Guymard Turnpike Spring, Godeffroy, NY 12729

## Overview Guymard Turnpike Spring is a roadside natural spring located along Guymard Turnpike in the small hamlet of Godeffroy, in Orange County, New York. Nestled in the scenic upper Delaware River valley near the New York–New Jersey border, this spring has been a regular water source for local residents who return weekly to fill bottles. The area around Godeffroy is characterized by rolling hills, wooded terrain, and the rural charm of western Orange County — a landscape shaped by glacial activity that feeds many of the region's natural springs. Visitors have reported that the water flows reliably enough to support regular collection, and the spring appears to be a well-known local spot among those who seek out natural spring water. As with any wild spring, water quality can vary with weather and seasonal conditions, and the water has not been independently verified as safe for consumption. ## Directions 1. Head to **Guymard Turnpike (Route 211 area)** in Godeffroy, NY. The spring is located near **320 Guymard Turnpike** (GPS: 41.435664, -74.599085). 2. Traveling along Guymard Turnpike, look for a **bridge** — the spring is approximately **half a mile past the bridge**, on the **right-hand side** of the road. 3. The spring is located **just past a house on a sharp turn** in the road. Drive slowly through this section, as the curve is tight. 4. There is a **small pull-off area on both sides of the road** near the spring. It can be easy to miss if you're driving at speed, so keep your eyes open and approach slowly. 5. Once you spot the pull-off, park safely off the road and look for the spring source near the roadside. ## What to Expect Guymard Turnpike Spring is a no-frills roadside spring — there are no formal facilities, signage, or infrastructure. The pull-off areas on both sides of the road provide just enough space to park while you collect water. The spring is situated on a sharp curve in the road, so exercise caution when pulling over and when walking near the roadway. Locals regularly visit with bottles to fill, which speaks to the spring's consistent flow. The surrounding area is rural and quiet, with wooded hillsides and residential properties nearby. The road itself can be narrow and winding in this stretch, so visibility is limited — arriving during daylight hours is recommended. Because the spring is right off the road, access is easy and requires no hiking. It's a quick stop for those passing through the Godeffroy area or exploring the upper Delaware River region of Orange County.