This is an awesome find and I highly recommend going. You'll probably won't see anything like it in your life and it's a very humbling experience to go through, I'm very grateful it's even a tour, and the kids liked it also! It was a mile hike underground but they did awesome and it wasn't really too cold like we expected

We have a great time here. The cave tour is really cool and worth the money. The guide for our tour was friendly, knowledgeable and did a great job. The tour group was small enough that everyone could easily see and hear the guide. The tour is 90 minutes and has a lot of walking on uneven surfaces and up quite a few stairs. This is not for small children or anyone with walking difficulties. The different formations and features are awesome to see up close. I would recommend an appointment but they also save quite a few spots for same day walk in. We will definitely go back some time.

Absolutely amazing experience! The caves are surreal with twisting marble formations, hidden chambers, and fascinating geology. The park rangers were incredibly knowledgeable and brought the whole underground journey to life with their passion and storytelling. The drive to the monument is stunning, winding through lush forested hills. It’s a bit of a trek to get there, but 100% worth it even if you're coming from hours away. Pro tip: Arrive early! The visitor center opens at 8:30 AM, but you’ll want to be there by 7:45 AM to get in line for tour tickets. Tours are limited and often sell out fast, especially in summer. If you’re in southern Oregon, don’t skip this. It’s a true hidden gem and a perfect mix of nature, science, and awe.

Aug 2025 My 3rd time here 1st time for my wife. I told her it was a nice level walk! I guess my memory sucks (it had been 25 years since the last tour). There are plenty of stairs and steps! She still loved the tour, and still loves me though. Awesome cave. Our guide showed us a device for recording bats flying through. Therefore the Bat Phone really does exist! The cool colors in some of the photos are a trick the phone did. There is a combinations of LED and incandescent lights that plays hell with the white balance. Actual colors are cave gray as in the other images.

We had the best time on our guided tour through the caves. Our tour guide was very pleasant and gave usany fun facts about the caves. The drive up to the caves is windy but not too long. Make sure to pack a sweater as the caves are very cold even though it was 90° outside of them.

One of the best cave tours I’ve done in a long time. The park Rangers were very knowledgeable and the hike was really fun. You do walk up a lot of steps and you have to duck under some rock formations, but it’s a really great experience.

Highly recommend the Oregon Caves and taking a tour. We took our three kids and spent Almsot two hours underground during our tour. A beautiful spot, worth the drive.

It’s a decent park where I feel safe to bring my son despite there being several homeless people who hang out there all the time. I remember a few years ago finding needles in the playground school bus structure but it seems to have been cleaned up. Also there is now a water park newly installed with some pretty neat features and a nice way to cool down in the summer that the kids seem to love. It’s nice that there are several benches, most of which are located in the shade.

It's great that the skate park is here, but it does need improvements and it does need additional add-ons to make it more fun and functional. This winter I'll be working on a spring plan for the skate park for improvements and will bring it to the city council.

Great community and awesome park but the restrooms need soap among other additions

Very nice, sitting under a cool shade tree listening to a radio with my Tank Girl my dog. Pleasant. Cool cushy green grass to sit on, on a hot summer morning. Lovely

For how small the town is, it was nice small skate park. Seems like you have plenty of flat ground before getting into your next transition. Great for beginners that need to learn how to drop I to a quarter pipe and people that like flat ground. The worst part was the park it self seemed to be where the homeless of the town slept.

The tough trucks during the holiday weekend are fabulous, such goofy fun. Great family entertainment.♥️

Except for the tweekers, it's a nice park. Just dont Go there after dark, and stay away from the restrooms after hours, and the stage area, and definitely dont let your kids play in the playground area, they find used needles there so, ...yes, be cautious. Sadly.

We had Willy and Matt as our guides. They did a great job. We did not have reservations and they allowed us to join another group even though we showed up at the last second. We were so happy to get to go zip lining.

Me and my family went ziplining for my birthday. Eli and Morgan are awesome guides. I highly recommend going. We are definitely going back to stay in the tree houses. It was very welcoming there and the vibe was positive energy.

