Boykin Springs, Angelina National Forest, Zavalla, Texas

Description:

This natural spring water in Frankston, Texas, USA is a natural raw water source, which is also a famous tourist attraction. It's popularly known as "Natural Spring" and is shown on Google with the same name. It tastes different from tap water and may be unfit for those who're not used to drinking water from the springs. The water tastes good but has a lot of chemical contents. There are no lab tests conducted to confirm the purity. The water comes out from a black pipe with a decent flow speed.

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates area 32.040938797862204, -95.43987382727353 and the complete address is US-175, Frankston, TX 75763, United States.

Directions:

Assuming you're coming from Frankston, please drive east on highway 175 for a few miles. Cross the Baptist Church on your right and the spring will be a few meters ahead just before the Neches River. If you reached the Neches River, you've gone a bit far.

Assuming you're coming from Cuney, please head west on highway 175 and the spring will be on your right just after crossing the Neches River. If you reached the Baptist Church on your left, you've gone too far.

More details:

The spring is open to the public for free 24/7. There are no limitations on how much water you can fetch from here. The place is a bit remote, so avoid visiting alone or while it's dark. There are no lights in the area. You will need a flashlight or use your phone's flashlight. The spring is a little bit in the woods, so park your vehicle there at a safe point before heading to the spring. There's ample parking space there. Avoid stopping in the middle of the road. It's a highway!