Dive into the Heart of Devil's Den

What a fantastic experience! Went in the off season (November) it was perfect weather, no lines and not many people. Staff are friendly and helpful. Swimming in the cave is incredible, fish live there and the light from the opening at the top make this absolutely stunning and surreal. Highly recommend!

Coming here was such an awesome experience. I came at the 9:30am-11am time slot. Even though there were still a good amount of people, it definitely was less than the next time slot, the crowd got so big so fast. The water was so clear and beautiful. The light through the opening hit the water in one spot and just made for a real neat ambiance. The water was obviously cold, but I splashed a little bit onto myself before getting all the way in and that definitely helped. I think it was interesting how no floatation devices were allowed which surprised me since it could be dangerous for one to enjoy the water but potentially not be safe. But the equipment you’re able to rent/bring is helpful with the experience. I would definitely drive two hours again to see this beautiful place again.

For those who are foolish, like myself, don’t go in February. If you are, get the wet suits! You’ll wish you did once you’re in that icey water. I stayed for a few hours just snorkeling. However there’s several caves for diving if you have the skill etc. They drive had a little dirt road but it was well maintained and most of the way is paved. Parking was easy but limited, it’s also in the middle of a campground. The whole place is cool to wander and explore! Take your time and stay a while! Plenty of picnic areas. There’s also sweet, cute cats wandering the grounds!!

We visited this place during a daily outing. It was scenic, and the Den itself was very unique . I am sure scuba diver's and snorkelers would enjoy it. We didn't participate in any activity, we just went to view the park. There was a $7.00 entry fee per person just to walk through, just FYI. I am not sure what the cost is if you dive, or snorkel. It is a dirt road going in, and a dirt parking lot. There is tent camping, and Rv camping signs.

Decided to drive up from orlando for a nice swim at Devils Den Spring and wasn’t disappointed. Make a reservation before you arrive to get your 90 minute window and sign any waivers. Found the weekdays are very convenient as there were very few snorkelers during the day. We saw several turtles and lots of 🐟 . Very cool environment for a swim / snorkel