Adventure Scuba Center 335 Edison Way STE. 2, Reno, NV 89502, United States ProgramsEcologyEmergency TrainingMermaidScubaSnorkel DiverSwimServicesBuoyancy CompensatorsDive ComputerDry SuitNeoprene suitsRegulatorCylindersOffersShore DivesExtended Range DivesGas FillsAirNitrox DiveEquipmentEquipmentPayment MethodCredit CardDebit Card Affiliate with Center +1775826-5333 Contact Back Adventure Scuba Center 335 Edison Way STE. 2, 89502, Reno +1775826-5333 Email www Opening Hours Monday11:00 - 18:00Tuesday11:00 - 18:00Wednesday11:00 - 18:00Thursday11:00 - 18:00Friday11:00 - 18:00Saturdaynot openedSundaynot openedDue to Covid our hours have been reduces. Please call us if you need us after hours. We can make arrangements. Email www Frequently Serviced Dive Sites Powered by John T. (#2853837) Hurricane Bay (★4.2) The highway is just right along this beach, making this spot easy to find and park at. There is a shelf which drops into quite deeper water quickly. Mares Sand Harbor (★4.2) Dive at Sand Harbor to see large boulders and rock formations. You will run into some fun swim-throughs on one side of the cove, as well as honeycomb rock patterns on the other. Mares Sunnyside (★3.9) Sunnyside is a fantastic site that has a pretty sharp drop-off. Good buoyancy would be a very helpful thing to have. It is advisable to have a dive flag that you tow behind as you dive. The area is a busy boat area during the summer months. Parking is at William Kent State Park and is limited, so arrive early. Mares Meeks Bay (★4.1) Meeks Bay is the most popular dive site on Lake Tahoe. With an easy entry, excellent visibility, and sloping bottom that drops off to hundreds of feet deep, this is an excellent dive site for beginners and advanced divers alike. Course progress can only be saved when you are logged in! Register / Log In Continue Without Login