Anazing place to go caving! If youre tall like me id suggest kneepads and a helmet/hardhat. Bring good shoes/boots with lots of grip, gloves are a great thing too. Headlamps are strongly recommended as you'll need light in most caves and a lot of climbing is involved. If youre looking for rock climbing they do not allow it. The caves themselves are well lit (for the ones that are), the only problem id have is with the tunnel like passage to the dancehall. At one of the corners (theyve built a concrete path all through it as not to step in the water), the path goes under a section that juts out and makes it difficult to not fall into the underground river. . The campgrounds here are pretty great although a bit far from the small parking lot. A larger lot for parking would be awesome, and maybe more campsites closer to the lot. . The bathrooms within the campsites are not flush toilets (as another review states, those are the parks bathrooms near the caves), they infact are outhouse style restrooms. When i went there all of them were nearly full and ours was full of mosquitoes. The solar lights within them are awesome and very helpful for finding it in the night when nature calls. . As for the perimeter of the camp coyotes were able to come within our camp had they chosen too. I saw barbed wire fencing in some locations but not all. Definitely would keep small pets in carriers if camping with them and keep an eye on small children. . When rain happens to drop by the ground is more of claydirt than dirt, so rubber boots and clothes you dont mind getting dirty are recommended. Especially in the caves. . Overall, I know this is a long review, it was a great trip and definitely will be visiting again in the future!