Hartwell Spring, Lower Hartwell (Near Aylesbury), Buckinghamshire, England

The springs are located in the heart White Clay Valley. They offer excellent, clean, and always flowing water. This area is beautiful and peaceful, and it's a great spot to take a walk or connect with nature.
Absolutely free, no fees
It's completely natural and never closed.
Directions:
The walk to the church takes about 10-15 minutes on one path. The spring is accessible via the connecto that you take just after the gravesite. You have many choices and every one of them is equally beautiful.
Public access.
pH 7.3

Spring is built into the wall surrounding church

Ashwell derives its name from the Anglo-Saxon "Aescewellan", an Anglo-Saxon word meaning "ash" or "wellan", and "wellan" which can be translated as "well" or "spring".
The River Rhee gets its water from Ashwell Springs.
Cam is one of the major rivers that runs through the area.
Cambridge centre. At Ely, the River Cam joins River Ouse.
The Wash flows 65 miles north of Ashwell to the sea.
This clear water is a result of several holes in the chalk.
surrounding Ashwell village. One and a half thirds of the flow is average
Millions of gallons per hour (1,300,000.00 gallons), which is less than 1 in 3
Millions depending on the drought in September or October
previous summers. It is at its peak in March andApril.
The local Water Supply is now affecting the flow of water.
Authority's pumping station is at Slip End on Claybush
Hill - to the south of Ashwell near to the A505 Letchworth - Royston road
This spring water is always at 52°F.