This was an...interesting (yet fun!)...family experience! While visiting the Oregon coast and redwood forest, we decided to try and find a zipline course to add a layer of excitement to our forest exploration. After Googling a couple options, we elected to go to the Treehouse - mostly because my kids loved the idea of adding the Tarzan swing onto the zipline course! I have to say, we had a great time after overcoming a few misgivings when we first showed up. First, the Treehouse Ziplines is in the town of Takilma. For those who don't know the area (like we didn't), Takilma was a town founded by hippies a number of years ago. The road to the Treehouse wanders through some areas that just seemed...different. It started to feel like we were in the movie "Nothing But Trouble". The business lacked any professional sign, and instead, there were a couple hand painted road signs pointing the way through a neighborhood dirt road. Upon arrival, a sign indicated that zipline customers and staff were to park in the dirt lot by the horse corral. Again, weird. As I looked for the business, I found myself wandering through...treehouses...with people milling about like they lived there. After wandering around, I found the zipline building at the back of the campus, and somewhat nervously asked how to check in. At this point, I didn't know what I'd gotten my family into - was this place even a legitimate business, licensed, and insured? Or was it a hippie commune that I'd stumbled into?? After a few questions (and some after-the-fact research), I discovered that the Treehouse Ziplines is part of the Out n' About Treehouse Resort - a small resort of treehouses people can stay at, with ziplining being one of the activities people can participate in. Apparently, this would have been more obvious to me if I fully explored their website, but as it was, Google landed me on their ziplining page, and I didn't know it was part of a larger resort offering. I have to say that the staff were very friendly and professional. They took safety seriously, and I quickly gained confidence in their abilities and attention to detail. We did the Big Zip Adventure, which is a series of 7 increasingly challenging zips, starting with a short practice zip just a few feet off the ground, to a zip that starts 75' up a tree! (There is something a little nerve wracking being that high up, on a small platform, and feeling the tree sway - it doesn't matter if you are double attached to a secure cable - you'll find yourself feeling like hugging the tree for dear life!). Each group gets two guides, and again, safety is their primary concern, and making sure you have fun is their next. Our guides had a couple good jokes to tell at each platform (some pretty darn funny, others more like groan worthy dad jokes...!). There's also a little bit of walking/hiking to get around, not a lot by any means, but the guides were very cognizant of the group's walking ability and took a pause a couple times to make sure nobody had to overly catch their breath. The 7 ziplines felt like the right amount of zips for the activity, but you can extend and add more if you'd like. At the end, we headed to the Tarzan Swing - and for thrill seekers, it is a MUST! They use a golf cart and pully system to pull you up 55 ft on your harnessed swing - but you have to hang on to the handle on the way up (think about dangling from a pull-up bar as the bar is being pulled 55 ft into the air!). On their queue, you simply let go and plummet to your death...er, I mean...plummet through one of the most terrifying rides you'll get to experience! Both my 19 and 14 year old teenagers shrieked on the way down - and about nothing can make my teenagers shriek these days! From a dad's perspective, well worth the $20 adder! In the end, I'd highly recommend the experience - just know what to expect going into it, and you won't face the same "what the...?!" factor that I did!

Great place to have fun and enjoy your time, I highly recommend anyone looking for a treehouse experience they won’t forget.

My partner and I had an amazing experience! We found the place easily, checked in, got fitted & geared up, went through safety checks and went through a practice run before actually getting up in the air! Perfect for my first time going zip lining! The lines were the perfect combination of fast & long! Super happy to have went with this place compared to others. Morgan was an amazing guide and really knew the ins and outs of the entire course and area in general. The place has so much to offer, definitely worth coming back to!

My boyfriend and I went in the off season, so it was just the two of us. Guides Curtis and Morgan were both so friendly, and we had a blast talking and joking with them. But safety was always first, and they made sure we knew what to do and what to expect from each zip and bridge. Great guys and an amazing course with a variety of zip lines in speed, height and length, and several kinds of fun and challenging bridges. We had a ton of fun, and it was the perfect way to get out into nature, challenge ourselves, and have some good laughs. 10/10 will go again!

