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Homestead Crater

Utah, United States
Depth0–65 ft (0–19.8 m)
AccessShore
Cert LevelOpen Water (certified divers only; discover-scuba style guided dives offered by the operator)
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Year-round; midweek slots are easier to reserve, winter weekends book out far in advance.

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A 55-foot-tall beehive-shaped limestone dome in Midway enclosing a geothermal spring naturally heated to 90-96 F year-round, making it the only warm scuba destination in the continental US interior. Divers enter through a tunnel cut into the rock and descend from a deck to platforms in the hourglass-shaped shaft, with mounted lights at roughly 20 and 40 feet. The hole is about 65 feet deep but divers are asked to stay above 45 feet to avoid stirring the silt bottom. It is a privately operated, reservation-only facility at the Homestead resort.

Quick Facts

Depth Range0m – 19.8m
CertificationOpen Water (certified divers only; discover-scuba style guided dives offered by the operator)
GearNo wetsuit needed (90-96 F water); a swimsuit and standard kit suffice. Rental gear available on site. Plan as an altitude dive.
HazardsSilt-out below 45 ft if bottom is disturbed; altitude dive (~5,500 ft); overhead environment is limited to the entry tunnel but the dome restricts direct ascent near the walls; warm water accelerates dehydration.
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