this is privately owned and operated no spring to swim in for non-snorkelers. There is a minimum age limit. Snorkeling and diving only You cannot go down unless you have a mask and they watch you buy camera to make sure your snorkeling and not just swimming. The water blue and cold Abundance of wildlife in the natural spring. The campsite was quiet Only three campers including myself. Camping Rates are low so if you need a place to stop at try here. They offer veterans and military discount you can rent gear and buy a few things like snacks defog for your mask and a couple other essential items. The showers are very hot I stayed in a bit past my Timeline up a public facility use, ha ha. Campsite was decent has portable toilet water Spicket and electrical at campsite think I stand a campsite number 13 but it was not assigned. There was a work truck that kept coming and going until about 8pm. And then left for the evening. There is a two hour time limit for snorkeling but you can walk the grounds. There is a swimming pool to enjoy it if you go camping you’re allowed in no extra charge but if you don’t go camping you can pay a fee and go swimming in the pool. I had to make-shift a tent because I wasn’t expecting to go camping just stopped in for a bit and Decide to stay the night.