Bond Mountain Spring, Newfield, Maine

## Overview Bond Mountain Spring is a public drinking spring located along Bond Spring Road in the rural town of West Newfield, Maine, within York County. Nestled in the wooded countryside near the New Hampshire border, this roadside spring has long served as a local water source for area residents and visitors passing through. The spring delivers cold, clear water through a pipe, and has been reported by visitors to produce clean, refreshing water year-round. The spring sits at an elevation consistent with the rolling terrain of the Bond Mountain area, where the geology of southern Maine — characterized by glacial till and fractured bedrock — naturally filters groundwater before it emerges at the surface. The road itself bears the spring's name, a testament to how well-known and valued this water source has been in the community over the years. ## Directions 1. From the center of West Newfield, Maine, head toward Bond Spring Road. 2. Follow Bond Spring Road to the area near **322 Bond Spring Road, West Newfield, ME 04095**. 3. The spring is located roadside — look for a pipe where the water flows out. 4. GPS coordinates: **43.623703, -70.893044** *Note: Bond Spring Road is a rural road, so use GPS navigation for the most reliable route to the coordinates above.* ## What to Expect When you arrive at Bond Mountain Spring, you'll find a straightforward setup: a pipe delivers a steady flow of cold, clear water directly from the ground. The spring is accessible at all hours and is open year-round, making it a convenient stop regardless of the season. The surrounding area is typical of rural western York County — quiet, wooded, and scenic. The spring is roadside, so no hiking or trail access is required. Simply pull over near the pipe and collect water at your leisure. Visitors have reported that the water is notably cold and clean-tasting. As with any natural spring, water quality can vary with weather and seasonal conditions, and the water has not been confirmed as tested or treated by any municipal authority. Those who have used the spring over the years have spoken favorably of its quality, but visitors should make their own informed decisions regarding consumption. This is a no-frills, always-accessible natural spring — a hidden gem for spring water enthusiasts exploring the back roads of southern Maine.