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Maybe you are looking for that beautiful, yet unique spot to have your wedding, or renew your vows, well, the Wedding Chapel in the cave has had over 300 weddings performed there as well as many other events.
You will want to take a light jacket with you for your tour of the cave since it is a constant 48 degrees F year around, you will also want a comfortable pair of shoes for walking.
When you have completed the tour perhaps you and your kids will want to try your luck mining for real gemstones or genuine fossils in the bag of mining rough you can buy at the gift store. There is a chart posted to help you identify what you have found.
Hours: April On Saturday s and Sundays 10 AM – 4:30 PM; May Seven days a week: 10 – 4:30; Memorial Weekend through Labor Day Weekend: Seven days a week: 9:30 A< to 5:30 PM; September: Seven days a week 10 – 4"30 and in October it is only on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 – 4:30. If you want a tour in the winter you will need to call ahead to make special arrangement and the minimum charges apply which are $100 per group or $10.50 per person, whichever is greater.
Admission: 3 and under: Free; 4-12: $6; 13- 17: $9; 18 – 64: $10.50 and 65 and over are $9
Location: 29842 County 30,
Phone: 800-837-6606
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My family visited the cave during a family reunion that met in nearby Harmony. Although it was not a particularly spectacular cave, I was fascinated that such a place could exist beneath the nondescript farm fields. Except for the tourist-trap signs, one would have absolutely no clue that this vast network of tunnels existed beneath one’s feet! The enterprising family who owns the cave (at least the primary entrance to it) had the brilliant idea of building a wedding chapel down there. Not only did this create a destination–of sorts–where there is virtually no other for a hundred miles, it provides a natural setting for winter weddings, which is basically impossible anywhere else for a thousand miles! Unless, of course, you wished to have a wedding in the caves of the Black Hills of South Dakota–which I don’t think is allowed. It also is an excellent tornado shelter.
Visited you cave back in about 1950 with 3 friends. Still remember how nice it was!
i thought it was amazing!!!!!!!!!!! increadible!!!!!! beutiful!!!!!! outstanding I LOVE IT!!!!!!