Cave Camping   - Apr 01, 2013 to Sep 30, 2013

Take a step into the wild side of Alabaster Caverns State Park and spend a night in a cave. Water Cave is your destination and you will need a pre-paid reservation by calling the park office. Each party must consist of between three and 15 people, one of which must be a responsible adult over the age of 21.

Each person is required to have a hard hat, three independent light sources, a long sleeve shirt, long pants (or coveralls), water, a first aid kit and moisture barrier (small tarp or drop cloth). Electric lights are permitted in the cave, but no heating devices of any kind are allowed. ...

Take a step into the wild side of Alabaster Caverns State Park and spend a night in a cave. Water Cave is your destination and you will need a pre-paid reservation by calling the park office. Each party must consist of between three and 15 people, one of which must be a responsible adult over the age of 21.

Each person is required to have a hard hat, three independent light sources, a long sleeve shirt, long pants (or coveralls), water, a first aid kit and moisture barrier (small tarp or drop cloth). Electric lights are permitted in the cave, but no heating devices of any kind are allowed. A picnic table and grill are immediately outside of Water Cave and are strictly for the park's cave camping guests. Restroom facilities are located 1/4 mile away.