Boyden Cavern Adventures & Tours LLC.

Tourist attraction · Fresno County

Boyden Cavern Adventures & Tours LLC.

Tourist attraction · Fresno County

Kings Canyon National Park, Sequoia National Forest 18 Miles East of, Grant Grove, CA 93633

Highlights

Explore the stunning Boyden Cavern near Visalia, where knowledgeable guides lead you through enchanting stalactites and stalagmites on a fun adventure.

Kings Canyon National Park, Sequoia National Forest 18 Miles East of, Grant Grove, CA 93633 Get directions

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"Boyden Cavern is an underground cave system near Visalia, featuring natural formations such as stalagmites and stalactites." - Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca is an award-winning journalist and co-founder of Be a Travel Writer, an online course for the next generation of travel journalists. Her photos, videos, and words have appeare

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Carla E

Google

If you find yourself in the area it's a must. Book ahead as you're not guaranteed a spot if you walk in. I believe it's closed winter season and reopens in Spring. Tour guide Jeff was very knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely would come back.

Chris Gardner

Google

Drove up and got tickets for the next tour group. It's an amazing cave and you really get close to the formations. The tour guides did a good job of pointing out elements, answering questions, and taking photos of our group. It is a steep hike up but our 4 year old was able to do it. I highly recommend the "wild" or wet exit. Yes your shoes get wet, but it's really amazing to walk through the cave on your own. Where else can you do this? So bring some sacrificial shoes or buy some water shoes there. The water really isn't that cold.

Daniel Murray

Google

Stopped by on a whim, and boy am I happy we did. Andrew the tour guide rocked our world. His humor and information made for an amazing journey through the cavern. If you get the option to “go dark” at the end of the tour, you should 100% say yes! We ended up taking the “wet” exit and we loved it. If we were to do it again, I would have brought a headlamp for this portion. But it was by no means necessary.

looney Colorado

Google

This place is a definite must. We went with our 2yr old and it was perfect. Just the incline up might be a little tough but there's rails all the way so you can easily go up. The tour was fabulous too lots of interesting information

Amie Sarte

Google

The tour guide is very knowledgeable. A cool and fun experience. We are prepared and took the wet exit.

Sitara Sudarsanan Beenarani

Google

It was exciting to listen to the explorer Boyden’s adventures. Nature in action with the living proofs as stalactites and stalagmites. Our guide was really knowledgeable and gave the best insights into all our questions. Worth the visit.

Niyaz Zubair

Google

A natural wonder.. Can see live cave formation by nature using silica. The designs formed as spectacular.Not difficult hike from the parking lot. The ranger explained everything very clearly and friendly. Can spend 1 hr here going and coming back. It's a dark cave and with lots of low height area inside. It's a good adventurous time with kids ans family

Gregory Harrington

Google

Such an amazing experience! The tour guide was very nice and we enjoyed every part of it! They let me use my Canon Mark 50 in the cavern ( I kept the flash off, you don't want to blind people walking around ). The Cavern was so beautiful and I took lots of pictures and video of me and my wife walking around.