About This Spring
## Overview Located at 941 Croton Road in Flemington, New Jersey, this public drinking spring offers free spring water via a hand pump. Despite the listing title referencing Clifton City Hall, the spring is situated in Hunterdon County near Flemington — a region known for its rural character and historic groundwater resources. The water is available to the public at no cost, with a limit of 5 gallons per person. Hunterdon County sits atop a mix of sedimentary and metamorphic rock formations, and natural springs in the area have historically been valued by local communities as sources of clean, naturally filtered groundwater. Visitors have long reported that the water from this pump tastes fresh and clean, though as with any natural water source, individual testing is always an option for those who prefer extra assurance. ## Directions 1. From downtown Flemington, head south on NJ-31 South. 2. Turn onto Croton Road and continue until you reach the address at 941 Croton Road. 3. The spring pump is publicly accessible at the site — look for the hand pump near the road. *GPS Coordinates: 40.5159, -74.9379* ## What to Expect The spring is accessed via a pump, making it easy to fill water jugs and bottles. There is a **5-gallon limit per person**, and the spring is accessible during posted hours of **6:00 AM to 7:30 PM**. There is no charge to collect water. This is a straightforward, no-frills public water source — ideal for locals and travelers passing through Hunterdon County who want to fill up on spring water. The rural setting along Croton Road is quiet and easy to access by car. Parking is available nearby. Bring your own containers, as there are no supplies provided on-site.
Getting There
Address
941, Croton Rd, Flemington, NJ 08822, US
GPS Coordinates
40.515903, -74.937929
Directions
Community SubmittedDirections 1. From downtown Flemington, head south on NJ-31 South. 2. Turn onto Croton Road and continue until you reach the address at 941 Croton Road. 3. The spring pump is publicly accessible at the site — look for the hand pump near the road.
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Tips
Bring empty jugs or bottles to fill up.
Accessible by road — pull off carefully.
Parking available nearby.
Safety Info
Always test or filter water from natural springs before drinking. Water quality can change seasonally.
Bring your own containers. A portable water filter like a LifeStraw is recommended.
Respect the environment. Pack out everything you bring in.