Looking for an opportunity to get wet and explore the area's local diving opportunities? We are lucky to have several local lakes that have been converted into Scuba Diving parks, with submerged cars, boats, buses, and planes, waiting for you to explore them. Below are some links to these sites.
| Dutch Springs Information [PDF] | Dutch SpringsDutch Springs - Located in the beautiful Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania, Dutch Springs is open for SCUBA diving, snorkeling, picnicking, and a fun time for all! The diving accommodations have been designed for the divers' enjoyment at every level of certification, and watercraft rentals are available between dives or for non-divers. |
| Lake Rawlings information [PDF] | Lake RawlingsThe avid diver can experience nothing less than a good time at Lake Rawlings. With a maximum depth of 65 feet, the lake has really good visibility (30 to 50 feet), warm water and a lot of different underwater wonders to explore. One would not expect to find a quality diving location in-land within the Mid-Atlantic region, and it certainly does have surprises waiting for divers seeking something different in their adventures. |
| Bainbridge information [PDF] | BainbridgeThe 27 acre spring-fed lake is the former Billmeyer limestone quarry. Depths to 120'. 20'-50' visibility dependent upon time of year. See the Bainbridge Scuba Center's History page for more details. |
| Millbrook information [PDF] | MillbrookLimited facilities, no running water, no food, but it is only about 45 min from Gaithersburg. Tickets available at Atlantic Edge. Millbrook Quarry is open April 5, 2003 to November 22, 2003 (closed to divers Monday through Friday). |
Willow SpringsWillow Springs Park is a spring-fed lake that offers many activities for the entire family. Visitors can swim, fish, scuba dive, picnic, and camp on the park grounds. |
