Enjoy 96-98 degree water!

This really is a fun way to get certified.  Your hot springs certification dives will be a soothing experience you can really "dive" into.  While doing your confined water and open water dives, the warm 96 to 98 degree water will relax your entire body. 

Why get scuba certified now?  Winter is actually a great time of year to get your scuba certification.  By scuba diving in the hot springs, there are no wetsuites to struggle putting on and taking off, no 30 pounds of lead weights to carry around your waist. 


List of classes you can take in the comfort of the hot-springs 96-98 degree water:

• Discover Scuba Diving
• Refresher Scuba Skills Class
• Open Water Scuba Diver Certifications
• Advanced Open Water Certifications
• Rescue Diver Certification
• Dive Master Certification
• Assistant Instructor Certification

 
The hot springs are owned by Camper World, previously Belmont Hot Springs.  The $15 daily entrance fee is covered by Blue Water Scuba when you are taking a class (a $30 value to our students).

Click to view a Map to Camperworld.
25.3 mi (about 42 mins) from Logan

Directions:
Coming from Provo, Salt Lake, or Ogden areas, take I-15 north past Tremonton to exit 392. Go east (from I-15) to the first yield sign, take a right, then go approx. one mile. You will see the CamperWorld Hot Springs sign, turn right and go about two blocks to the entrance of the resort.