Spent the weekend at Out n About Treehouse Treesort, and had to check out the ziplines. It was so much fun! The guides were friendly and fun. Cant wait to do it again someday!

We stayed in the Peacock Perch. It was high, so be ready to put in the steps. We were also informed by Amber that it's the first livable treehouse that started it all. The staff were all very welcoming and friendly. The breakfast was delicious and made daily by the staff. The pond for the swimming hole was clean and beautiful. We did the mosaic art with Miguel who was very helpful in making the experience a fun one for my kids and I. My kids also did the tie dye project with Brian, who was also very friendly and knowledgeable in his art. Last, we did horse back riding with Verge as our guide and she was very patient and made us all feel comfortable riding for our first time. I will definitely be coming back again. Thanks for making our time in Oregon a memorable one. ❤️

We had an amazing experience here! We were originally going to stay at Treehouse Point in Washington but they do not allow kids to stay overnight. On the other hand Out n About is very family friendly and we were able to bring our nine year old who was super excited to have her own loft in the treehouse. We stayed in the Majestree this October, it stayed a comfortable temperature, breakfast was amazing and they had coffee and snacks available all day. They made accommodations for allergies. My husband and daughter went horseback riding which was $100 a person but it took about an hour and was a good experience for them. Also a lot of free activities on the property for all ages. Was very relaxing to sit by the pool and watch the horses while drinking some fresh brewed coffee. Good signage to help find the property. The owner and all the employees were very kind and helpful. 100/10 stars.

What a unique and wonderful experience we had! They have a lot of things to do around the property! The pool and Tarzan swing was our favorite! The breakfast was great and even accommodated to my food allergy! You feel like family from the staff! There is nothing more enjoyable than listening and watching kids play!! Try it out!! It’s a core memory for sure!!

What an amazing experience! The tree houses are a piece of art! There’s more than a dozen tree houses to stay in. It’s really fun to walk across the sky, bridges and explore. The property has a lot of activity for kids, including zip lining and a giant swing this is an unforgettable experience And the staff was really great!

This was one of the coolest places I have ever stayed, especially as a kid. Would 100% recommend this thrilling and unique stay to anyone who is adventurous and not scared to feel the trees sway in the night!

My wife and I came here on our honeymoon, and we will DEFINITELY be coming back for anniversary's, with our future kid, and small family reunions. More details below. But really made this place unique and worth the stay was the experience. Almost all of the staff were very friendly, and so were the other visitors! We made friends with several people, including a family with several children. It felt like we came here and joined a mini forest community for a few days. It was so fun and we felt very welcomed. Obviously don't expect luxury, you're sleeping in the trees out in nature! But it was surprisingly comfortable. It wasn't camping. The houses are basically hotel rooms suspended in the trees. You have running water, ac and heat, etc. Only complaints was the 420 treehouses were hard to find, we weren't given good directions, it took us almost an hour to find them (even though they were just 15 min away from the main location). Though we really liked them because of how secluded they were. We don't smoke, and the place didn't smell at all unless you really tried to. This place is friendly for basically everyone. You will only be disappointed if you are expecting luxury, or a camping experience. Think of it more like a forest commune. Definitely recommend.

Absolutely amazing stay and would recommend to anyone trying to get away. People are friendly and helpful. The facilities are spacious and well cared for. There is little to no cell service but plenty to do (hike, rope swing, zip line, swim, play Cornhole, etc). A great place to relax and unwind. The treehouses themselves are fun and surprisingly comfortable. They are well built with a whimsical touch. Comfortable on the inside with all the amenities you need (water, bathroom, power, fridge, etc). The bed was comfortable and I had some amazing sleep feeling the breeze up in the air and the quiet of the forest. The kids loved it playing around the property and the glamping of cooking outside. If you're looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of every day life or just take the family on a different type of glamping trip I definitely recommend this.

Great free RV spot for Harvest Host club members. Great wine tasting room and food cafe! Rene is the best host and winery owner.

