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Camuy River Cave Park features 268 acres of unique karst terrain above its famous underground river.
Before heading underground, you will encounter the lush tropical vegetation and massive sinkholes that define this geological site. The park infrastructure provides access to panoramic observation decks and introductory exhibits about the region.
Check current conditions at the ticket desk, as trail access depends on recent weather. General admission covers access to the open above-ground areas and the guided cave walk.
20 minsObservation decks
This gigantic sinkhole measures hundreds of feet across. It marks the exact boundary intersection of three towns: Camuy, Hatillo, and Lares. You can view the sheer drop from designated observation decks when they are open to the public.
20 minsTrail conditions vary
This area features a massive cavern opening with winding geological formations and a deep drop. Access varies based on daily trail conditions and safety regulations. Ask your tour guide if the specific route includes this section during your visit.
30 minsUse restrooms here
This facility serves as the starting point for all tours. You can watch introductory films explaining the area's 45-million-year-old geology and early Taíno exploration. Use the restrooms here before your descent, as there are no facilities inside the caves.
