Looking for an extreme adventure that will really get your blood pumping? What about one that will take you underneath the earth for an adventure that not many people in Florida get to have? While Florida may have quite a few caves worth checking out, this particular adventure is one to consider. Not only is this cave one of the longest underwater cave systems in Florida, but also is one of the longest in the country!

Disclaimer: Despite being a public area, it is highly encouraged that explorers are not venturing out on their own without experience or professional guides. This cave is dangerous and requires the appropriate equipment and gear. Do not forget to talk to rangers at the park and advise them of when you are returning.

The Wes Stiles Peacock Springs State Park in Live Oak, Florida features one of the longest underwater cave systems in the entire United States.
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As the only park dedicated to cave diving, this one of a kind adventure allows experienced divers to explore an underwater world they’ve never seen before.
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With six large sinkholes and two giant springs, this underwater karst cave system has over 30,000 feet of explorable passageway.
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The chances of being able to explore all the cave systems might be far-fetched, but it depends on how long you stay to explore and how interested you are in attempting this feat.
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For those who take a break from all the cave diving in the park, there are also plenty of walking trails and a few swimming holes to meander through.
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It is important to note that while these underwater cave systems might look perfect for an exclusive social media photograph, this cave is not for beginners and is for experienced cavers who have a guide or professional with them.
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In fact, only divers who can show proof of scuba certification will be permitted to explore the caverns and no solo diving is allowed.
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Experienced cave divers travel from all over the world to explore these underwater passages in the park.
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It has been more than 60 years since the very first divers entered the water here to map the systems, with new discoveries still being made every day.
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With 20,000 visitors coming to the park every year, this is an extraordinary adventure that will certainly round out anyone’s Florida exploration bucket list.
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Address: 18532 180th Street, Live Oak FL 32060

To learn more information about Peacock Springs State Park cave diving, visit the website. Also, if you’re looking for more beginner-friendly cave dives in Florida, check out Devil’s Den in Williston.

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