Lake Denton Management Inc
790 Lake Denton Rd, Avon Park, FL
A premier freshwater scuba diving destination and Christian camp located on a clear 66-acre spring-fed lake between Avon Park and Sebring.
Quick Facts
- 66-acre spring-fed freshwater lake
- Maximum depth of 50 to 60 feet
- Cashless online reservation system for divers
- On-site rinse showers and changing sheds
- Sunken boats and underwater training platforms
- Ten air-conditioned cabins for group use
Common Questions
What is the maximum depth of the lake?
Lake Denton reaches a maximum depth of approximately 50 to 60 feet, depending on seasonal rainfall.
Are divers required to pay an entry fee?
Yes, certified divers and students must pay a $20.00 fee per day.
Can I pay for entry with cash at the gate?
No, the facility operates on a cashless system and requires all passes to be purchased online in advance.
What underwater attractions are available for scuba divers?
The lake features sunken boats, underwater training platforms, hula hoops for buoyancy practice, and guided navigation lines.
Are there on-site facilities for divers to rinse off gear?
Yes, the camp provides rinse showers, changing sheds, and benches for setting up equipment.
What kind of aquatic life is commonly seen in the lake?
Divers often encounter freshwater species such as bass, bluegill, crappie, and softshell turtles.
Does the facility offer overnight accommodations?
The camp has ten air-conditioned cabins with bunk beds available for group rentals and summer camp programs.
Is the lake spring-fed?
Yes, Lake Denton is a spring-fed freshwater lake known for its clean and stable water conditions.
What are the standard hours for diving?
Diving access is generally available from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM year-round.
Are there RV spots available at the camp?
The facility has two RV spots available for rent on a monthly or weekly basis.