The cave is dimly lit for preservation, although the slopes and stairs have some lighting.

A good option for families, the cave is set in a quiet wooded area with plenty of space to run around and picnic tables for eating alfresco.

Restrooms near the picnic area can be accessed via steps, while restrooms in the museum building have level access.

Strollers must be left by the cave entrance, so families with babies or toddlers should bring a baby carrier.

There’s an on-site bookshop that sells both gifts and books.

The museum is mostly accessible to wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility, while the cave is not. To address specific concerns, check with the site directly before a visit.