I spent a couple of hours on the property taking photos. Its beautiful & very peaceful. Its a great place to walk. There were lots of things to photograph so I really enjoyed it. I will definitely go back.

Beautiful! Sadly the cave was closed, but it was still fun just to walk around the park. Very clean and well kept as well.

A great place to hike with the family. The trails were easy enough for the little kids and still fun for the adults and teenagers. Plus the cave area was a great place to cool off after hiking in the heat! We also saw lots of wildlife...turtles, a crane, and even a mama deer and her 2 fawns!

Great place. I got there after the tour season for the cave, so I didnt get to see inside the cave, but the park is great, especially if you are interested in archeology or native American history. They also have a lot of information from when they were a resort. I would recommend doing the guided tour to get all the information about the site.

Always a nice, easy hike. Trails are usually well maintained. Can be kind of crowded sometimes, but its not too bad.

Really nice park. The caves are cool we didnt get to do a tour but we still enjoyed our time there. Good trails to hike too.

Dunbar Cavern is GREAT! Walked 2.75 mile trail. AWESOME! Tscenery is so beautiful. Plenty if shaded areas. *Some parts were a bit treacherous for me. Rocks and tree roots along the trail.* Yet and still Amazing!

Great place to visit while in town or just coming through. Great little 30 min little walk through or you can find a trail and hike longer. But amazing sight to see!

Very cool cave with lots of history. Nice hiking trails.

Great tour and full of information about the past. Enjoyed it very much. There are two tours, one that is 1 hour and open spaces. Then a 2 hr thats longer and cramped spaces

Limited views with a stroller / wheelchair. Best to use harness for children. Seeing the actual cave is no problem. There is a paved trail for that. Stroller with assistance works. The park closing hours vary by month.

I am giving this a 5 star based upon reputation. The cave was closed for the season. I will return in the spring or summer next year. The facilities are nice and the trail around the pond is also a very easy if you have either older or very young people in your group. The other trails were closed - not sure if that was seasonal or on a more permanent basis. I saw more wild turtles in this area than I have ever seen in the wild before - it was exciting to see the turtle family sunning themselves.

Nice views. Everything you want in an outdoor experience...The Visitor Center was clean and well kept and the staff was courteous and friendly as well.

Had a lovely time in the cave and hiking the trails. Very peaceful atmosphere.

So much fun go to walk around with a tour guide. I learned a lot and have a greater respect for caves now! Definitely recommend going on one of their tours. Ill be back for another one when they open up for longer tours.

Nice place to walk with the kids. They acted like they were in an adventure.

I came in from out of state, and my sister showed me this location. The staff in the visitors center was helpful as well! I would definitely recommend Dunbar Cave if you are visiting the area.

Great place to take a quick hike. The pond used to be in much better shape a few years ago, but its still a nice park.

It is a beautiful place to go for a quiet walk and enjoy nature. Deers and other animals to admire are present here.

I like this place. Cant wait for it to reopen from white noise pollution so I can go into cave!

Nice short hiking trails. Didnt do the cave tour as we had our puppy with us, but was a good afternoon adventure.

Very nice place. Great golf course. Highly recommended.

Soooo interesting and the guides are knowledgeable and friendly. Wouldnt advise if you are uncomfortable in closed-in spaces. Awesome history and tour lasts about 45 min. Great experience!

The day we went was hot and with mask on I couldnt go far. Dunbar cave is small, it becomes so small you have to watch your head and/or bend over to get through, the ground uneven inside the cave. It was a beautiful walk to and from the entrance. Also stairs and area to step over to get inside.

