Coxley Well, Wells, England

Description:

This natural spring water in Glastonbury, Somerset, England is a popular spot for local visitors as well as tourists. The red spring flows out of a pipe on the left of the building, while the white spring flows out from a pipe in the wall of the white spring building on the right. This place has a high archaeological significance as it has been standing for over two thousand years. The spring has a water flow rate of about 25,000 imperial gallons per day and has never failed, even during drought.

The springs are open every day from 10 am till 5.30 pm in the summer and from 10 am till 4 pm in the winter. However, there may be changes in the timing since the place is run by volunteers and on donation. You may choose to drink the water or immerse yourselves in it for a spiritual awakening. There is no fee for collecting water from the well house, but there may be entrance fees collected from time to time to enter the chalice well gardens to visit the red springs.

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates are 51.14433386610644, -2.7055939037071934 and the complete address is Wellhouse Ln, Glastonbury BA6 8BL, United Kingdom.

Directions:

The spring is very near Glastonbury Abbey and about 0.8 miles away. If you are coming from Glastonbury Abbey, head south on Magdalene St toward Heritage Ct for 0.2 miles. At the roundabout, continue straight onto Fisher's Hill/A361 for 0.1 miles. Turn left onto Bere Lane and drive for 0.3 miles. At the roundabout, take the second exit onto Chilkwell Street and drive for 0.2 miles. Turn left onto Wellhouse Lane and drive for about 250 feet, and you will find the spring to your right.

More details:

Both the red and white springs in Glastonbury are revered for their healing properties. The red spring is named so because of the reddish water due to the presence of iron, and the white spring has water rich in calcium. Since the sanctuary surrounding the springs is not very well-lit, it is advisable to let your eyes adjust to the restricted light before exploring. This place is a great choice if you wish to meditate, pray or reflect on your own self.