An interesting stop off the 66, maintained by the Yavapai tribe. You pay $26 or so, enter the elevator as if you are in a building, and then you go 250 feet down, down , down into a giant dry cavern. You'll see crystals and more crystals coating the walls like frost. There's the mummified carcass of a bobcat that met his end 150 years ago. Discarded mining tools. And a room full of barrels of saltine crackers and toilet paper, a reminder of the Atomic Age and the Cold War. You can even get married in a cave! We really enjoyed this little excursion. The guides are very informative. read more

My wife and I planned an excursion out there to have lunch and see the caverns. FROM THE TIME WE PLACED OUR LUNCH ORDER UNTIL WE WERE SERVED IT WAS A RIDICULOUS 1 HOUR AND 5 MINUTES! Seriously! The time it took completely eclipses anything I could say about the quality, taste, service or price. Don't go here for food unless you have e absolutely nothing else to do for the rest of the day. Completely wasted our time. read more

What a fun spot!! The cavern tour was great! Our guide was fun and friendly! We ate lunch here and dinner at the restaurant. The food was good for roadside food! Hot and fresh, the onion rings were fantastic! Pulled pork was mid, hamburgers were awesome!! Great meal for the price! The staff was very friendly!! Great sweet tea also!!! read more

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A group of us (aged 15-95) visited as an adventure for my father's 95th birthday (took the 3/4 mile tour). Ariane was our guide, and she was FANTASTIC; we were appreciative! The Caverns were interesting, and Ariane was informative and funny. Even though Dad manages really well for his age, she helped us make sure he was both safe AND that he had a wonderful experience. We all enjoyed ourselves! Tour price is very reasonable, especially the senior discount! read more

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Very cool place. You can have a meal in the cave. Highly recommend. Great tour and food. The people are informative and friendly. read more

Grand Canyon Caverns - New American Near Me - Peach Springs, Arizona

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Post for June 13th, 2025 This is the last stop before hiking into Havasupai Falls. It's an hour away from the Hill Top where you start your descend into Havasupai Falls. The service here has been nothing but friendly and accommodating. The first night of check-in we had no issues other than the wifi not working in our room, which wasn't an issue for me because I'm going to be without wifi or cell service for the next couple of days, what's one more day? Anyways, get here before 6pm to check-in if you're going to Havasupai Falls the following day or the day of. if you stay here they provide you with complimentary continental breakfast. Breakfast was literally 2 hard boiled eggs in a commercial plastic bag, cereal, regular milk, bagels, sliced bread, a toaster for your bread, butter, Philadelphia cream cheese, cups of OJ, cups of Yoplait yogurt, and salt packets. For what it was, I didn't mind it. It did the trick and helped me start my day. The rooms themselves a kept nicely and comfortable beds to sleep in. The restaurant on the premises is nice. The staff are friendly and accommodating as well. My group had the fry bread tacos which were MASSIVE and I had the Zoomie Burger. I had a piece of the fry bread taco and it tasted great. My Zoomie Burger was infuriated over cooked, but I think that's just how they cook them naturally. Nonetheless, it was a fine dining experience next to the gift shop where you sign up for the cave tour read more

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We enjoyed the short tour. Very educational and impressive. We recommend making reservations online prior to making the drive. The lunch in the Cavern is a great idea but the food was horrible. We do not recommend spending the money for the experience. Oh, bring a jacket, it is 58 degrees 220 feet under ground. read more

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We stopped her for the cavern tour on a whim since it was in the Route 66 guide book. We did the standard tour, and it was incredible! Ariane was the most engaging and personable tour guide with my daughters. We all loved learning about the history and geology of the caverns. I highly recommend!! read more

The Grand Canyon caverns is one of those special gems on historic Route 66. Just a few miles from seligman but so far from average. I've been enjoying the caverns camp sites for some years and am always satisfied. But in the last few years they have stepped up their game. Cleaned up more amenities and ample staff. We enjoyed complimentary continental breakfast during our stay and Lisa was wonderful, even went out of her way to get my daughter a blueberry muffin. Angel in the camping office helped me not have to move our rv when I accidentally did 2 separate nights instead of booking 2 continuous. They truly love their resort and it shows. Clean shower rooms and updated motel rooms along with a good restaurant that had live entertainment. All that not even mentioning the caverns and their fascinating history. From discovery in the 1920's till today inspiring awe in countless generations. The dinner tour is an awesome offering and they even have a short tour now. I can't say enough. I will be back. 10/10 recommend read more

