Seacamp FL

[archman]

I think it's around $2200-2500 per session. Those figures are a couple of years old. If it's scuba diving you're really after, you may want to consider an adventure scuba camp like ActionQuest, Broadreach, or Odyssey Expeditions. They do a LOT more diving. With SeaCamp your average dive-capable camper only gets in 7 dives in 16 days. You can max out with 14 dives, but that's fairly rare. You'd have to be enrolled in TWO scuba classes, and I can tell you right now that reserving a schedule like that ain't easy, even for returning campers that get class priority.

Adventure Scuba Camps however routinely START around 14 dives per session and can hit peaks of 20+. Some of them even offer Divemaster courses. The one I worked at this summer offered 18 dives in a 25 day session.

 

[scubapolly]

Jrdiva-Sorry to take a while getting back to you. To update Arch's figures, I believe this year it was $2600 for camp plus $400 if you wanted to dive. 8 dives is about the most that you can swing at Seacamp for an 18 day session, and that is only if you are in the master diver class which does a night dive.
Arch is the guy to talk to, he taught me everything I knew about Seacamp prior to going there.

Arch- glad to see you made it back from your adventures. I've got a lot of hello's to pass along to you, but I am way behind on e-mail stuff, I'll PM you sometime this week with all the seacamp gossip to pass along. I also want to hear about your summer.

Polly

 

[padrediver]

Went there as a camper in 1966/1967.
Then my parents got me a boat.
(spoiled brat, huh?)

 

[archman]

Went there as a camper in 1966/1967.
Then my parents got me a boat.
(spoiled brat, huh?)

1966? That was their very first year I believe, making you "super alumni"!! I bet the reefs looked dramatically different back then... I'm quite sure the food wasn't any worse, ha ha.