In June of 2014 a new artificial reef was deployed in memory of Dixon Camp. It has three "super reefs" each 15 feet high with a regular sized artificial reef module inside. It already had fish on it a week after it was deployed. Each pyramid shaped super reef is the center of a patch reef surrounded by three clusters of smaller reef modules, set in a triangle. Camp 1 is the southernmost of the three.
Upon arrival at the coordinates, a bottom finder is highly recommended because other than the modules, there is nothing out there but sand. You will find the super reef, the 15 foot pyramid, in 60 feet of water. Once you find it, swim 38 feet West on the 260 degree radial, to the tip of the triangle. The geocache slate is tethered and floating on the top of the closest smaller (6 foot) pyramid. DON'T FORGET TO BRING A PENCIL, it wouldn't be good to go into decompression mode if you forget one and have to go back to the boat.
Deployment of this reef was coordinated by OAR, the Organization for Artificial Reefs. www.oarreefs.org