Grand Canyon Caverns - Inside the caverns - New American Near Me - Peach Springs, Arizona

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Great tour and an amazing sight . It was easy to book and walk in . All staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend read more

We stayed in the motel and toured the Cavern on a quick getaway for the weekend. All the staff was super friendly and the rooms were clean and comfy. The Cavern tour was so neat and the guide was so funny. We ate at the restaurant in the Cavern and that was a unique experience. My husband had the bison burger and said it was delicious. I had the grilled chicken salad and I think I would have rather had the BBQ pork. The salad was weird with sliced zucchini and the ranch was kind of bland. The service was fantastic and the server was very chatty. We definitely had a great time. read more

Grand Canyon Caverns - In the Cavern after lunch - New American Near Me - Peach Springs, Arizona

Drove an hour to get here and no where on their website did the say you have to book a day in advance. Asked about a tour at 5pm and was told the lady wouldn't want to go right back down after she came up from her other tour. So went to sit in the resteraunt up top and was ignored for 10 minutes before the server finally came over and asked if we have been helped.... their was only one server are you kidding me. Very disapointed read more

Grand Canyon Caverns - Ticket area - New American Near Me - Peach Springs, Arizona

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We took the short tour (25 min) with tour guide Dino and it was the perfect length of time. The caverns were very impressive and Dino was knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. It was a perfect pitstop on our way to the Grand Canyon that got us walking a bit and intrigued us adults and our little kids alike. read more

Grand Canyon Caverns - New American Near Me - Peach Springs, Arizona

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Total waist of money. This is a mined out cavern with very little stalactites, and no stalagmites. The guide, Charlie, didn't even now the names of these features. He had a flashlight that couldn't light up the interior or the few crystals in the interior. He had three pages of notes to read from in his pocket and did not use them. It showed he was not prepared. The features they emphasized is you can pay more and get married, have a lunch, or sleep overnight. read more

Cavern tour was great! Nice pace, good details, and friendly / cheerful guide. Would definitely recommend. Only issue was getting there using GPS-Maps program. Takes you past it by 15 mile markers into small town of Peach Springs. It would be helpful to mention this in the email where address and info about the upcoming tour is provided. read more

My husband and I stopped for a cavern tour during a roadtrip across the Arizona section of Route 66 tour and we are glad we did! Susan, our tour guide, did a great job giving us historical as well as geologic descriptions of what we were seeing in this amazing, large underground dry cave. They just reopened in June after installing a new elevator and improving a few tunnels used to access the existing cave tour. We chose to take the extended tour due to timing and it is well worth the small amount of extra cost. We found it a little confusing where to purchase tickets, but once we were directed further down the road to the restaurant, it was easy to find. Great RV area and large restaurant where we would have eaten if we'd had more time. If you're thinking about planning a tour, we recommend! read more

The restaurant was open at a limited time when we were there (11am-3pm) but the owner mentioned that he'll stay open later if/when more people are around. With that said, the owner and one of his guys were just the most pleasant people we have ever met!! Very welcoming, nice, explained a ton of stuff to us that we appreciated - overall good energy kind of folks. After a long morning of driving this was the perfect meal to recuperate and just feel good! My southwestern burger was so so good and you can't sleep on the fries (we ordered extra to go for dinner since we're checked in overnight at the Inn and nothing else is open around the area). Definitely go visit when in the area, they deserve a ton of love and support! The Caves will also be open by end-March (same area as the restaurant)! read more

Grand Canyon Caverns - Southwestern Burger - New American Near Me - Peach Springs, Arizona

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I was really looking forward to this cave tour, but unfortunately, it did not live up to expectations. While the natural setting had potential, several aspects of the experience were underwhelming. The guide didn't provide much interesting history or geological information. She also spoke fast and unclear. We were hoping for a more educational experience. Her flashlight battery died and had to borrow one of the guests, as she did not have a backup. One of the guests pointed out the colors on the formations towards the end of the tour, and she was surprised herself! I wouldn't recommend it unless improvements are made. Maybe a different tour guide would have made all the difference! read more