Was wonderful time only because I went on the tour that is not a normal tour can go up in the caverns and see the Chrysalis from the ceiling of the caves other than that no

Truly amazing and really somwhat inspiring. Here atDunbar cave and Montgomery County Tennessee a very deep Native American history somewhat of a window into life of Ancient ancestors of ours Was discovered on walls within the cave system and through carrying out digs within the soft cave sediment. Also this extremely large cave system gave somewhat of a window looking into the lifestyle of these ancient people. These peoples having no source of light outside firedid not venture far in. Some cave art along with very decorated members of their Indian tribes were found and studied. These discoveries and more made on the park property and surrounding area gave archeologist much insight into ancient politics, culture, and much more. I highly recommend Dunbar cave state park above and below ground as being worth going to it is awesome for all ages in your family . Even if you have no desire to learn into Native Americans old ways The cave itself is extremely extremely large, very old and absolutely magnificently beautiful. With some of the tallest stalagmites and longest stalactites in state. Im thinking I could go on and on. But hows about Ill stop here and you go visit the state park soak up the beauty and the knowledge of our past

Unfortunately the primary feature of the park is closed, leaving very little left. It does have some rather nice walking paths and family areas open.

Beautiful place to hike. Very quiet. Wildlife can be seen sometimes. Nice little museum on site.

Super friendly staff, special call out for Sydney - one of the passionate, excited tour guide, she knows the place in and out.Well maintained visitor center, clean restrooms, a little bit about the history and the cave geology.The cave tour was roughly an hour and 20 minutes. Cave looks very stunning from outside, very cool amid hot summers, nice platform and breeze outside. The entrance to the cave is locked and controlled by the tour guides.This cave was probably neglected at early age - I have never seen so much of human intervention, too many writings, carvings inside the cave - true loss of its cave originality.Great stories about the place - Missispians and Paleo nomadic people. Great place to visit with your loved ones - took my 4 year old sun who is always super excited to explore things.Lots of hiking trails, cool little man made swan lake - lots and lots of geese and ducks.

So beautiful. Not a lot of trails to take up your time for too long but perfect for a quick afternoon stroll. Water is filled with fish of all sizes. Nice cool air from caves.

Took a short side trip (about 20 mins roundtrip) off the interstate to stretch our legs. You can get a nice 1-3 mile walk on the trails depending on which ones you take. Trails are fairly easy to walk with some tree trunks in the way. Tours and center were closed but could take a peek in the cave. Only disadvantage is the trails need to be marked more clearly - there are side entrances to the trail and they arent marked so we ventured the wrong way a couple of times - but only for a short while until we saw the road.

Nice area,walking trails. Cave was not open. The small lake needs TLC.

Visited here when I went to see my god-son. It is a beautiful park with some really neat stuff. If you have a chance and enjoy trails, I would recommend checking it out. Some areas do get a bit steep so beware. There also were hidden painted rocks that my god-son enjoyed finding.

I love hiking here, I can get in a short hike or a long one depending on the trail and I never get bored with the scenery or sounds. My dogs love it as well. We rarely see more then one or two other people when we go, which enables us to fully enjoy the solitude and nature around us.

Pretty Cool PlaceThis was a random stop when we saw the sign for it but glad we did. Very cool nature trail that would have been great to walk but it was a little to cold that day. The actual cave has tours starting in May, and we will definitely come back to see it.

They do some very interesting tours inside the cave that are great. They also have some cool hikes and photography classes from time to time. There are no longer fish in the lake which sucks because it was once good fishing. They apparently dont want as many people fishing there as what they once had , or so I was told. I wish they had camping and fishing.

Beautiful park. The person working at the visitor center is very friendly and knowledgeable. The little museum is super cool.

This cave provides trails surrounded by lots of trees nestled amongst lots of homes. The park does provide trails and is also pet friendly. However, the cave itself though interesting, is not much of a cave anymore probably due to people. The cave does get a bad rap from the upsetting murders spanning from Feb. 1997-April of 1997; killing 7 along with later attacks as early as 2014. Sadly, it is not a safe place to be alone.

Cool place to reconnect with nature in the city limits. Short, easy loop trail (about 2 miles). I wouldnt bring super young kids to the actual trails in the woods but there is a small paved loop around the water that many people with young kids were on. It was fairly populated even for a chilly day so Im assuming this place gets very busy in the warmer months. Looking forward to going back next Summer to check out the cave system!

