Indian Springs, Indian Springs State Park, Georgia

Description
This natural spring water in Indian Springs State park, Flovilla, Georgia, is accessible by the public for free. Spring is enclosed in a structure made of stone. Spring water here is rich in minerals like sulfur and silica and has a stinky smell like rotten eggs. This smell is normal. The water here is healing water which can do wonders for your body. People can also taste the water from here. In case you hate the stinky smell of the water, collect the required amount of spring water and use it after a few days until the smell leaves.

Where To Find The Spring Water?
The correct coordinate is 33.247791,-83.931801 and the complete address is 678 Lake Clarke Rd, Flovilla, GA 30216. Go to the Indian Springs State park, and you will find the natural spring right in front of the park.

Directions
When traveling from Flovilla, take a left turn on route 23 towards Beaty Cir before reaching Speedy stop convenience store(left). Upon driving straight, you will pass through Lake Flovilla park on your left. After 1.7 miles, follow the deviation to Cenie road on the right. It will lead to Highway 42. Take a right turn and drive straight for 0.2 miles, where you will come across a deviation on the left leading to spring road. Follow the spring road, and you will see the Indian Springs State park on your right. On entering the park, you will see a structure made with stones in which the spring is located. You will also see Big Sandy Creek and Aboothlacoosta Creek on the way to the Indian springs.

More Details
Spring water has a pH of 7, which indicates the water is neutral. The water in the Indian springs is neither acidic nor basic. Park timings are 7 am-10 pm every day. But the spring house closes at sunset. As the spring is enclosed in a stone structure, it becomes dark after sunset.