I did not expect a whole lot given the remote location of the inn. We did check in very late where we were accommodated by overnight attendant. The room itself was simple with the bare basics. The heater didn't work very well and it was pretty chilly. The water pressure in the shower was also very bad. The bed was huge and that was probably my favorite part. Supposedly there was a continental breakfast that we had just missed when we checked out at 9:30am. It's convenient for hiking supai but nothing special at all. Thank you for having us, respectfully. read more

Super cool motel. Stayed in February so there was still some snow but the room had a heater that was perfect! The room had two beds, mounted tv with a couple channels. It had everything you needed to sleep and shower. Caverns were closed when we visited. The cafe was open and we had chicken tenders. It was a cool place to be, pretty big property. About 5mins to the road to head to the havasupai hike. read more

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We planned our entire Valentine's Day weekend around having dinner in the Caverns, especially since it was the first day of the season and it happened to fall on Valentine's Day. We booked it the very first day reservations opened. We even flew into Las Vegas and drove 2.5 hours specifically for this experience. We arrived about 45 minutes early and told them at check-in that we were there for both the dinner and the tour. They told us to come back in 40 minutes, so we went to the restaurant to have a drink. Unfortunately, that's where things started going downhill. The server was making inappropriate and corny jokes -- saying things like, "I know what you'd like, a knuckle sandwich," pretending to almost spill a drink on me, and awkwardly demanding payment. It was unprofessional and not funny. Next was the tour, which was even more disappointing. Our guide openly told us she was only there to help out and had moved on to housekeeping. Multiple times she said things like, "I shouldn't be telling you that," and "That's not my job." It did not feel organized or professional. At the end of the tour, we mentioned we were there for the dinner, especially since we could see people already dining in the cavern. The guide spoke to someone in the dining area and came back saying, "We don't have food for them." We were still allowed to sit and were offered a drink. We had one drink before being told we had to go back upstairs because they couldn't leave us alone down there and needed to take the guests who had finished dinner back up. During this time, we overheard staff chatting on the radio about having a party of 16 upstairs who were "more important" than our party of two. That was incredibly disappointing to hear. When we returned upstairs, we spoke with previous guests who mentioned their steak was rubbery and overcooked. At that point, after flying in and driving five hours round-trip from Vegas, we decided this experience simply wasn't worth it and requested a refund. We spoke with the Restaurant Manager, Don, who was apologetic and explained the General Manager was not there. It's hard to understand how the GM would not be present on opening day -- especially on Valentine's Day. They refunded the dinner but would not refund the tour. Overall, this was an extremely disappointing experience that did not live up to the planning, travel, or cost. 0/10 -- would not recommend. I would give them a zero if I could. read more

Came here after checking in for my permits to hike to Havasupai. You have to check in a the Grand Canyon Cavern Inn the day before you start hiking. This was the closest open food option after checking in and I wanted to get a proper meal before starting my hike tomorrow morning. I ordered the pulled pork sandwich. The food isn't fancy, but it is filling and it was nice to have a warm meal. Judging on the food alone, I would probably give it three stars, but there was ample seating, the staff were friendly, and the location was convenient for my situation. read more

More like 3.5. Service was tip top. Ambiance was diner ish as they were quiet. Quiant place, probably noisy when busy. Had their mozzarella sticks, okay, onion rings, above average, fried zucchini, also above average and was surprised to find them firm. The winner was the crispy chicken wrap. Stuffed with chicken, filling was lettuce, tom's, dressing (not ranch), celery, etc. The wrap itself was not you standard cheesy tortilla. Overall a good portion, moist, lots of chicken and the flavors coming together as harmonious unit. Little pricey, $$. Three people, two beers, two sodas 60 bucks read more

Just a great experience of a very unique geologic event/location. A very knowledgeable guide. We elected to have lunch in the cavern as well. Good meal, good portions, great and friendly service. Very clean. read more

very disappointed, made the reservation for the tour and rv park, get a call 5 days before my trip and have it cancelled because they are still getting everything ready for the season, I get it things happen, but the problem is the way they run their business, the problem is that it's been a week and can't get a hold of a manager because they don't have phones?!?!? only email???? Come on in this day in age, I just want my refund because they cancelled on me. Seriously be cautious because if they cancel on you, you might not get your money back, what a fraud read more

