Fredrick

Sometimes I'm lucky enough to be the only person here, but often there are 4 or 5 cars ahead of me. I've been drinking this water for over 20 years & it's delicious. I bring it wherever I go (except on vacation if flying). Bottled water like Aquafina, Dasani & even Fiji water taste dirty to me. They're not able to make the parking area bigger (hence 4 ☆'s). IF YOU GO HERE TO HIKE over the bridge & through the woods, PLEASE park on the left as many have 5 gallon jugs to fill & they're easier to load into cars on the right. Thank You in advance!

I love this spring. In terms of rating the spring, 5 stars all the way!! However, it can be exhausting to visit. There have been multiple times I've stopped by to fill up one 4 gallon container and had to wait behind the most deeply antisocial people I've ever seen. They're doomsday preppers who come to spend 30 minutes filling up on hundreds of gallons of water. They refuse to make eye contact or socialize, and will never offer to let anyone go in front of them. Awesome water, really weird crowd!!

Great little park with some loops of hiking trails through the area . Not huge as you will not get lost but enough to take a walk around for an hour or more if you do all the loops . Also has a continuous water fountain of spring water you can drink from at your own risks. I have drank it many many times without harm but it does have a swampy smell to it so to each his own . Over-all i would stop here again for a hike and a picnic again in the future.

Cool place and fantastic water!! Worthwhile. It is super cold, tasty water. There is parking available and it is free to take as much as you want. At times it can be busy but the line moves fast. There are also some walking paths behind it, but they are not in great shape. Bring bug spray if you do decide to hike it.

Great place for spring water to fill your jugs. It's definitely where you take your chance on how long the wait is. Parking can hold 6-8 vehicles, with 2 across the roadway. There is a steep hiking path that leads to Prarie Bluff Conservation Area. We are extremely lucky to have this natural spring for public use.