Meramec Cavern was my favorite stop on our trip to Missouri. You can camp there, but we camped a ways away at a KOA.
We stayed in a cabin because it has been so rainy.
We were excited to go cave exploring. It got to 50 degrees in the cave. This was the boy's 2nd cave that they've been in. I made sure I grabbed our headlamps. Travis was laughing at us because he refused to wear one.
Headlamps fit better on boy hair. We're all looking up because otherwise you just see light in the photo.
There is just so many neat formations inside this cave! The cave is 400 million years old. It's slowly formed from limestone. In the past Native Americans used the cavern system for shelter.
These formations look like grapes. They call the room in the cave, "The Wine Room". The area is known for their grapes and wine. Sadly we were not served wine.
This spot actually looks twice the size. 1/2 of that is water - a reflection.
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