Bell Witch Cave

Sidney Buckaloo

This place was awesome!!!! Our tour guides were great! Cooper was our first guide and showed us around the historic cabin the Bell family lived in. The second tour guides name was Eric. He took us through the Bell Witch Cave. Eric was great! A born story teller and made sure to show us all of the really cool places and it’s history. All of the employees we interacted with were very helpful and loved telling us about the history and answering all of our questions. If you’re interested in witches, spirits, and history then this place is a must go!!!!!

Kevin McPheeters

A spur of the moment visit to an "off the beaten path" attraction. When we were looking for something to kill some time this popped up and I remembered reading about this story years ago as a kid. The cabin was okay, but the real draw is the cave. Not having visited many caves I have to assume this one is on the small side, but don't think it isn't just as interesting. The hike through the cave was surprisingly challenging. Not recommended for families with small children and NO FLIP FLOPS. SIDE NOTE: Eric, Eric, Eric, Eric. Remember this name and when you go, request him as a guide. He is fantastic as a guide/storyteller. You will not be disappointed!

Matt Graham

I talked to a very helpful man at the city museum and the cave is closed indefinitely at the moment (as of Jun 2022). They closed for Covid, and there was a death in the family recently that will keep it closed longer. It's a shame the notice on the website isn't more prominent, but there you go. The city museum is worth a visit, as is the quaint and delicious Moss's restaurant at the same location.

hello brain

A once in a lifetime chilling fun experience. This cave was worth exploring. Wear a helmet it's short at the beginning. The guide owned half of the property and knew so much.. her side has the cave in which water flowed into the Red River. I caught orbs on camera and felt so calm in there.