Love it. It was fun and the tour guides gave out great information. The park in its self was beautiful.

Dunbar cave rode is closed so be ready to take the detour. The park is well maintained and hikes are not technical buy still a good workout. Reccomend

Quiet nice place, not too big

Great wild space in the woods. Lots of critters if you take a moment to look

Love this place. I have been coming here for years.

Good local park where you can get a nature walk, get a little bit of mountain biking in, and hiking without a full day commitment.

Great place to walk or hike. The cave tour is also worth taking. There is a lot of history and dates back into the 1800s

It was peaceful nice and quiet really cool how things used to be back in the early 1900s

We love visiting the park! Sometimes we walk around, sometimes we just enjoy lunch or a quick snack at the tables. It is a lovely place to spend a morning with the kids.

Absolutely amazing cave with historical background. If you have knee problems back or cannot stoop down for a small. Of time I would advise you not to go because parts of the cave bar narrow. You have to walk about a mile and a half. if you have trouble walking you may want to abstain! But to me it was worth every step.

Pretty cave with a great park around it. Its cool that its not overly-commercialized. You have to wear masks during the tour, which shows that they care.

A great place not far from Clarksville. My 1 year old hiked the whole 1 1/2 mile trail. We did push her big wheel stroller down the trail it worked good. The trails are easy for the most part smooth with some tree roots. We saw an elder lady with a cane she was doing really good. Taking her time and being careful. Happy to see her out on the trail! Id say this place isnt very wheel chair friendly. There is a few parts close to the gift shop/restrooms maybe could see the pond. And maybe get down the trail to see the cave opening from the hill ...(definitely use your own judgment there.) I would if I were in a wheelchair but Im not right. There are stairs to get to the cave. I love how they give you free hot cocoa with marshmallows and apple cider. Happy trails!

My personal favorite trail in Clarksville. There are two loops both of which connect in the middle. They are not paved and not made for bikes. The short loop is easy and less than a mile long. The recovery loop is about a mile and a half and has much higher incline with no switch backs. The cave is not always open, but offers a cool area to rest after your run.

Very nice trail and I love the cave entrance to cool off before going further.

Nice trails for a short hike. We always see an abundance of wildlife by the pond i.e. fish, ducks, geese, deer, herons, birds, salamanders, etc.

Fun, free walking trails easy enough to bring your family. Will come back next season when the cave is open again!

One, its free!! Two, its a great way to get some exercise and enjoy some family time in the same breath! Its peaceful, has well maintained trails, and if youre a nature lover, theres plenty of it!

Looking for some free, natural fun outdoors? Dunbar Cave State Park is just the place to see nature, go for a hike, or explore a cave. Theyre open from 8am to sunset and have hiking trails for every level of hiker. Since we have little ones with short legs, we opted for the Short Loop Trail thats .7 miles and has a mostly paved surface with limited inclines. While on our hike, we saw ducks, a frog, butterflies, and a doe with her fawn. The kids loved it! If youre looking to get a cave tour (the only way to actually get in the cave), youll need to make a reservation.

Great tour of the cave. Friendly and helpful staff. We had a great time and will be back to walk some more trails.

Beautiful walk, great history!

Beautiful place and its very cool(nice)You have to reservation if you want to go inside the cave

Love it everytime I go

Beautiful park and very good for a nice hike.

Lovely park with nice trails. The cave area is really neat. Definitely want to schedule a cave tour sometime.

Another well maintained TN state park. Trails are well marked and easy to hike. A great place for families.

We took the tour of Dunbar Cave and it was amazing. The park ranger did an excellent job describing the cave and its history. There are hiking trails and a small lake for fishing. There is no fee to enter the state park. There is a fee of about 15.00 to tour the cave.

I love being at dunbar cave it makes me feel peace

Awesome place for a easy walk. But you feel like you have accomplished something after. Dogs love it.

Cool place to hike and hang out!

