Explore the Grand Canyon Caverns on Historic Route 66 Inn · Restaurant · Cavern Tours · RV Park/Campground · Havasupai Check-In Visit the Largest Dry Caverns in the U.S., located 21 stories underground!

At Grand Canyon Caverns, we offer four tour options and accessibility on the "Short Tour," accessible to everyone - including those with wheelchairs or motorized chairs. The tours run every 30 minutes during peak season and at least once an hour year-round.

Visitors to the area can enjoy Cavern Tours, Cave Spelunking, Colorado Raft Trips, Havasupai Falls and much more.

Experience the Cavern's Crystal Restaurant Dining & Great Tour for only $69.95 per person plus tax! Lunch reservations are available from TBD pm to TBD pm. You can redeem your tour anytime or any day during business hours.

From Seligman (heading West on I40), exit Interstate 40 and take Rt. 66 about 22 miles northwest to Grand Canyon Caverns & Inn. The final way is to arrive by air. A 5,100-foot airstrip is available for cavern guests (flying clubs welcome).

Grand Canyon Caverns & Inn is a recreational resort located in northern Arizona. The caverns, created over 65 million years ago, are the largest dry caverns in the U.S. In addition to caverns tours, the property offers hotel rooms, restaurants, campgrounds, camper park, and hiking.

The Grand Canyon Cabin has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and is perfect for six to sleep. It also has a full kitchen, a Futon Sofa, High-speed Internet, essential cookware, Netflix, and 3 Television sets. $297/night + taxes.

With miles of hiking trails and over 800 acres of jungle forest, you can enjoy a unique experience full of memories. At 5,397 ft elevation, we are located on an appealing plateau with the most extensive caverns in the U.S. approximately 300 feet below the surface.

Heading towards Seligman east of Grand Canyon Caverns you’ll have vistas of 50 miles or more with never a bit of smog…a big advantage of the middle of nowhere. Wildlife and Roadside Attractions Route 66 offers the chance to see majestic wildlife, which includes mountain lions, bobcats, falcons, owls, eagles, hawks, antelopes, elk, and the ...

It’s highly recommended you stay the first night at the Grand Canyon Caverns, wake up early and enjoy a warm breakfast before hiking 8+ miles into the canyon and visiting the falls. Our 48 unit motel offers the closest and best place to stay before …