Explore Jellystone Park Mammoth Cave Day Pass in Cave City
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; primarily walking with some uneven surfaces.
Overview
Discover Mammoth Cave like never before with the Jellystone Park Day Pass in Cave City, KY. Enjoy a private day of underground exploration and natural beauty just minutes from Kentucky’s top outdoor spots.
Jellystone Park Mammoth Cave Day Pass
Day Passes for Jellystone Park Campground
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About This Adventure
Please read all information below Day passes and Wibit session are two different fees/transactions
Day passes are $25 per person 4 years and older. MUST check-in at Ranger Station to receive wristbands and sign waiver for entrance to the campground
Items included: Swimming beach, pool, splash pad, mini-golf, playground, jumping pillow, pedal carts, arcade, recreation center and limited number of scheduled recreational activities.
Day passes are only valid for the date purchased and number of passes booked per person. We do not offer refunds for the purchas(es).
Please, park in the gravel parking lot across the Ranger Station. All activities are within a 5 minute of less walking distance.
The Wibit is an extra fee of $8/session per person 6 years+ and 43" or taller. Must book a session online. Sessions are available 11am-5pm.
In the Ranger Station, you can dine at the Pic-A-Nic Snack Bar, purchase Yogi Bear Merchandise, and purchase mining sluice bags!
If you are visiting someone who is camping here, please see a guest services representative before purchasing tickets!
Adventure Tips
Bring a Light Jacket
The cave temperature stays around 54°F (12°C), so a light jacket keeps you comfortable year-round.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
The cave floors can be uneven and damp, so sturdy, non-slip shoes are recommended.
Stay on Marked Paths
For your safety and cave preservation, always follow designated trails and guidelines.
Book in Advance
Day passes are limited in number; reserving early is crucial during peak seasons.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern box turtle
- Gray bat
History
Mammoth Cave has been explored and inhabited for thousands of years, with evidence of Native American use dating back over 4,000 years.
Conservation
The park focuses on protecting its delicate cave ecosystem including endangered species like the gray bat and promotes responsible tourism to minimize human impact.
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Recommended Gear
Light Jacket
Keeps you warm in the consistently cool cave environment.
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Sturdy Walking Shoes
Provides traction and stability on damp, uneven cave floors.
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Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated before and after your cave exploration.
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Flashlight or Headlamp
Useful for extra lighting where cave paths are dimly lit.
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