Ronnie Dean
My wife and I along with other friends spent 3 days here, we had campers and camped there, dove every day, and even night dives as well. As far as diving goes, I don't know what else you could ask for a fresh water location, plenty of wrecks to dive, jets, bus, sailboats, even a tunnel system to simulate caves. visibility was great, at least 15-20 feet, of course if you get a lot of folks in they will kick it up some, but that's the same anywhere you go and it settles fairly quick. Just a great site to dive and have fun. They do have a full dive shop, on site showers and rest rooms, as well as a gear rinsing station, some covered areas, picnic tables, and even a grill to use if you dont have one. They are close to an active railroad track, and the train does come thru at night, and uses the horn, so know that if you stay overnight. Its not the cheapest place to dive, but It is worth it as far as we are concerned, Its got to be a lot of work to maintain and operate a place like this. and your entry fee gets you snorkel equipment, kayaks, life vests, swimming noodles, if you like. As far as the staff and customer service goes, Calvin and Shannon are amazing folks, very friendly and helpful, they want you to be there and they want you to have a great time. We were there for my wife's birthday and our anniversary, when They found out it was her birthday, they came to our camper and surprised her with a birthday cupcake, and a shirt. Truly great people who care. We are already planning another trip later this summer. This truly is a great place and super nice people,,,
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