What can I see and do at Grand Canyon Caverns?
- Tour the Grand Canyon Caves: This limestone cavern is the largest dry cavern in the United States, far below the surface of the plateau at 210 feet. Take a fascinating walking tour underground after riding down on the exploration elevator.
- Horseback Riding: Get a real feel for the Old West by taking a guided horseback ride across the plains. You can enjoy a dinner ride, a half-day or all-day ride or a beautiful sunset ride.
- Jeep Tours: Riding in a jeep to the Colorado River is a thrilling way to spend some vacation time. Bring your camera, as you’ll find some intriguing photo opportunities of Native American performances, Hualapai Market and other Wild West entertainment.
- Camping: At the Grand Canyon Caverns, you’ll also find camping, with tent or RV camping, with 48 full hook-up sites available. All the amenities make your visit extra special with private flush toilets, picnic tables and fire rings, even a large heated pool.
Where are the Grand Canyon Caverns?
Grand Canyon Caverns are located just 12 miles east of Peach Springs on famous Route 66. If driving on Interstate 40 West, take the Seligman exit, and if headed East, take the Andy Devine Blvd. exit in Kingman, Arizona.
When are the Grand Canyon Caverns open?
The popular Grand Canyon Caverns are open all year except for Christmas Day. Summer hours are Monday through Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm.
How much does it cost to visit the Grand Canyon Caverns of Arizona?
- Wild Tour: $89.95
- Explorers Tour: $69.95
- Regular Tour:
Adults: $20.95
Seniors 65 and up: $15.95
Children(6 to 12): $13.95
5 yrs. & under FREE - Short Tour:
Adults: $15.95
Children(6 to 12): $10.95
5 yrs. & under FREE
Who can I call if I have more questions?
If you have more questions, you can call Grand Canyon Caverns at (928) 422-3223 or visit them online.