About This Spring
Description: This natural spring water in Mendocino County, California, United States of America is a set of springs and a popular destination for tourists and visitors. It is also the site of a resort from the 1880s. The water comes out of a white pipe, and there is a metal grille for drainage. This spring is open to the public all day long and is free to use. You may choose to bring your own containers to fill them up. The water is cool and has a refreshing taste. Though there are no test results regarding water quality, it is quite safe since many people choose to drink it. However, drink it at your own risk, and always carry a portable water filter for greater safety. Where can I find spring water? The correct coordinates are 38.798524960268104, -122.24687762189767 but the exact address cannot be given since it lies in an unincorporated area. There is no exact street number since it lies on the side of the road. It can be visited by car or motorcycle. Directions: Duncan Spring is about 5.7 miles from the Capay Valley Fire District Station 22. The road to the spring has restricted usage, so traveling may not be allowed at all times of the day. Head south-east on CA-16 E towards Forest Avenue for 358 feet and then turn right at the first cross street onto Forest Avenue. Drive for 1.1 miles and then continue for 4.3 miles on Rd 53. Turn left and drive for 0.3 miles to reach your destination. More details: The spring has a moderate water flow rate. However, seasonal changes may affect the rate at which water flows. There are concrete retaining walls on the left of the spring and a pull-out in front of it. You can visit by car, or choose to ride your motorcycle to the spring.
Getting There
Address
334, Leclerc Rd S, Newport, WA 99156, US
GPS Coordinates
48.208694, -117.041591
Directions
Community SubmittedDirections: Duncan Spring is about 5.7 miles from the Capay Valley Fire District Station 22. The road to the spring has restricted usage, so traveling may not be allowed at all times of the day. Head south-east on CA-16 E towards Forest Avenue for 358 feet and then turn right at the first cross street onto Forest Avenue. Drive for 1.1 miles and then continue for 4.3 miles on Rd 53. Turn left and drive for 0.3 miles to reach your destination. More details: The spring has a moderate water flow rate. However, seasonal changes may affect the rate at which water flows. There are concrete retaining walls on the left of the spring and a pull-out in front of it. You can visit by car, or choose to ride your motorcycle to the spring.
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Tips
Bring empty jugs or bottles to fill up.
Accessible by road — pull off carefully.
Water flows from a pipe or spout.
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.