Just came up from hiking to Havasu Falls. Someone said that this place has great burgers. They were amazing. Only momma has made better. Guy had the Angry Bison burger. He said it was the best burger he had ever eaten read more

When I heard they opened a restaurant inside the cave and Grand Canyon Caverns I knew I had to give it a try. I booked a reservation for a 12:45 PM lunch and hit the road. It turned out I was the only one booked for that time so I had the place to myself. That was nice. I spent my lunch chatting with the service attendant. I ordered a baby bella and swiss cheese burger and a side of fries for my lunch. It was brought dowm from the surface in a small metal trash can and hoisted up to the dining platform. That made me chuckle. It was like a really cheesey dinner and a show. The food was actually really good though. A tender juicy burger. Lots of suteed mushrooms. Swiss cheese, lettuce and tomato all served on a ciabatta roll. With the side of steak cut fries (perfectly cooked), this was a good lunch with unsurpassed atmosphere. But what really set it apart was the all-you-can-eat pie. I had a piece of cheese cake (not NY style) and chocolate cream pie. Both were creamy and delicious. And way too much food. I still had a cave tour to look forward to but I was so damned stuffed. I headed back to the surface and waited for the 2PM tour. And yes, lunch comes with a 45 minute tour of the cave. Like a really killer 2-for-1 deal. It all makes for a wholly unique experience. When is the last time you ate lunch 210 feet below the surface of the earth in the nation's largest dry cave? read more

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Loved the vibes, the people who worked here, and the yummy food! The burgers and veggies were FRESH and the onion rings were on point. It's a small menu with simple food but made to order and exactly what you need the night before a long hike! read more

Location; mile behind the Grand Canyon Caverns Inn, which was scenic and cute route. Service; Server was very outgoing and always checking on us and our food. Food; Ordered the Steak dinner, with grilled squash and macaroni and cheese with a homemade biscuit. The steak was cooked to order, and tasty. The side were by far delicious, mostly the grilled squash was cooked perfectly and seasoned to perfection. Have to mention the pie, bar far the best pie I have had in a while, fresh fruit cooked in a crispy pie crust. read more

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We arrived for our Tour, only to find out that they've been Closed for 6 months! They didn't notify me about the closure. Nor do I understand why they let me buy tickets in early May, when they were already Closed? To top it off,the Grand Canyon Cavern' staff were quite rude, to say the least. Whatever you do, don't buy tickets for anything related to the Caverns! John P. read more

There were five of us in our group who took the cave tour with David - who was pretty funny and engaging and answered all of our questions - and then ate lunch with Melissa as our server. It was a really neat experience - a lot to see during the tour AND while we enjoyed our food! Two of us got salads with grilled chicken - very fresh and tasty and three got burgers with onion rings which they said were great! There were three other tables of two each during lunch and that's about the maximum capacity for the Grotto. Melissa took each of our photos at the tables and hanging over the railing - which meant four separate times she had to run down and around to take our photos from the bottom looking up! She was very accommodating and helpful. read more

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A must stop if you pass through Peach Spring, AZ on your Route 66 adventures. There's a cavern, gift shop, and cafe on site. I appreciate that they have a condensed version of the tour that is wheelchair accessible at half the price. It's obviously not as interesting as the full tour but at least you can go down to the cavern and get a small glimpse of some things. It was fine for my son in his power chair but for those in a manual chair, you may need a bit of assistance as some areas are quite steep. We started with Chris as our guide. My older kids said he was a good guide. Because my younger son and I took the shorter tour, we split with the rest of the group and went back with a guide named Dino. We didn't like him as much because he spoke so fast and walked so fast that we could not understand anything he was telling us (per my 8 year old son - and I concur). He also talked in a rehearsed monotone voice so he didn't seem very interesting to listen to, even if we could hear him. I first came here about 18 years ago, and there have been some changes since. They now have a grotto area where you can dine in the cavern. They also made a deck complete with a couple futons, a bathroom, and a TV if you were interested in staying there overnight. Seems cool, but with people saying there are ghost sightings there, I would be too chicken to go myself... The biggest surprise for me was the restaurant. The food is excellent! I wasn't expecting this in the middle of nowhere. We were heading westbound on Route 66 and in looking at my map, there weren't any other restaurants along the road, so I decided that we would just grab a bite there after our tour. The menu is pretty limited, but what they do have they do really well. My family had the burgers, and I had the chicken sandwich. The food took a while (because there was only one guy cooking during the lunch rush) but in watching the cook, he was taking great care in preparing the meals. The burgers were fresh beef - I sat him getting fresh balls of ground beef and putting it on the grill and smashing them down into patties. They are served on ciabatta rolls with fresh lettuce and tomatoes. My family really enjoyed their meals, and although my chicken breast was on the small side, it tasted really really good! They also offer free charging for electric vehicles. The hotel up front also has cars with a "Radiator Springs" gas station and cars decked out like the Cars characters for photo ops. Definitely a fun way to spend a couple hours along the route. read more

