Yes, to view a map of The Caverns grounds, visit this page.

All foot traffic to The Caverns music venues must travel the footpath which begins in the northernmost corner of our campground. Due to safety concerns, we will not allow entry to the venues by foot from Charlie Roberts Road. During the day when the footpath is closed, you may drive your vehicle down Charlie Roberts Road to The Caverns gift shop, where you can also book and take a cave tour. View map of The Caverns grounds.

A car camping pass is for 20’x20’. An RV camping pass is for 20'x40'. Campsites are assigned, and spacing is enforced for festivals and amphitheater shows. For cave shows, we have a spacious campground with plenty of room for people to spread out. Campsites are first come, first serve and are not assigned for cave shows.

A car camping pass allows for one vehicle and up to 4 people at one 20'x20' campsite. If your vehicle is longer than 20', or you are towing anything, you must purchase an RV camping pass.

The Caverns is located in the Central Time zone

Doors at 6p or later - Campground opens at 3p

Doors at 5p or earlier - Campground opens at 1p

Checkout is 10a

Please do not arrive early. Out of consideration for our neighbors, lining up outside the gate along the road is not permitted and you will be asked to leave and return when the gates open. Times are subject to change. Campground check-in times do not apply to the Yurt Village. Check pre-show emails for actual times.

At this time, camping is only available on nights when we have concerts. A concert ticket is also required to enter or spend the night in the campground.

Yes. You will need to purchase an RV camping pass. This allows for up to 6 people and includes a 20'x40' campsite. This applies to motorhomes, passenger vehicles towing campers or box trailers, or any vehicle longer than a 20' long campsite. There are no water or sewer hookups at this time. Four (4) 30-amp RV hookups are available for most cave shows.

We have four (4) 30-amp RV hookup sites located next to the Yurt Village Spring, available for most cave shows. No water or sewer hook-ups.

Yes, but we encourage quiet generators. If you have a loud one you may be asked to turn it off during quiet hours.

Please feel free to visit our gift shop and take a cave tour. Or you can check out one of the many fun things to see or do in the area. Out of consideration for our neighbors, lining up outside the gate along the road is not permitted and you will be asked to leave and return when the gates open.

For festivals, we cannot accommodate arrivals outside of our set hours. And again, queuing on the road is not permitted.

Each car will need a separate camping pass. The only way to enter the campgrounds and park overnight is with a camping pass. If you’d like to have campsites side-by-side for festivals or amphitheater shows, plan to arrive at the same time. If that’s not possible, you’re welcome to unload one vehicle and carry your gear and supplies to another campsite to camp as a group if there’s space. For cave shows, there is plenty of room to save a spot for your pals!

Yes, but you may not have a fire on the ground. You can bring your own above ground fire ring or grill, or you can rent a fire pit while supplies last. Firewood is for sale in the campground. Please do not start a fire before your show begins. If you do start a fire before your event, it must be completely out when leaving the campground for the show. Please dump your ashes in the red metal ash barrels found in the campground.

No, glass is not permitted in the campground. On that note, please keep your shoes on in the campground and venue!

Pets are not allowed. If you arrive at the venue with your dog, you will not be permitted entrance. All tickets are non-refundable. We have compiled a list of pet boarding kennels in the vicinity of The Caverns below. We are not affiliated with any of these establishments.

Service Animals: The Caverns welcomes trained service animals in accordance with state and federal guidelines. A trained service animal is individually trained to perform a task(s) or work for a person with a physical or mental disability. Only dogs are accepted as trained service animals. “Service Animal” has a specific meaning under the American with Disabilities Act, an emotional support animal generally will not satisfy this requirement.

The ADA requires that trained service animals be under the control of their handler at all times. Tennessee law requires that dogs over 6 months of age be currently vaccinated against rabies. A service dog that is disruptive or presents a threat to the health or safety of others may be asked to leave the property. The Caverns is in a rural location, if you’d like to submit your information to our service animal portal prior to arrival, it will help us prepare for your arrival and connect you with your service animal should you become separated at any time.

