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Centeen Underwater Dive Park

Brockville, Ontario K6V 3P9, Canada
44.5916° N · 75.6775° W
Centeen Underwater Dive Park
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Amenities
Wheelchair accessible parking lotRestaurantFree street parking
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
hamid kohan7 months ago
★★★★★

This is a good dive site! The underwater sculptures make it such an interesting and unique place to explore , I wish we had more like this in Toronto, the GTA, or anywhere in Canada. Access is very easy and safe, with steps and railings for both entry and exit. The park is beautiful and had plenty of parking when I visited. There’s also a dive shop only about 200 meters away, so you can quickly pick up tanks or any gear you need. Washroom facilities are available, which is a big plus for divers. The depth is around 33 feet, and there are over 20 sculptures and objects to discover underwater. Visibility could be poor . Also water is not very cold . Highly recommend this spot if you’re looking for an easy, enjoyable, and memorable dive!

Chris McGuffin3 years ago
★★★★☆

Centeen Park is a great location to refresh your SCUBA skills after an extended surface interval. The site has over 20 statues and other attractions to practice navigation or simply make the dive more interesting. Visibility is usually 10 to 15 feet in my experience. There is very little current so sediment does hang around a bit when the bottom gets disturbed. There are benches at the shore to organize gear and help get dressed. Concrete steps make entry and exit from the water easy, just watch the bottom steps because they get slippery. There is free parking on the street and at the west side of the park. During the summer months there are two public toilets in the center of the park (the doors are locked in the off season).

Tara Lax5 years ago
★★★★☆

A neat place to check out! Visibility was ok- we didnt get into the water until early-mid afternoon and the park had quite a few other divers there. You can see an orange pilon at the bottom near the table near shoreline/ concrete stairway entry.. We decended and followed a leader line out to the middle of the park and used the guidelines from there to check out the sculptures.

Les Newmana year ago
★★★★★

Great way to experience your first Seaway dive. Lots of cool statues and objects to see, training platforms, and diver centric facilities. Make sure you have your Save our Shipwrecks token. $10 for the year. Great investment in our u/w wrecks and dive sites on the south shore of the St Lawrence. Available at Dive Brockville Adventure Center.

Steven Meggeson8 months ago
★★★★★

I have had many dive experiences at Centeen. One of my favourite venues along the St Lawrence. Decent parking. SOS has done a fantastic job with the venue.

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