Super cool little roadside stop. The staff are so friendly, and the cave is really cool. Highly recommend the stop.

Great experience with kids, steps is quite steep, not suitable for disable. You can find japanese bred of bats👆😊

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For a cave, this limestone cave has some fairly steep slopes. If you want a little taste of adventure, it's probably enough. When no one else is there, you can enjoy silence with nothing but the sound of dripping water. As a campground, the campsites are surrounded by cedar forest, but if you climb a little higher there are broadleaf trees too, making it an interesting place. There are also 2 bungalows, toilets, free showers, and a cooking area. The river might be a little small. It seems good for enjoying some simple outdoor activities with family. The public road is relatively close, so it's an option for a campground that isn't too deep in nature.

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Limestone cave For parking, people who aren't barbecuing generally park across the road below and walk uphill, so it's a little far, I guess. After buying a ticket, you have to climb farther to reach the cave, which is also tough💦 As soon as you enter the cave, there are stairs leading down. The happiness of thinking, it's cool! (It was nearly ３０ degrees in mid-July, so it was hot outside and cool inside the cave. You go down steep stairs, but the handrails are wet, so I went down carefully, thinking they might be slippery. You also have to climb back up on the way out, so that's something to watch out for⚠️. From the ticket counter, going to the back of the cave and returning took about 20 to 25 minutes.

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