Support Animals and Pets: We love support animals and pets, but we are unable to welcome your support animals and pets to The Caverns. Please leave them at home because they cannot be in the venue and we don’t want any furry friends left in the car. “Service Animal” has a specific meaning under the American with Disabilities Act, an emotional support animal generally will not satisfy this requirement.

• Playful Paws Pet Resort - 116 Winstead Ln, Manchester, TN 37355 - (931) 434-3137
• Paws-E-Tively Purrfect Pet Grooming & Boarding - 312 Ridgewood Dr, Manchester, TN 37355 - (931) 273-1139
• UR Pet’s Home Away From Home Cageless Boarding - 487 W Doak Rd, Manchester, TN 37355 - (931) 247-5771
• Precious Paws Cat and Dog Boarding - 216 River Forge Rd, Manchester, TN 37355 - (931) 273-0387
• Pet Paradise - 201 S Anderson St, Tullahoma, TN 37388 - (931) 454-0999
• Wags and Wiggles - 1660 Decherd Estill Rd, Winchester, TN 37398 - (931) 247-1699
• Animal Care Center, L.L.C. - 1626 Sharp Springs Rd, Winchester, TN 37398 - (931) 967-6345

Bicycles are permitted in the campground but must be responsibly operated at slow, safe speeds. Golf carts, ATVs, and other motorized vehicles are prohibited. Irresponsible or reckless behavior may result in expulsion from the campground.

There are currently no showers onsite, but there are porta-potties located at the campground.

Out of consideration to your fellow campers and our Grundy County neighbors, quiet hours begin at 11p CT after the show.

There is a small store located in the campground check-in bus. We carry some essentials you may have forgotten, such as toothbrushes, phone charging cords, hand sanitizer, flashlights, tent stakes, and ice. We also have items you didn't know you wanted, like sleeping masks, firepit rentals, rain ponchos, earplugs, hand warmers, blankets, and some of The Cavern's merch like stickers, magnets, and hats!

There are multiple trash cans and recycling containers on site where you can dispose of your trash. There are also red metal barrels for disposing of hot cinders or ash from your fire pit. For bonus points, you can dispose of your trash in the dumpsters located next to the campground check-in bus!

No, only those with a car or RV camping pass are permitted to enter the campground.

Yes, you are allowed to leave and come back. For festivals, we ask that you keep this to a minimum. You will be asked to show your ticket or wristband again when you get back to the campground.

Tennessee weather can be unpredictable. If there is severe weather predicted for your show please be prepared, here are some tips:

• Download a weather app on your phone and make sure to have backup power for your device. Make sure your alerts are on for the location. The Caverns is located in Grundy County Tennessee and our nearest town is Pelham.

• Camp on higher ground away from trees, our check in staff can direct you the preferred locations.

• Stake down all of your tent and gear and bring a rain fly/tarp to keep dry.

• Your car is safer than your tent or yurt - in the case of a weather event, your car can be used as a shelter.

• The Big Mouth Cave, where the concert will be held, will be open if storms become a threat. If severe weather is in the area (i.e. high winds or a tornado) the cave can mouth be used as shelter. You are welcome to drive your car on the roads up to the cave from the campground or if you don’t have access to a car you can walk the footpath to the cave, but be aware it is a long walk through trees so give yourself plenty of time before a storm arrives to travel the footpath if that is your preferred path.

Camping and Yurt stays involve inherent risks. Please be advised that The Caverns is an Adventure Tourism professional and as such, is not liable under Tennessee law for the inherent risks of such activities pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated, title 11, chapter 11, including the injury or death of a participant in such adventure tourism activity.

All sales are final, rain or shine. For Cave Shows, we have a spacious campground with plenty of room. If you are unsure, we recommend you either purchase Order Protection, which is offered for every sale upon checkout, or wait to purchase your camping/RV/pre-pitched passes until closer to the show when you are comfortable with the weather and certain you can attend.

For most events, you can find a staff member either at the campground check-in bus or overnight at the Yurt Village office.

The Caverns phone # is (931) 516-9724 and we're generally able to answer the phone 7 days a week from 9a to 5p CT.

If we are on the phone with another customer please leave a voicemail or send us an email and we'll get back to you ASAP.

You're also welcome to email your question to info@thecaverns.com.

We strive to answer all email and phone inquiries within 48 business hours.