Ken Schwiebert was one of six individuals who in 1993 helped turn Devil’s Den into what it is today, a spring that brings unique tourism to Levy County, even during a pandemic.

Visitors to Devil’s Den congregate on the entrance platform at Devil’s Den spring in Williston. While visiting, I saw a number of scuba divers suiting up and making their way to the bottom of ...

Devil's Den Spring is an underground spring with a maximum depth of 54 feet, which resides in a dry cave. It was bought in 1993 by its current owners and the water 72 degrees year-round.

Devil's Den Spring is an underground spring with a maximum depth of 54 feet, which resides in a dry cave. It was bought in 1993 by its current owners and the water 72 degrees year-round.

With a maximum depth of 54 feet, Devil’s Den Spring offers ancient rock formations that date back 33 million years. Divers and snorkelers can enjoy fantastic views inside crystal clear water ...

The warm spring water mixed with the winter air caused the steam to rise, thus the name “Devil’s Den” was given and it has stuck ever since. Story: All-you-can-eat fried chicken for $14 on ...

Devil’s Den Spring. When pioneers came upon the “Devil’s Den” prehistoric spring, they saw what they assumed was smoke rising from Satan’s lair. They kept their distance, ...

What better way to welcome spring than by participating in the Spring Ahead Hike through the Devil's Den Nature Preserve, Tuesday, April 3, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Veteran hike leader Ray Rauth will ...

When pioneers came upon the “Devil’s Den” prehistoric spring, they saw what they assumed was smoke rising from Satan’s lair. As such, they kept their distance. But it was just harmless ...

Devil's Den Spring is an underground spring with a maximum depth of 54 feet, which resides in a dry cave. It was bought in 1993 by its current owners and the water 72 degrees year-round.