We went there just to check it out but ended up staying for the wine tasting and ordering charcuterie board. Great atmosphere and wine selection was fantastic. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this winery.

We are staying at Out & About Treehouse Resort and took a little drive up today to visit the vineyard. We came and we stayed, and stayed and stayed a little longer. Loved the wine tasting (good variety of 8 wines), enjoyed a beautiful charcuterie board, and then beer and dessert. We enjoyed the patio, pond, friendly vineyard dog, and Cassie who did the pouring. Very comfortable environment, welcoming people. Thank you for a beautiful afternoon 🍷.

Wine is great and so is the ambiance. The owner is extremely friendly and we ended up doing two flights and hanging out with them.

We had a great time here!! FYI, they have a vacation rental that is pure magic. The ambience and atmosphere are second to none. Their wine is well priced and tasty. The young lady running the tasting room was super fun and friendly. Can't wait to come back!

Wine was good! Little pricey for the tasting don't mind paying a tasting fee but it really should be waved or discounted if you buy 2 or more bottles not just if you buy a case. Great prices on the wine!

We went to Bridgeview today, Sunday July 5th. It said they were open 11:00 to 5:00. They were not open at 12:30pm. Go figure. We made a special trip from Medford for a picnic at the winery. Drove back and had a lovely picnic at Del Rio in Gold Hill.

Fantastic winery to visit for wine enthusiast or anyone. First off, let me tip my hat off to the staff here. The lady that helped us out with the wine tasting was warm and welcoming and knowledgable about the town and surrounding things to do. We had some great conversations while my group tasted there wine and i truly enjoyed my experience in there tasting room. They have a small selection of wines, but they pack a big punch in flavor. There Chardonnay is my favorite and is a must try. They also have spacious seating outside to enjoy a nice glass of wine and take in some scenery of the vineyard and the surrounding mountains

What a beautiful retreat! And more varieties of wine than what we see in local stores - all exquisite, even according to my very critical, professional wine-tasting friend (who has loyally worked for a very well known Oregon winery). Definitely worth the drive!

We spent a rainy afternoon with Heidi. It was a wonderful experience. All the wines we tasted were very well made. Took home Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris and a wonderful red blend. We shall return.

My husband and I had a wonderful tasting with Alicia! Thank you for having such a wonderful variety of wines that are great quality! We absolutely love your wine!

They were very nice but at this time they are not really doing wine tasting. But people can pick up their orders. We picked up to bottles of port and can't wait to taste them...thank you For us Vineyards

Website said they were open until 4, we get there all there signs say tasting until 5, we get out of our vehicle and are greeted she proceeded to tell us there tasting room isn't open do to it being remodeled. No signs indicating that they are closed for tastings. So disappointing!

Accidental.find on our way to look for rocks. Open mid-week for wine tasting with Heidi. Enjoyed a bottle of Dry GewürtraMINER and a picnic lunch overlooking the vineyard with only the sound of the wind! It is a MUST VISIT!!

We just went there to get mostly a bunch of fries, onion rings, cheese curds and when I asked for 4 fry sauce she wanted to charge me almost $3 when I just spend $60 on all fries stuff. To me that’s insane. I asked her fry sauce won’t come with it she said no but definitely not in a nice way. Come on DQ I’m sure charging people for fries sauce is a joke on your end that’s not how you do it for your customers!!! Supposed to be about the customer not trying to take as much as you can from the customer what a joke!!!!

Took 25 minutes to get a small shake and had to ask them about it before they decided to make it. They just pumped out the drive through while 4 people inside waited for shakes for over 20 minutes. On top of that, my sister mentioned the last time she was here there were tons of flies. I thought how bad could it be? Well, she was right. Flies everywhere. I had to swat them away constantly so I could eat my burger and wait for my shake. Lol soooooo many flies. The other reviews are not exaggerating. Lol The food was good though, so that's a plus.

Yum! I decided to take a break from my usual Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Blizzard and tried the Cotton Candy Blizzard - loved it.

