Beckham Creek Cave Lodge | Luxury Travel

We had the opportunity to document our experience at one of the coolest (literally) places on earth. This isn't your average lodge in the middle of the mountains. Beckham Creek Cave was founded by the guy who invented sleepy time tea back during the cold war. Random?? I thought so. But nevertheless, he knew what was up. I highly recommend you put this on your bucket list of travel destinations.
If you like this video, please subscribe for more content like this. I will also be posting another Beckham Creek Cave lodge video which features more activities in and around the cave. Appreciate you taking the time to check out my video. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to leave them below and I will get back to you.
Our website: kennerlycreative.com
Get to know us on our personal IG's: @dckennnerly @kellynkennerly
Book your stay: beckhamcave.com

[@erindouglas3257]

My father, John Gamby, helped to blast/build this cave house in the 70-80s! I didn’t meet him until I was 29 years old. He sure had an interesting life. He passed away about seven years ago. His wife, sent me this note yesterday which lead me to the website/this video. From Vicki Gamby “Here is a link to the cave house John and the other guys did. He did all the blasting in the mountain and also inside. He didn’t do the finish work. Pretty amazing. He used to take his showers in the waterfall inside. He said it was cold as crap!!! Thought you might like to see that. He had an interesting life. I have many stories he used to talk about. When I came along I guess he was ready to settle down. That’s why the words to his favorite song, Desperado, fit him perfectly.” I hope to visit this cave in the next few years in memory of my super interesting biological dad, John “Bumps” Gamby (who I am still getting to know)! Erin His wife

[@maxima_997]

I agree. I love the area around Parthenon.

[@runnyhunny786]

Another WOW factor place.👌💯

[@Todengaard]

Thank you Dalton, very cool

[@jessielazaula4318]

God's creation between man's skills! Super wWaaawwwaaaww!

[@barbararuss646]

Beautiful

[@empre.sario3394]

Amazing

[@heidilight3636]

This is my life quest!

[@heidilight3636]

Omg!!! 😂 my dream!

[@TheMgarofalo]

this may be the coolest thing i have ever seen

[@DaltonKennerly]

I must agree with you

[@JM-mr6pz]

Dream home

[@Mustlovehorrorfilms]

Wow! I have to stay here next year!!!

[@hotrodray6802]

Probably a little cheaper than Disney World, but not much

[@onedayatatimewithamberandf1700]

This is absolutely the most beautiful place I have ever seen

[@DaltonKennerly]

100% can confirm

[@heidilight3636]

I want nothing more than to live like this the rest of my life ! My dream is that there is a hot spring in it too?! And I grow all my own fruit, veggies and have cows and chickens and ducks and sheep and cotton trees and

[@amandamcmillan9571]

What time of year did you film this video? It’s stunning by the way!

[@albertolizaris]

Me encanta

[@babyjane7109]

This would be my dream home 😍

[@DaltonKennerly]

Same. I’m trying to buy it one day

[@hotrodray6802]

Always colder than 60*f inside. Can't heat it.

[@redmiller4601]

That 👍 nice

[@cscleghorn]

What’s the around about stay for the weekend?

[@heidilight3636]

I’ve been dreaming of building a crystal quartz cave with a hot spring and a cold Spring in it house and a lake out front with ducks and Fish and land I can grow bamboo , cotton, avocado, orange, grapes, wheat , have sheep… and live happily ever after

[@MrDnascardan]

This is Amazing! What song is in this video?

[@DaltonKennerly]

Into The Blue by Luwaks

[@matthewlarue1883]

How do you keep the water from leaking out everywhere? And the high humidity down from causing bacteria growth on everything? What happens in heavy downpours. The maintenance must be ungodly expensive.

[@DaltonKennerly]

Back when it was first constructed, a thick layer of marine grade liner was applied to the entire cave. This kept around 99% of the water from getting in, but it still drips in certain spots. It's part of the experience. As far as flooding goes, there is a creek that runs underneath the cave floor and all the water goes through there. It's so large that there has never been an issue with flooding. The cave stays around 65 degrees year round naturally. Dehumidifies keep it dry as possible. It's really no more humid than living in Florida.

[@onedayatatimewithamberandf1700]

Is this still available for renting

[@DaltonKennerly]

Yes it is. You can check out the availability on their website

[@m3mefy]

MrBeast