Mole Creek Caves

A karst landscape of underground caves, limestone formations, and rolling green countryside in the Meander Valley foothills. Mole Creek Karst National Park — home to Marakoopa and King Solomons caves — offers one of the more unusual ceremony settings in Tasmania.

Visit Mole Creek Caves

Email

mccaves@parks.tas.gov.au

Phone

03 6363 5182

Address

330 Mayberry Rd, Mole Creek TAS 7304

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Type: National Park
Region: Launceston
Address: Mole Creek Road, Mole Creek TAS 7304
Website: parks.tas.gov.au

Mole Creek sits in the foothills south of the Meander Valley, where the limestone beneath the green pastures gives way to an intricate underground world. The Karst National Park contains over 300 known caves, including Marakoopa Cave — famous for its glowworm displays — and the crystalline formations of King Solomons Cave.

Above ground the landscape is pastoral and peaceful, with the caves tucked into forested hillsides. It’s a surprising and memorable choice for couples who want a ceremony that no guest will ever quite forget.

Bookings through Parks Tasmania. All guests require a valid park pass.

For current packages, availability, and pricing, contact the venue directly through their website.