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Located in Blue Mounds, it is one of Wisconsin's most popular caves, known for its stunning limestone formations and guided tours.
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Situated in Richland County, it is the largest onyx cave in Wisconsin and offers guided tours showcasing its impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations.
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Located in Pierce County, it features beautiful crystal formations and offers guided tours that delve into its geological and historical significance.
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Found in the Kickapoo Valley Reserve, these limestone caves are part of an expansive nature reserve and can be explored on guided tours.
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This nature center in Chilton offers visitors a chance to explore a small cave system, along with educational programs about caves and geology.
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Located in Maribel, this series of small limestone caves offers hiking trails and exploration opportunities, showcasing unique rock formations.
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Although not a traditional cave, this park in Door County features dramatic sea caves carved by Lake Michigan's waves, offering breathtaking views.
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This unique park in Phillips showcases concrete sculptures, including a representation of a cave, created by artist Fred Smith.
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Situated in Sheboygan, this park features a small limestone cave known as "Pigeon River Cave," along with hiking trails and scenic views.
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While not specifically known for caves, this park in Bagley offers stunning views of the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers, along with small limestone formations and rock shelters.