Devil's Den Spring

Went with my family so they could snorkel I am disabled and tried to sit on a bench while my family waited 3 hours to get in and they told I couldn't sit down that I had to stand in line with my family for 3 hours even tho I wasn't diving. I can't stand for 10 min. They have no sympathy for disabled people. They make you stand in line in the sun and won't let you in the park until 30 people come out and then let 30 people in. I don't recommend this place unless yup have all day to stand in line and get heat stroke

I've heard this place is an awesome experience - walking down the staircase and then slipping into the cold water. It is a great place to practice different basic underwater dive skills for the beginner. They have a few different platforms at varying depths that make it really easy to practice for those who might be a little more nervous to flood their masks (etc.) in the open water for the first time. Don't expect to dive to deep, but their are plenty of little pockets and swim throughs that give you the "feel" of cave diving (if you think you might be interested in getting into cave diving, it is a good place to try see what it kind of "feels like").

Bring a snorkel, mask and fins and you can swim too!

I went here and was really excited to try it. When I got to the office the girl basically sold me into not doing it lol. She said it was too cold, too expensive and too crowded. Ended up just walking around the grounds in the back where they have the horses.

I still want to go down one day, but I'll be back.

This place is amazing. At first it though it will be too deep and I'm not much of a diver but then it was a relief that it wasn't too deep as I expected. The gears are good conditioned. The staffs are very friendly and professional.

Sounds like an awesome place to visit

I liked it, but someone stole our picnic table (and our slide was grazing the table at the site next to us). But I wouldn’t sit outside anyway because there were so many giant spiders and spiderwebs all around and above me. I’d rate it higher if it weren’t for the spiders - ha!

{Location} Convenient to natural spring on the property

{Price} Extremely overpriced

{RV Park} extremely unkept and dirty, lots of debris like cigarette butts plastic forks and garbage on the ground, appears to have been there for years, also appears the staff here does nothing except for take peoples money and sit there and play on their cell phones. There’s branches and fallen limbs that are falling from the trees in here that could damage your RV so be careful. It’s extremely quiet, and open, when I was here there was three other campers, but there was five RVs the two extra RVs appear to be vacant or abandon. The one nice thing about here was I could let my dogs go out and run around and there’s no problems

{Security} is what you make of it

Bottom line the only reason I gave it more than one star was because it’s a great spot for my dogs to run around otherwise it’s a real dive

Best to call the office before arrival to obtain your site number - no place to pull over rigs to go into the office for check in.
Pull through level dirt site and FHU. Couldn’t ask for more. Well kept grounds and friendly staff. Surrounded by beautiful horse and cattle ranches. Good place for bicycles. Recent price increase since we booked to $45 per night.
Cell service is good in the am and weakens toward late afternoon and evening.
No negatives unless you need Wi-Fi, don’t like FL (bugs) and don’t mind a little dust.

Enjoyed it!

This place gave us a ghost town summer camp vibe that probably was cool in the 90s. We went the week after Hurricane Ian passed through FL, and it was dead. More people might make this place more fun, but that wasn't our experience. The campground is just average. No level sites, pads, nearby trash or bathrooms. This place takes themselves too seriously and it shows by the excessive amount of signs around the property with rules, warning, and threats of lawsuits. The spring is cool but the other springs are definitely more beautiful. We can't speak to their campground though.