Seneca Caverns

Discover the stories from limestone bedrocks dating back to 460 million years ago.

Seneca Caverns is made up of limestone bedrocks that are millions of years old. The Seneca Caverns were first used in the 1400s when the Seneca Indians would use them as a place to stay when traveling on a trade route. Over 300 years later, a German farmer found it, and these caverns were passed on through his family members until it was sold and subsequently became a tourist attraction in 1930.

When you visit, you will take a 1-hour tour and see everything the cave has to offer. The admission price is $15 for adults 13 and up, $10 for children 5-12, and free admission for children 4 and under. A 10% discount is available for AAA members, seniors, and military.

The tour of the cavern allows you to see the different formations that have formed over the years. Even if you don't know much about the formations, the tour guide will point out all the cool spots once inside the cave. In addition to the cavern, there is also a gemstone mine where participants can look for and dig up gemstones as a keepsake.