Can private property owners charge for cave diving on their property?

[SuPrBuGmAn]

For land entry? Sure.

For water entry(via the river), not if there is navigable waterway to the entrance.

If they charge you money, they will be liable for accidents though. There's a law out there that will protect land owners who do NOT charge any entrance fees for activities such as cave diving.

If you are thinking about negotiating entry by land from a private party, prepare a waiver for the landowner so they can feel a bit easier about liability.

[Walter Pickel]

For land entry? Sure.

For water entry(via the river), not if there is navigable waterway to the entrance.

If they charge you money, they will be liable for accidents though. There's a law out there that will protect land owners who do NOT charge any entrance fees for activities such as cave diving.

If you are thinking about negotiating entry by land from a private party, prepare a waiver for the landowner so they can feel a bit easier about liability.

I would suspect that this person is interested in charging...Just my opinion since this is their first post...

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Well I hope I didn't scare off any chances of opening the site :/

Hopefully they'll just draft up a waiver, charge a fair price, and let us dive.

[Walter Pickel]

Well I hope I didn't scare off any chances of opening the site :/

Hopefully they'll just draft up a waiver, charge a fair price, and let us dive.

Based on the searching for similar names on Google I would say this person is in Suwannee county...I actually think I have an idea of what site this is (I know that sounds stupid and I am almost assuredly wrong).