tyendinaga cavern and caves

We were a bit jaded as we have visited caves elsewhere. These are nice but need another several thousand years to be more! Like the way they are getting things setup though.

We loved our tour of grounds & cave.The owner was excellent tour guide and very informative.We had a great visit with our family.Our grandsons 8 & 12 years lived it as we did too

We stopped here on our trip to Ottawa. Our children ages 4, 5, 8 and 10 really enjoyed the cave tour. I thought we'd walk a lot more through various caves, really you only go in one, but it's interesting none the less. A good time for adults and kids alike.

It's small and a bit pricey but a must see local destination for outdoors people. Children really loved it too. It is a great introduction to caves and the owners are passionate about it. It only takes about 20 minutes to see it all.

A rainy day with grandchildren..7,9, and 10. Looked up things to do and they voted for the caves. Easy to find, and looked inviting and interesting. Despite large groups of visiting day camp kids the owners graciously fit us in. The entry fees were very reasonable. The tour guide, Chris, was wonderful with kids. Answered everyones questions with interesting anecdotes. We were amazed at the depth of the work done here, and the incredible cavern. My grands were captivated, and so was I. Very very worthwhile visiting and will certainly be on my list of places to take my out of town guests. Loved it!

My niece and I loved our visit to the caves! Our guide knew her stuff, and she made the tour very interesting:)

We some some ads on the side of the road to stop here, because we love this sort of thing. The tour started with a 15 minute above ground tour and they showed you the water and hourglass caves which are not open to the public because they are too dangerous. But the part that you could enter was very cool, you could see things forming and my favorite part was the engravings of initials by previous people that had been in the cave the furthest back carving was from 1812 and it was in a very hard to get to spot. I would suggest this attraction if you have some extra time heading into Toronto.

Our group of ladies like to explore all kinds of local attractions. It helps our economy and teaches us local history and culture. We attended a guided tour on June 23 2014. It was most informative and fun. Our guide was not only well informed on the subject of the Caverns and Caves but was very warm and welcoming and encouraged all to ask whatever questions we may have had!! It was a wonderful evening out for all. I would encourage everyone to experience this natural wonder!!

We had an exceptional visit and really enjoyed the guided tour and educational aspect of going back in time geologically. The property is varied with beautiful natural woodland and a panoramic view over open fields. A definite must see when in the Quinte area.