The Incredible Spring-Fed Lake In Pennsylvania You Absolutely Need To Visit
Soar high in the sky before landing in the shimmering water. Slip down massive slides or go scuba diving, all without leaving the comfy confines of Pennsylvania. Channel your inner-adventurer this summer – and soak up breathtaking scenery – when you visit this spring-fed lake in Pennsylvania.
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Embark on a day of non-stop adventure when you visit Dutch Springs Aqua Park, starring the spring-fed lake Dutch Springs, just north of Bethlehem.
The 50-acre spring-fed Dutch Springs dates back to the 1970s but it wasn't until 1980 that Dutch Springs debuted as the "largest fresh water diving facility" in the United States.
Throughout the years, the diving facility evolved, eventually becoming a family-friendly water park jam-packed with thrilling activities on the water, including snorkeling and...
Lounge lakeside to soak up the summer sun and recharge or meander along the lake on a paddle boat, a kayak, or a stand up paddle board. All riders are required to wear a life vest.
Discover the underwater beauty - including such vibrantly colored fish as yellow perch and koi - when you go scuba diving in the clear spring-fed lake. (Nighttime dives are also available on Saturday evenings.)
Visit Dutch Springs Aqua Park when it opens for the year Memorial Day weekend. The park will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with longer evening hours beginning in July.