The people were nice the place was clean and modern The food was good really good for the price

I haven't tried a dairy Queen in many years. I got their chicken wings which were interesting but just okay.

Every time I've been to this dairy Queen it's been outstanding the food the service and the quality have all been on point

Had to change my review after my last visit. When you order a $7 banana split you expect their to be a spoon, napkins, a whole banana split in half. Not half a banana. Of all the ways to be cheap. Prices are way too high for barely edible food. If your employees hate their jobs so much and can't be bothered to give decent customer service, maybe fire them all and hire the guy sitting outside all the time. To the owner STOP BEING GREEDY AND CHEAP.

We heard a rumor that the Chateau would be shutting down for a couple of years for needed renovations and decided to visit before it closed. We booked with other friends and made reservations for dinner. What a pleasant evening. The service was over the top. Even made a fire in the fireplace for us. We entertained ourselves (and probably everyone else in the lobby) playing Pictionary. It was great to be unchained from technology for the weekend. I was told the current leaseholder for the Chateau will not run the hotel when it reopens in two years, it will be taken over by a corporation. I hope the new company will keep up the exemplary customer service. On a slightly negative note...the mattresses were horrible, and the couple in the room next door never turned their light out, so light leaked out into our room. My husband and I kept falling into the center of the mattress. The room was very cold and under the blankets I was very warm. I could not get the temperature just right. Slept horrible, but the whole experience was amazing.

It is being renovated but is still a cool building.

It's truly a unique place. It's kind of like an old hotel sitting in a really isolated, but beautiful place. Our room wasn't what we really needed (very few power outlets, no AC, limited space in bathroom, creaky floors, and a queen bed...needed a king). The food in the restaurant was pretty good, and the waitresses were attentive. The evening "entertainment" was a local poet...I'd probably have to give him 1 star. It's not an inexpensive place, but I could see how it's charm could win you over.

Like taking a step back in time, walking into this beautiful historic hotel is an absolute treat. We learned many people come to visit the Chateau without ever taking the few extra steps to tour the caves next door. We can understand why, as everything is so beautiful and the people so friendly at this property. Be forewarned - this property is closing for 2 years at the end of September 2018. We can only hope and pray that the renovations don't take away any of the historic charm this property has to offer. We can't wait to go back!

The staff was amazing! The Chateau is very old and historic. We love how they've kept so much original over the years. New owners are coming in at the end of this season and we really hope they keep most of the old charm while making the necessary upgrades to things like plumbing and heat.

Our main purpose in visiting the Oregon caves monument was primarily to visit the caves themselves, however we did visit the chateau while we were there. The chateau is definitely a historic landmark with a lot of classic charm. The building was old, but quite well updated in general and very cozy. The in house restaurant was classy and offered a great view looking down the gorge next to the chateau. There was a coffee shop and a gift shop there as well. The main room was quite picturesque and enchanting. There was a giant wood fireplace that was surrounded by comfortable seating. It would be a perfect seeing for a winter escape sitting by the fire reading a book curled up checking out the view as the snow feel outside.

This is a neat place to stay, and way better than driving back down that road in the dark! The restaurant was good (a bit expensive) and our only complaint was the paper thin walls in the top-floor cheap rooms. We opened the window and let the sound of the waterfall drown out the noise. Overall lovely and very fun experience!

This was a fantastic experience! Super informative, the cats were all very active and the tour guides were very fun, knowledgeable and you knew they loved their work. Also great because you can jump in and out of the tours at any time. We stop at most attractions we see on the road and this was a 10/10 for us. Our boys are 6 and 4. They both enjoyed it ,too!

Remarkable and one of a kind place. Staff are friendly and respectful. Staff are knowledgeable and admission comes with a free guided tour! As you are guided, they throw treats and the animals usually become more active and you can see them feet away from you and its crazy. Some of these animals only exist in captivity now or are severely endangered. Come see them and support! Gift shop is also awesome and this place is super kid friendly for the family!

