Cave Without a Name, near Boerne, Texas, is a unique campground that offers a blend of natural beauty and adventure. With 23 sites available, it’s a solid choice for those looking to camp in a peaceful setting surrounded by trees and wildlife.

This spot is particularly known for its stunning cave, which visitors rave about. One camper noted, “The cave was neat; it’s definitely a must-see.” You can also enjoy the convenience of electric hookups at your site, though remember to bring your own drinking water since the water available is non-potable. 

Campers appreciate the clean, new bathrooms and showers, making it easy to freshen up after a day of exploring. The campground is pet-friendly, so you can bring your furry friends along for the adventure. Plus, there’s a pavilion with a fireplace, perfect for gathering around after a day of hiking or cave touring.

If you’re looking for a quiet escape, this campground fits the bill. Many visitors have mentioned how peaceful it is, with fewer campers around, allowing for a more relaxed experience. Whether you’re here for the cave tours or just to unwind in nature, Cave Without a Name has a lot to offer.

Eleven miles north of Boerne in the heart of the Texas Hill Country is Cave Without a Name, a living cavern and National Natural Landmark, some say the most beautiful in Texas. 

Marvel in the beauty of 6 major rooms filled with spectacular stalactites, stalagmites, delicate soda straws, helictites, cave drapery, shimmering flowstone and more! Enjoy a tour in the comfort of 66 degrees year-round. Above ground kids enjoy the gem sluice, geode slicing and hiking on the Canyon Rim Trail.  Plan an adventure you will remember.

Whether you are an avid bird watcher, a recreational hiker, a star gazer, or just looking for a peaceful place to rest, our expansive grounds provide a beautiful area for you!

Facilities: RV & tent camp sites with 30 and 50 Amp power & non-potable water. Primitive sites available. Sewer or dump stations are NOT available on the grounds. The Pavilion with a welcoming fireplace for use in cold weather, and may be reserved for special groups. Restrooms, including showers, at the Visitors Center. Bring your own towels. Hiking trails to explore.

Please call 830.537.4212 during business hours to make advanced reservations for campsites. Payment may be at the time of reservation or upon arrival. The gate to the grounds is open during business hours. Check-in time is 12pm till closing. Late arrivals require notification, additional information for the camper and pre-payment. Check-out time is 11 am. We recommend making your advanced reservation for a cave tour when you reserve a campsite as tour capacity is limited. Tours start at the top of every hour beginning at 10am with the last tour of the day starting at 4pm. The Cave is closed on Thanksgiving & Christmas Day.

What to know about the Campground:  Our water is non-potable. Bring your drinking water. You may purchase water bottles and refreshments in the Gift Shop.The CWAN Visitors Center, Gift Shop, Restrooms and Hiking Trails are open with mask, occupancy and social distance requirements. You are sharing these spaces with other visitors. Maintain a 6-foot distance from anyone not in your group. We clean and disinfect restrooms frequently. We wipe down hard surfaces and other commonly touched items in both public and staff areas with a disinfectant. If you have concerns, please bring your own disinfectant, soap, etc. The guest is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and safety of their campsite. Please talk to a Cave Manager if you have additional needs or safety concerns during your visit.

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We our excited to share our beautiful campground and amazing cave with you!

Cave Without a Name

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Very few campers when we stayed, resulting a nice quit campground.  The cave tour was great and the guide was very informative and patient with my seven year old's questions.  Sites have 50 and 30 amp electricity but non-potable water so make sure your fresh water tank is full.  No dump station on site.

Peaceful

Cave was neat it’s definitely a must see 
They have camping available electric and water only.. you can’t drink the water !!

Beautiful cave 

Stayed on a Thursday in November. There were 2 quiet RVs here. Brand spanking new bathrooms with showers. Non-potable water, so bring water to drink and cook with. Pet friendly. And schedule a $20 cave tour!!! Super quiet and isolated. In the middle of the forest. Tons of trees. Not much of AT&amp;T signal but I used car WiFi which still stunk. Just download some Netflix before you arrive! Big pavilion with fireplace. Gift shop too. 

Love this place!

Peaceful setting. I car camped so idk what’s available for rvs or tents. It was $35. There is a super cool cave to visit inside the property as well as a little store. Be sure to see the cave! Dog friendly!

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