What comes to mind when you hear the words “spelunking” and “caving?” Likely you think of young, athletic types with pale white skin decked out in gear from head to toe. They are wearing helmets with headlamps, carry ropes over their shoulders, and sport utility belts to make Batman jealous. Your mental image may also [...]

Diamond Caverns survived the great “cave wars” and is still thriving today.  Diamond Caverns is an interesting tourist attraction, in part because of how long they’ve been operating. In fact, they’re twice as old as Mammoth Caves National Park, and as a result have a rich detailed history that unfolds as you take the tour. [...]

Camping at Cathedral Caverns State Park Primitive campsites are available to all guests for a fee of $13 per night. Their primitive campsites are cleared sites that have fire pits. There is a community water spigot as well as portable toilets. The park does not offer electrical hookups at this time. The park also features [...]