This page outlines all the wild Pokémon you can encounter in the Spacious Cave hideaways.

Icon	Description	Number of
	A spacious, rocky cave.	20

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(1 of 2) Spacious Cave is the most common type of Hideaway.

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Spacious Cave is the most common type of Hideaway. (left), Like its name suggests, it’s quite spacious inside, with a few rock structures. (right)

Wild Pokémon¶

Available From the Start¶

Pokémon	Type	Notes
Bidoof		-
Budew		-
Buneary		-
Geodude		-
Kricketot		-
Machop		-
Murkrow		Brilliant Diamond only
Pachirisu		-
Psyduck		-
Shinx		-
Zubat		-

Rare Spawns¶

Pokémon	Type	Notes
Absol		-
Houndoom		-
Lickitung		-
Magnemite		-
Rhyhorn		-
Swablu		-

Available After Obtaining Strength¶

Pokémon	Type	Notes
Bibarel		-
Chingling		-
Golbat		-
Hoothoot		-
Skuntank		Brilliant Diamond only
Stunky		Brilliant Diamond only

Available After Obtaining Defog¶

Pokémon	Type	Notes
Aipom		-
Graveler		-
Machoke		-
Munchlax		-
Purugly		Shining Pearl only
Wingull		-

Available After Icicle Badge¶

Pokémon	Type	Notes
Glameow		Shining Pearl only
Luxio		-
Pelipper		-

Available After Obtaining Waterfall¶

Pokémon	Type	Notes
Mantyke		-

Available After National Pokédex¶

Pokémon	Type	Notes
Absol		-
Bagon		Shining Pearl only
Caterpie		Brilliant Diamond only
Corphish		-
Crawdaunt		-
Doduo		-
Farfetch'd		-
Furret		-
Gloom		-
Growlithe		Brilliant Diamond only
Houndoom		-
Krabby		-
Lickitung		-
Magnemite		-
Mankey		-
Mightyena		-
Miltank		-
Natu		-
Oddish		-
Poochyena		-
Primeape		-
Raticate		-
Rattata		-
Rhydon		-
Rhyhorn		-
Sandshrew		Shining Pearl only
Sandslash		Shining Pearl only
Sentret		-
Shelgon		Shining Pearl only
Skitty		-
Slowpoke		Shining Pearl only
Swablu		-
Tauros		-
Teddiursa		Shining Pearl only
Tyrogue		-
Venomoth		-
Venonat		-
Voltorb		-
Vulpix		Shining Pearl only
Weedle		Shining Pearl only
Zigzagoon		-