Idaho's Mammoth Cave

7 reviews

+1 (208) 539-7072

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Another Peacock under an old tractor wagon

Baby cow and Momma cow walking along the entry road

251 Thorn Creek Rd

Shoshone, ID 83352

+1 (208) 539-7072

http://www.idahosmammothcave.com

Idaho's Mammoth Cave in Saint Maries, ID offers visitors the opportunity to explore a natural underground cave system with unique geological formations.

Guests can experience guided tours through the cave, learning about its history and significance in the local area.

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Mike H.

5/28/2022

Whoever owns this business does a good job making the experience worth the trip and price. The walkway from the parking lot is surrounded by western decor and a bunch of peacocks roaming around....

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Leah W.

7/9/2024

Not a very friendly or inviting place. 60 bucks to look in a muesem of collections from around the world and the cave. A lot of stuffed birds and animals. You do get lights for the cave. No...

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Joshua S.

7/3/2024

Drove an hour hour and a half from Boise to check this out and even though it says they close at six as soon as we walk through the door, the lady said they stop doing tours at five so we wasted...

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Erin H.

6/26/2021

Totally worth it. Kids were obsessed with the museum, compared it to the Mystery Shack in Gravity Falls. They have a giraffe in there! Cave was deep and cold and fun to just get a lamp and go....

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Bailey G.

6/13/2021

AMAZING museum area with QR codes to check out all kinds of awesome info. We loved driving in past all the cows (the babies were all so sweet and curious.) The cave was a super cool (literally...

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