No you cannot take your dog, We had to leave him in the car with one of our group.

Generally hourly on the half hour but they added extra tours when we went because it busy.

The ground is very steep and rocky so unfortunately a wheelchair would not be able to negotiate any of the terrain.

Hi, Admission prices are on website £8.00 ADULTS, £6.00 children 5 to 16. UNDER 5 YRS FREE £6.00 SENIORS

Unfortunately there is a steep approach path down to the entrance which has to be climbed again after the tour which is an hour on your feet. Whilst we do have visitors with disabilities, we always urge caution and your own discretion. I do hope this is of help Regards, John

Hi , many thanks for your enquiry. Unfortunately only assistance dogs are allowed on underground tour. Despite all staff being dog lovers this is not our ruling but is because the workings are a special site for hibernating bats. Sorry if this disappoints you. Regards, John

Unfortunately not, lots of steep hills!

Hi Irene, The quarry was used for hiding contraband during smuggling times and if you ask your guide there are many fully researched stories. Strangely whilst one of our guides is descended from a long line of smugglers, one of my ancestors was at the same time the local customs officer. Kind regards, John

Hi and thanks for your enquiry. We do have many visitors using pushchairs but we always make them aware of the steep approach path to the entrance, and that below ground is cold so warm clothing is advisable. I hope this helps, should you have any further questions please get back to me, or call the caves direct on 01297 680282 between 10am and 5pm. We hope to see you soon. Kind regards, John