Didn’t realize there are tours- there was a note on website about getting to park a few hours before close and the tour is the reason why. The tour was great taking you through the park providing information and taking any questions on each cat that is on exhibit. By taking the tour you should be able to view each animal up and walking because they are provided food. Without the tour most cats would be sleeping in their favorite shade spot. No added cost for tour. My only concern is the larger cats may not have the amount of room a zoo would provide. All the animals appear to be healthy. Plenty of shade and water misters provided for both animal and tourist. Plenty of parking and a large gift shop.

Decided to visit Cat world. Staff was very friendly. Very clean. Cats looked healthy and had plenty of room. Well maintained grounds. Small gift shop. We did self guided tours. Also available is tours with no extra cost. Tour length is 1.5 hours. Definitely would recommend if you are in the area. Not a bad price. Great for kids.

We so enjoyed seeing all the beautiful cats. The chance to be so much closer to them is an amazing experience. You can tell they are loved & cared for. What a treat!!! Also the shade system & benches provided for the people, is just a blessing!!! Thank you!!!

Wonderful experience ! The cats are well fed and have amazing pets care for them. Lots of interesting information given. I would send all my family here if I didn't live in MT!!!

Great experience! The tour guides are so informative and sweet. You can tell the cats really love them and are treated well. Would visit again.

This was an unexpected stop. We were on our way to Brookings and stopped on the way to see it. The animals look well cared for. We got there at 5:30 pm. The tigers and lions were moving about and more fun to watch than any other zoo we've been too. The cages are on the small side to be sure. I recommend visiting

Really a shock how neat this place is. I definitely recommend spending an hour or two here and it’s super affordable. Don’t run or get too close though!

Beautiful cats. If u get a chance go see this place. It is awesome

Great place. They really love animals. Clean , happy , caring. . And the animals love them back..

worth the price! it's crazy how close you can get to the cats!

Small group tours. They care for the animals well and the animals are happy

What a great experience, I loved it

A gem of a spot, especially for kids of all ages. We will definitely be coming back throughout the season to see what kinds of butterflies are in the pavilion (we saw painted ladies in late May) and how the tadpoles have grown in the Frog Den. The gardening throughout the center is quite lovely and focuses on native pollinator and butterfly-friendly flowers and plants. The nature playground is incredible and is more like an outdoor, hands-on children’s museum. Beautiful, thoughtful play and learn areas include a shaded sandbox, a water cycle play area, a puppet theater with its own handmade life-size wooden dragon prop and cloth puppets, upcycled materials musical instruments, fairy gardens, and a slide and tunnel play area. There was a scavenger hunt and wildlife tracking game for older kids. We could have spent hours there. Can’t wait to return and support this wonderful educational center!

Beautiful little spot. The worker there was wonderful. Unfortunately when we went they just had a recent incident with the butterfly inclosure but accepted donations instead of paying. Got to see some monarch butterflies and some carnivorous pitcher plants. Many wildflowers and plants propagating. Worth a stop if in area !!!!

Very nice. Was given a Caterpillar when i purchased a butterfly weed. This is what became of it. Shared this experience with my 7 year old grandson and we loved it. She is now set free.

Barely any butterflies. The "natural playground" and mini golf course were built in a poison oak infested area, and the mosquitos were terrible.

Awesome place very friendly staff and beautiful grounds alot of hands on learning for kids and adults gift shop picnic tables to bring lunch and relax in gardens beautiful butterflies 🦋 frogs,bunnies,turtles just a nice relaxing visit next time im bringing lunch oh they also sell plants and gift shop had lots of very reasonable prices

Better than I expected. Still developing but great vision for the future. There is a lot for the little ones to see and do. More than just butterflies! A nice place to spend a couple hours.

Just somebody's backyard with a half dozen butterflies and two rabbits. there's more poison oak than anything else interesting. might be better after the butterflies hatch.

I use 2 come here when i young. All through life actually its been a draw 4 me. Its nostalgic almost therapeutic 4 me now. Its changed a lot. Its fee area now & has a host they added a frisbee golf course. Good trails 4 dog walking & the golf i guess.

