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Well if it isn't SMIM, I am going to have to dig a lot deeper into conflicting mods. I will do another round up of most common mods and see if I can identify more conflicting mods.
Specifically, it appears to be SMIM's barrel01 mesh (meshes/clutter/barrel01.nif). I did a binary search with the SMIM files, and a copy of SMIM with every file active except that one works fine, but activating that one file causes the well entry problem.
I don't know why, but that's the result I'm getting.
The reason this happens is that the doors to enter and exit the well both use the vanilla barrel mesh. (I'm not sure why, but they do.) SMIM changes the vanilla barrel mesh in a way that seems to be incompatible with the way Dragon Under Whiterun uses it. I don't know why that's the case, but it is.
To fix it, you need to extract a copy of the vanilla barrel01 mesh from Skyrim - Meshes.bsa (meshes/clutter/barrel01.nif) and rename it to something else. (I called mine barrel01duw.nif.) Put that in meshes/clutter, either in the mod folder for Dragon Under Whiterun if you're using Mod Organizer, or the Skyrim Data directory if you're not.
Then you need to open DragonUnderWhiterun.esp in Tes5Edit. Expand the ESP on the left, then open the Door section. Open each of the two Door entries in turn and change the MODL - Model Filename to point to your renamed mesh. Then close Tes5Edit, save the ESP, and you should be good to go.