Mammoth Cave — Natural Feature in Boranup

Reviews of Mammoth Cave

• Joseph

  Added 2016.04.29

  Great adventure. Lots of history of Australia locked in one spot. The preservation efforts of local government should be praised too.
• Mason

  Added 2015.10.02

  A very relaxed cave tour but still amazing to experience. Lots of steps but very easy to navigate and take your time as the tour is by mp3 player so you can stop at certain points as long as you like. Great for children as you are not required to stay with a group as such, and pricing is reasonable.
• Caleb

  Added 2015.05.16

  Self guided tour is a great way to see this marvel of nature. When you cross Caves Rd to go back to the carpark do opt for the 700m walk through the forest. Its lovely nature down that way. If you have young kids, they will enjoy it.
• Jason

  Added 2014.08.12

  This cave is not your typical marvelous cave, but it sure is one of the few self guided tours out there in Australia. You go your own pace with little people around, it's very quiet since each person has their own headset and it's very informative. Take your time here to enjoy it better!
• Ethan

  Added 2014.05.30

  I rated this as a “3 Star” because, as a wheelchair user, I could only access the boardwalk to the cave and the 1st chamber. I believe that the cave is fairly extensive but it has to be accessed by stairs and further boardwalks, which rules out most people with accessibility issues. Accessible parking is easy and is immediately adjacent to wheelchair accessible toilets. A boardwalk takes you down a gentle slope to the ticket office/gift shop and on to the cave entrance, about 60m away. The native flora by the boardwalk is abundant and typical of these southwestern forests. The entry chamber to the cave is impressive but my photos should display this. Hidden among the trees are recreations of some long-extinct mega-fauna, which is a nice touch.