Crystal Cave 963 Crystal Cave Road, Kutztown, PA 19530

"Crystal Cave is a small town attraction with a big wow factor. The tour groups are small enough that you can get a good look at everything the guide points out. There's a part of the tour where they turn the lights out and you stand in the pitch black - you can feel the energy of the Cave! It's wonderful. The tour starts with a short, informative film that tells you how the cave formed. Candlelight tours are held in October. Order tickets early! A big variety of reasonably price crystals are available in the gift shop, along with tons of shirts and mugs and more. ** Two out of two of the geodes we broke were loaded with crystals!"

"Great experience. Really great tour guide explaining every bit of cave and history. Just that cave is fairly small with very few formations. Also all these are natural formed so more on pristine color. There are no other colors. But still some of the shapes are worth seeing."

"This place is definitely a hidden gem when it comes to history tours. The cave was smaller than I imagined but had all the safety bars intact and the instructor, I can't think of her name, she was amazing, kid-friendly service very professional, helpful and descriptive when it came to answering any questions the tourists had. They also have a gift shop which seemed very well kept, and also they have an ice cream parlor, mini golf, hiking trails, gem washing(well worth the money)."

"We enjoyed the cave and the free museum. We payed 19 per person and had no wait. Before the cave they had a 15 minute film on the history. The only thing I didn't care for was the tour guide pointing out formations and refuring to them as animals, people etc... Instead of explaining what they really are. They have fast food, ice cream shop and souvenirs."

"Very cool place! Beautiful cave, great tour guide, lots of history. Definitely something fun to do for the whole family with all ages. The drive was nice. There's lots of food and an ice cream bar but nothing to eat if you're vegan. I was impressed with tour guides and you could tell that they really do care a lot about the caves. They sured a ton of information."