Just by to show my little brother how pretty Clarksville can be

Very good place for photos. Cool history not as busy as surrounding parks.

Beautiful place. To bad the cave is close on Mondays.

Dog friendly. Neat area, will be scheduling a tour next time. Not a good parking spot for bigger rigs.

The parking lot is rather small and hard to find parking, they could also maybe clean the reservoir or pond the water is extremely green and gross looking. Still a decent place to get some good pictures.

Located just outside Clarksville Tennessee the caves were closed but there was still enough outside for me to take a few hundred pictures. The rock formation is unlike any Id ever seen before and I can only imagine the caves going into the earth are even better.Definitely someplace Ill have to visit again in the future even with an 11 hour drive. I saw it in the winter and can admit its likely even hundreds of times more beautiful in the summer months.

Really worth it! The tour guide was very knowledgeable. The Native American history of the cave was fascinating.

We hike here very regularly, mostly on the weekdays. There are a couple trails, one is shorter than the other so you can go for a quick 1 mile loop, or a longer ~2 mile loop. Going earlier in the morning ensures a very peaceful, quiet hike. You’ll likely see deer in the morning, too! Very dog friendly. No charge for entrance to the park. There are cave tours and some parking strictly reserved for those, but still leaves ample parking.

Very fun. Always enjoy a walk and picnic there since the State has opened the parks but the City of Clarksville still hasnt!

Dunbar Cave is a wonderful place to visit, whether it is just for a quick hike around the loop or to check out some of the different activities they offer there throughout the year. I have participated in the yoga events they have, and we have even gone hiking in the cave. Every time we visit is always a great time, its a good place for having a bit of fun and making some outdoor memories with friends and family :)

Very cool historical area. Nice walking trail

Beautiful area. The short walking trail (approximately 2 miles) had small hills through the woods. Shades the whole time, even saw a doe and her fawns bedded down maybe 30 feet from the trail.

The guide was very polite. He filled the group in on as much of historical facts and theories he could. Im hoping to come again.

The trail was nice to hike. The cave was not open to walk yet but we will be back to do that another time. Today the weather was perfect!

Needs repair but it is a part of the honky tonight history of our nation. Covid has the visitor centre limited. Worth a go see...

Very nice nature trails, chance to see many wild animals in their natural habitat

Lived here all my life and amazed at the things I havent seen in Tennessee. This was really nice.

Amazing park with so much history!! Loved the hike too!!

Beautiful cave with neat history and petroglyphs and cave graffiti from 1800s.Just wish we could explore morenof the cave for the prive it cost to enter.Tour only lasted about and hour.

Amazing cave steeped in a vast history.

Great place to go and walk the trails. Also the cave tour is a pretty cool experience for both kids and adults however I wouldnt take small toddlers. Ohh and there are plenty of photo opportunities if youre interested in that kind of thing

Nice park but hard to find picnic tables

Wonderful caving and hiking also!

Great marked trails for hiking with kids!

This place is cool but its the cave tour thats makes this place awesome. It does cost money and I strongly recommend making reservations before coming here if you plan on taking the tour. It fills up fast and the headcount is limited. The money is well spent. The cave is vast and deep. Bring your own flashlight or buy one from the gift shop. They dont like mobile phone flashlights.

Always beautiful, nice spot for a family adventure.

Beautiful place! Took family pictures there!

The trails are clearly marked here, the park has nice picnic tables and recycling and trash bins. They do scheduled cave tours. Theres a large pond with ducks and nice sidewalk areas to walk the pond. If you have a baby in a stroller its easy to maneuver or for handicaps of most kinds its still easily accessible. A very clean and nice park thats very easy to get to from the interstate. Id highly recommend visiting. The park has some interesting history that is shared via information plaques along the walk ways.

Very nice hiking trails, did not go in the caves.

Great place for a day trip. Cave tours start in May and will definitely go back then.

A few nice trails and a cave that was closed. Worth a visit if you are in Clarksville, but no reason to make a special trip.

Nice place great trails