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Website: bellwitchcave.com
Phone: (615) 696-3055
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Keysburg Rd and Eden Rd
Closed now
- Tue Closed
430 Keysburg Rd Adams, TN 37010-4759 ·429.36 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorGreat location and very much have experienced some interesting paranormal experiences from EVPs, to shadow figures. They the paranormal investigations also by The Black Wolf Paranormal.
MoreTheir business hours are irregular. The website information is not dependable. The staff is rude. There are much better places in Tennessee to visit other than this overrated place.
MoreThe cabin experience was ok, the cave was excellent. Our guide was telling us the story of a boy being stuck in a tunnel when we all heard heavy breathing and hissing with some growling. This scared the guide and she yelled for her male coworkers to check out the tunnel no animals were found. We continued the tour all creeped out, this place is truly haunted.
MoreThe cabin was nice and the story behind the ghost was interesting. I could have done without the cave. Hike down wasn't bad, but the spiders, I could have done without.
MoreSo this was a massive waste of money. The people that run the show there were clueless and it almost felt like this was the first time they ever did a tour. No organization whatsoever. Once we finally got to do the cave portion of the tour we met the guide at the entrance of the cave where I immediately smelt alcohol on him which I assume was coming from the yeti he had on the railing. We started the trip into the cave only to have to run back out because the cave began flooding at an extremely fast rate. The guide was more terrified then the tourist which was crazy. Not worth the money for sure.
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