What dates is the package available?

This Valentine’s Weekend package runs Feb 13–15, 2026; it’s a limited-time offering so book early.

How long is the tour?

Short tours are roughly 25 minutes on fully paved routes; standard tours are about 45 minutes and include stairs and rough sections.

Are backpacks allowed in the cavern?

No—backpacks and outside food or drink are prohibited inside the cavern for safety and preservation reasons.

Is the experience suitable for people with limited mobility?

The short tour is designed to be more accessible with paved routes; the standard tour involves stairs and uneven ground and may be challenging.

What is included in the $250 price?

The price includes a guided cavern tour, a candlelit gourmet dinner at the Crystal Restaurant, and one overnight stay at the Inn.

What are the age restrictions?

Guests must be ages 18+, or 16+ if accompanied by a guardian.

Underground Valentine: Candlelit Dinner & Overnight in a Massive Dry Cavern

On a cold February evening, the Valentine's Day Dinner Package turns the underground into a private stage for two for adventurous couples. Located at 115 AZ-66, Seligman, Arizona, just 12 Miles East of Peach Springs, this limited weekend escape (Feb 13–15, 2026) pairs a guided tour of the largest dry cavern in the country with an overnight at the Inn and a candlelit gourmet dinner at the Crystal Restaurant. For couples who want equal parts adventure and intimacy, the package’s short and standard tour options make it approachable — the short tour follows fully paved routes while the standard tour includes paved walkways plus rougher sections, inclines, declines, and stairs.

The cavern itself is the headline: an expansive dry chamber carved by ancient forces, with vast open rooms that feel like a natural cathedral. Guided commentary walks you through the cavern’s scale and story while trained guides manage lighting and route safety. Aboveground, the Inn offers simple, comfortable rooms so the evening can glide from subterranean exploration to a relaxed late-night stay without driving. The Crystal Restaurant’s candlelit service creates an intimate atmosphere after the guided experience, turning below-ground geology into a romantic backdrop.

Practical details are clear: the package is $250 per couple, available for a tight window in February, and includes the guided tour, dinner, and overnight stay. The short tour is ideal for limited mobility or travelers short on time; the standard tour is better for those comfortable navigating stairs and uneven ground. Recommended attire: closed-toe shoes and a light sweater. Note the age restrictions: guests must be 18+, or 16+ with a guardian. Some items are prohibited in the cavern, including backpacks and outside food or drink.

Why this experience stands out: few places let you trade a hotel ballroom for a candlelit table inside a natural cavern and still sleep on-site. The meeting point at 115 AZ-66 ties the visit to the high-desert Route 66 corridor, so you can add classic roadside stops to your itinerary. For anyone planning a romantic, slightly wild weekend off the beaten path, this package mixes geology, hospitality, and a sense of private discovery — a Valentine’s jaunt that’s equal parts story and setting.

Expect the cavern to be noticeably cooler than the desert above, so a light sweater is recommended. Tours move at a relaxed pace while guides highlight the cavern’s scale and share Route 66-era stories that link the underground to local history. The short tour is 25 minutes on paved paths; the standard tour runs 45 minutes and includes more stairs and rough floor. Check-in is at the meeting point on AZ-66 — the site is 12 Miles East of Peach Springs — parking available. Book early; space is limited.

About Grand Canyon Caverns

Grand Canyon Caverns, located in Gilbert, Arizona, offers guided underground experiences in America's largest dry caverns. Visitors descend 210 feet on paved paths and stairs to explore dramatic limestone formations and vast underground chambers. Tours range from accessible, 25-minute guided SHORT Tours ideal for limited mobility to the 45-minute STANDARD Tours that cover more of the cavern's passages. For guests seeking a full-day experience, combo packages pair SHORT or STANDARD Tours with meals in the on-site Crystal Restaurant, providing convenient dining after an underground adventure.

Adventure-focused options include the Wild Tour and Explorers Tour. The Wild Tour navigates dark, narrow passages using personal headlamps for a more intimate, low-light experience. The Explorers Tour involves crawling and climbing through rugged passages and requires helmets and lights, offering an adrenaline-fueled route for experienced cavers.

Grand Canyon Caverns also markets seasonal or special packages such as a Valentine's Day Dinner Package that combines an overnight stay, a cavern visit, and a candlelit dinner in the caverns. Meal options—lunch or dinner—are available with combo tours through the Crystal Restaurant.

All tours are guided and follow established routes within the caverns. Paved walkways on SHORT and STANDARD Tours improve accessibility, while specialized tours list physical requirements and necessary safety gear. Grand Canyon Caverns provides clear trip options and concise descriptions so visitors can choose tours that match mobility, adventure level, and dining preferences.

Tour durations, accessibility notes, and equipment requirements are specified for each trip to help visitors plan with confidence and reserve tours online.