Cave Without A Name Campground

Guided tour was pretty good. You need to be able to walk up and down about 6 flights of stairs. It's pretty steep going down and up.

Un endroit méconnu, pas trop touristique, c'est ce que l'on cherchait et on a été plus que bien servis... Notre guide fort sympathique, Cy, à su rendre la visite privée très agréable... Comme nous devions traduire aux enfants au fur et à mesure, le tour à duré le double du temps prévu et jamais n'a montré signe d'impatience... Beaucoup d'apprentissage pour la famille, un seul mot : époustouflant!

It was beautiful. Totally worth the trip.

We arrived there with our Harvest Hosts membership, so had a free first night. But so much appreciated it that we decided to stay an extra paying night.
So quiet, no lighting over night, just nature.

But must know there's no sewer, no dump station and the water hookup is not drinkable.

You must visit the cave, impressive. They do concert sometimes in the cave must be such an experience!

We were looking for somewhere to camp after leaving Padre Island. The hills of Texas are so inviting. This campground has a unique name- Cave Without a Name. We camped here with our son-in-law and daughter and our son. This campground was perfect. Super clean bathhouse. Practically brand new. Quiet and peaceful. We could hear an owl for part of the night which was relaxing to us. The price was right on this stay. We even decided to go on a cave tour which was spectacular. We walked from our campsite to where the tour began. We will definitely stay here again when we are in this area.

This campground is very private and way off the road with a locked gate at night. I was the only camper there the first night. I stayed in my jeep rigged for camping. There is a bathroom with warm shower and very clean. There are electric hookups and non-potable water hookups, along with picnic table, and fire ring. Deer everywhere. Sites are not paved. I brought my dog with me so I did not go on the cavern tour. It is beautiful here, though. The second night there were 3 RV’s and myself. Definitely would stay here again. The first night, there was a wedding in the cavern.

$32 a night for an extended stay after a HH night.

We where first going to stay here under the Harvest Host program, but it was soooo HOT in the 90's that we paid for the night in the campground. They have electric and water. They campground is clean and so where the bathrooms. There was only one other camper while we where there. It was quite and peaceful. We camped at Cave Without A Name in a Motorhome. We didn't have to unhook our tow trailer. Took the tour in the morning, and it was one of the best guide tours i have gone on. The people who work in the store where helpful and friendly. The Cave was Fascinating.

I'm giving a 5 star, based on the excitement of the kids I saw coming out; however, I didn't go through the cave myself. For me, it was kind of pricey ($20/adult and $10/child) and only service dogs are allowed, so my pup and I decided to move on to our next stop.

Cave Without A Name is one of the best caves we've visited. We got there in the middle of the week in our RV pulling a trailer. No other cars in the lot. The owner walked out of the store and talked to us. He told us about the tours and pointed out their camping area. Since it was a slow day for them, we got a private tour of the cave. It's just gorgeous. The camping area was so nice we staying two nights. Very secluded and private. Lots of deer wandering by. Full hookups. Beautiful. I'd go back just for the RV part of it.