dixie caverns
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My husband and I found the caves beautiful and interestinf to explore. The facilities are old school and very low key. The tour guide did a good job although some of the stories and jokes were a bit hokey.
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Folklore says that the small brown bats returned early. This means early winter , but they are very small and sleep alot , The tour takes 45 minutes ,you cover about 400 steps up into the mountain.yes up not down . Tour guide was very nice and knew all the cave facts and lore. There is a picnic area ,camping site and gift shop. I enjoyed the tour ,cave features and the small group of interesting people with the tour .Good day trip with family, Can't wait to try another cave trip.
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We had a great time at this cavern. The tour guide " Bo" was one of the best ! They also have a very nice gift shop.
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The tour cost $12 per person takes about 45 minutes and includes about 450 stairs. Try off season visits. I went on a September Monday and got a private tour.
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This little gem is off the beaten path. I did not have high expectations, since I had heard it was more of a family run business and not like the big Luray Cavers just north of here. The price was right, and I found a $3.00 off one adult admission inside a travel brochure at my hotel. The cavern is huge, with lots to see inside. Our travel guide was excellent, and pointed everything out to us, and did not move too quickly. It was nice and cool on a hot summer day, but we did bring jackets and used them. The gift shop has lots of gemstones and unusual items. My 11 year old loved it. It was her first cave. There are a lot of stairs, and no wheelchair access. Be prepared for a light workout. It takes about an hour to see inside the cave, and the tours go about every 20 minutes.
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Went on a tour of the Caverns with my Girlfriend and her family while we were on vacation and It was a great experience with very interesting history and our tour guide Preston was a very kind and excellent guide I totally recommend him this Is a must If your vacationing the Roanoke/Salem area.
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Four of us went to visit the cavern - it was the first time there for 3 of us. Had a great time and our tour guide,Tyler, had lots of anecdotes. Don't let the idea of 362 steps scare you. I am totally out of shape and I did fine.
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A pleasant family experience. The guide was good and overall it was a nice cave with interesting features.
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We have been to many caves over the last few years having 2 boys (now ages 13 and 11). This cave was pretty small, the formations have a lot of damage as well. Many are broken off. Our tour guide was a young teenage girl and didn't have her facts straight. Gave wrong facts several times and was just overall not a very good guide. Cave did have gold in it on the ceilings which was a first that we have seen. Also, most of the cave was above ground level, which was also pretty unique. The "wedding bell" was the most interesting feature.
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I live just over the hill from Dixie Caverns and Pottery. The cavern tour has not changed much in the 30+ years since I first went. There are steps - lots of them - and the temps inside are in the 60s (Fahrenheit). The tour guides are usually very knowledgeable. Wear practical shoes!The 'and Pottery' is a bit of a misnomer now. The pottery shop closed several years ago, replaced with a room full of vintage and eclectic collectibles (be sure to say hello to the cat!). On the other side of the building is a kitsch utopia - t-shirts, figurines, wind chimes, toys and more. In the middle is a small room with rocks and fossils. The whole building seems pleasantly stuck in the late 1970s. The bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible.There is a nice campground just past the store. It stays fairly busy year round.