It is so beautiful here with a lot of places off the trail to get to the river. The water is clear, slow, and shallow enough for kids to enjoy. The trail is well maintained.

Kinda sad. Old memories lost to progress. Remembering old photo project was working on. 'Seasons at the Forks'. That was 6 or 7 years ago. Lost it all when my old samsung laptop was stolen. Had all my SD cards and portable hard drive with it. (NOT FROM PARK) Enjoy pics, not posing the better ones yet.

My favorite river in Oregon. About 45 minutes from home in Grants Pass and every minute of the drive is gorgeous. Clear water and tons of little beaches to relax on.

So beautiful. Bathrooms and 9 holes for disc golf. Plenty of parking for free and closes at 8pm

Just stoped at the picnic area, no visited the park. The picnic area was full of homeless people and crepy people talking to themselves. Not a nice place to stop.

Beautiful park along the illinios river, lots of picnic tables and there are restrooms available.

we rolled up during business hours and the doors were locked. always frustrating.

Stopped in before opening to get in line for the first cave tour of the day. Kay was great managing the large group that also wanted tour tickets, getting us tickets for the 10am tour and then getting the folx that showed up after us tickets- first come, first served. The national park stamp and map are easily obtainable inside. There is a small selection of gifts/ items,just not a lot of what we’re usually looking for. Great interpretive panels outside. Good starting point if you’re headed out to the cave.

It is very convenient that this place is in town instead of all the way up at the caves so that visitors don’t have to travel very far to get the information they need and to make reservations. The park ranger who was operating this center was very helpful and answered all my questions. Very friendly and knowledgeable! I’m looking forward to my visit to the caves!!

Great selection of fun children's games with National Park themes. Some plush stuffed animals available, beautiful post cards, books, workbooks, keychains, some jewelry and lots of great Park themed stickers. Very clean public restrooms. When you donate a little extra, you will be supporting research into the care of bats.

FYI No tours on Tues or Wed as of July 1 2025, not the parks fault but still sucks... Support our national parks!

Although this is a smaller visitor center, it is well maintained and a good stopping point before adventuring through the area. There is an area outside with information and history, a lot of brochures for places nearby, local events posted on the wall, and a lot of interesting books. The woman working the counter was very nice.

Promptly opened on time at 8:30am (August 2023) and were ready to accept same day bookings for cave tours. The woman at the front desk was friendly, efficient, and informative. Bathrooms were clean, parking available for a few big rigs, and a small gift shop is on site as well. I had a good experience here with no complaints!

Nice gift shop and helpful staff. Good info about the park

For us, it's 32 miles to either drive to Crescent City in California or drive up to Grants Pass Oregon. So stopping here and eating local turns out to be quite a surprise and good food. Prices are not bad, and it beats take out from a food truck because you can dine inside.

There have been new owners at Asian Cuisine, and I've been there four times. Once was really good, once was ok, once was pretty bad, and once was bad. I live in Cave Junction though, where the options are sparse, so I'll be back. The service is great. Each interaction with employees, whether over the phone or in person, has left me feeling satisfied. If only they would knock down the former motel next door, it would go a long way towards the atmosphere

Service was amazing from the moment we stepped in. Lots of menu selection. It was hard to choose, so we got three sushi rolls to try and general tso's chicken, of course. All of it was delicious, we couldn't even decide which thing was our favorite. You get a a good bang for your buck here too. Definitely worth the drive and worth the stop!

Went here for the first-time and I was so glad I did. The service was top notch and the sushi was incredible. Beautiful presentation and full of flavor. I'll definitely be back!

Great fresh Asian cuisine. If you like really processed, old, and deep fried grease with canned sauces.... this place is NOT for you! Great taste, fresh ingredients, and great service. This is an easy spot to overlook since it's in an older building, but I was delightfully surprised.

Sry no pictures i ate it all, food was fire orange chicken and mushroom chicken I give 9 out of 10 sushi was ehh soso. volcano roll was good. Would eat it again

Amazing food! Chef is an artist, wait staff are super friendly.