Kimball's Spring, Waterford, ME, 04088

Description
This natural spring water in Greenwood Road Spring, Greendale, Maine, flows all the way from the top of the hill through a narrow black pipe that is enclosed in white PVC pipe. Spring water falls onto a large wooden plank on the ground. At first glance, you may feel that the water is coming from the white pipe, but on having a clear look, you will notice the narrow black pipe kept protected inside a white pipe. The water has an intermittent flow that may take a while to fill up your containers. To ensure that the safe is free of contaminants, a water test report by the Paris Utility District Laboratory is nailed on a tree adjacent to the spring water. The report shows that the water from the spring is free of any bacteria and is safe for consumption by the public. The natural spring water can be harvested by the public for free at any time they want.

Where To Find The Spring Water?
The correct coordinate is 44.28215278977989, -70.64265466626541 and the complete address is Greenwood Rd, Greenwood, ME 04255, United States. The spring is located on-road.

Directions
If you are coming from Norway, head west towards route 118 and drive straight for 2.5 miles. You will reach an intersection from where you have to have a right turn towards Greenwood road. Keep driving straight and you will find the spring on the left side of the road. Park your car at the side of the road and collect water from the spring.

Alternatively, when coming from Greenwood, head south till you reach an intersection. Take a right turn to stay on Greenwood road for 3 miles, and you will see a mid pond (right) and Harvard Quarry(left). You will reach an intersection where you have to continue straight, and you will find the spring water on your right.

More Details
Spring is on-road, but there are not many human settlements in this area where the spring water is located. Harvesting water after sunset may be risky. The water test was done in 2020 and expired in January 2022.