Government Springs, Greer, Arizona

Description:

This natural spring water in Greer, Arizona, USA, is in a hiking area. The water flows naturally from a naturally occurring spring source. It’s clean but may not be fit for drinking purpose. However, it’s a really huge site and the spring water is located at several spots, where some spots might offer drinking water. There are no lab tests to define the water’s purity. Moreover, the site is accessible to the public for free and open 24/7. You can harvest unlimited water from here but you need to bring your own water containers.

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates are 33.99365620040988, -109.46504863696842, and the complete address is Main St, Greer, AZ 85927, United States.

Directions:

Assuming you’re starting from Greer, Arizona, please head south on Main Street for about a mile and look for a large car parking lot on your left. That’s where Government Spring is located.

NOTE: For your clarity, the site is located at the dead-end of Main St.

More details:

This is an interesting site that attracts several visitors every week. You can always find someone hiking here. So consider not to be alone at any day of your visit. It’s a place loved by most people and you won’t come across any inconvenience at this natural site. The water flows like a small creek or a river and you’re free to enjoy sightseeing alongside the spring.