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Texas Cave Conservancy
CAVE DAY
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CAVE DAY Saturday - April 12, 2014

On Saturday, April 16, 2004 the Texas Cave Conservancy hosted the first CAVE DAY in Kay Redden Park, Cedar Park, Texas. The April 12, 2014 will be the 20th event.

Due to funding cutbacks and other considerations, this will be the last CAVE DAY unless we can locate corporate funding or other ways to continue.

This event will only be held at the Avery Ranch Cave.
Please park in the Tennis Court parking lot at 9420 Morgan Creek Drive, Round Rock, Texas.

Dies Ranch Treasure Cave will not be open.

Avery Ranch Cave


Recent CAVE DAY events have had over one thousand visitors, so don't miss out on being one of them. It is the goal of the Texas Cave Conservancy to work toward providing a high quality cave related public education program for visitors.

Corporate Sponsorship

Please contact us if you feel that your company could be of assistance in keeping the caves open for visitors, through corporate sponsorship.

Texas Cave Conservancy
201 South Lakeline #601
Cedar Park, Texas 78613

email: tcc-caves@texascaves.org
Subject: Cave Day Corporate Sponsorship

Individual & Group Participation

If you or a group are interested in cave protection and cave visitation, please email us!
Include in the subject line the words "TCC Caves" followed by the number of people in your group who would like to participate in cave activities.
We will announce here on the site and through email upcoming events.

email: tcc-caves@texascaves.org
Subject: TCC Caves (the number in your group)

Thank you for supporting the Texas Cave Conservancy.

Please Remember:
Avery Ranch Cave will be the only organized venue for this year's CAVE DAY.

The Dies Ranch Treasure Cave will not be available on CAVE DAY.

The Avery Ranch Cave is located at 9420 Morgan Creek Drive, Round Rock, Texas.

Please Park in the Tennis Courts Parking Lot. The Avery Ranch Cave will be open from 10:00 AM-4:00 Pm on Saturday April 12, 2014. As usual, there will be no charge for this event.

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