About This Spring
## Overview Greenhill Spring is a charming roadside spring located near the community of Greenhill in Nova Scotia, close to the New Brunswick border near Kiersteadville. This delightful public drinking spring is easy to spot thanks to its distinctive wishing well structure, which gives it a storybook quality that has made it a beloved stop for locals and travelers alike. The spring has been reported to offer some of the best-tasting water in the area, and visitors have long praised its refreshing, clean flavor. A guestbook at the site invites visitors to leave their thoughts and experiences, creating a wonderful record of the many people who have stopped to fill their bottles and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. ## What to Expect Greenhill Spring is hard to miss — look for the charming wishing well structure that marks the spot. The site is well-maintained and welcoming, with benches provided so visitors can sit and enjoy the tranquil setting. A guestbook is available for you to sign and read the entries of past visitors, adding a warm community touch to the experience. The water flows freely and has been widely praised by visitors as excellent drinking water. The wishing well design not only adds visual appeal but also helps protect the spring source. The area around the spring is pleasant and inviting, making it a worthwhile stop whether you're passing through or making a special trip. **GPS Coordinates:** 45.586537, -65.797272 The spring is publicly accessible and makes for a great rest stop when traveling through the Greenhill area of Nova Scotia near the New Brunswick border. Bring containers if you'd like to take some water home with you.
Getting There
Address
, , Kiersteadville, NB E5T, CA
GPS Coordinates
45.586537, -65.797272
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Tips
Bring empty jugs or bottles to fill up.
Accessible by road — pull off carefully.
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.