Scuba resort design

I am in the process of purchasing an Inland scuba park and need some
input on the best design of restrooms, showers, lockers ect. I am
looking for all type of ideas. If you had the opportunity to design a
scuba park how would you do it? It has a nice clear lake and a modest
dive shop but the restrooms and showers need total rehab.

Dillon Pyron...

What level of service do you want to provide?

Barstow's (aka Windy Point Private or just plain Scuba Park) offers
outdoor open showers (no stripping down) and open top (but modesty
capable) changing areas for men and women. They have a row of
portapotties that are service Friday morning and Monday morning.
Plenty of camping area, picnic tables by the lake front and those
"barbecue" grills on a post. No real dive shop but a huge fill
station. Oh yeah, plenty of stairs and four platforms for skills. And
lots of sunken stuff, including two 25' sailboats and a Pinto.

Also, any ideas to attract customers and pricing that you feel
comfortable with i.e.. tank refill, dive fee, non-diver fee ect.

Dillon Pyron...

$5/day Monday-Thursday, $10 a day on weekends. Camping is $10 a tent
on weekends, free Monday-Thursday. Instructors and divemasters get in
free with students.

Does your non-diving family come with you and if so what accommodations
are you looking for?

Dillon Pyron...

What the heck is a "non-diving family". You mean there are actually
people who don't dive?

I cant say what park it is now, but I will shortly. Its located in the
Center of the USA.

Curtis Corum

Dillon Pyron...

If you are interested, email me and I'll send you Richard's number.
He's a nice guy and would probably be willing to talk to you if you're
not a competitor.