Such a wonderful experience! I just got back from backpacking Havasupai falls, I was exhausted and ended up arriving before my check in time at the Grand Canyon Caverns, I ended up here, I lounged on the deck with a book and a glass of wine! The restaurant manager was so wonderful and even brought me some pasta salad which was to die for!! (Probably best I've ever had not going to lie). Def bringing a container home. It's hard finding places like this with this kind of comfort and good vibes. I'll be back! Thank you again read more

Driving down Route 66 we decided to pull into the Caverns to find out if we could eat there. The Caverns were closed, the restaurant just opening. What happened next was a beautiful memory in the making. A very nice man named Don took care of us, he cooked a beautiful meal, showed us around and was more than a good host. We had a great time, it is well worth a stop. Next time we will check out the Caverns. Thank you Don!!! read more

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Ok, two Reviews for the same place. This place is amazing! The Tour down the caverns is unbelievable, the guides are so knowledgeable and helpful. There is so much to see! The fallout shelter information from the nuclear fearful age is unreal. So please go and support them! read more

Grotto : Food was good. Clean with friendly staff. cavern tour: Friendly staff, informative. sad though to see expansion of man made structures in the cavern itself. I understand the owners have to make money, but it takes away from the experience of touring the cavern itself. RV/camp ground: Kept Clean. Nice laundry facility. Bathrooms are nice.... Except the shower head dropped/no flow. There is a walking path from the main road/hotel to the back grotto/cavern tour site. Paths are washed out and no signs posted that they have horses/cows roaming free! The motel/entrance by the main road is still well kept.... but the previous owner who had numerous 1950's cars/trucks/scooters sold the property and took all his rides with him. The area no longer looks/feels like the inspiration to "Radiator Springs" for the Disney movie (Cars)! The restaurant attached to the motel is closed and the once quant mini golf course is dilapidated. I hope the new owners returns this magtime read more

We loved the friendly atmosphere and the thoughtfulness of the staff. Reggie, Dino and their Manager Randy were so good! The caverns were and are one of a kind. A truly wonder of nature. You will not see this anywhere else in the world! Food was great as their pizzas were delicious and having one 21 Stories in our own private Grotto was a once in a lifetime. Thank you Grand Canyon Caverns and Grotto we traveled back almost 200 miles to see you and it was so worth it! read more

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Great cavern tour! Loved our tour guide Dino, very punny guy. The grill was great, hamburgers tasted fantastic and i was told they are made from ground chuck. Nice day vacation from Las Vegas, and totally fun by yourself or with the family read more

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Surprised my hubby with a weekend getaway for his birthday. Took him to tour the Caverns along with having lunch in the Grotto. The food was delicious, the pie was even better. The whole eating in the Caverns is brilliant. After we finished eating we did the tour. Dino was fantastic and knew so many details, plus he was funny as heck. He is older than my husband and I, but you definitely could not tell. He went through the Caverns like it was just a little stroll through the park, HA it definitely isn't. If you are "thinking" about going. Don't think anymore and just do it. read more

Grand Canyon Caverns - This is the Grotto, picture taken while on the tour. - New American Near Me - Peach Springs, Arizona

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What an amazing and beautiful place! Our tour guide Dino funny and full of so many details about the Cavern, he made the tour so delightful and very memorable. You must go and see this amazing place you won't be sorry. read more

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