Public Drinking Spring

Kibby Creek Park Spring

5675, S Pine Valley Rd, Ludington, MI 49431, US

Kibby Creek Park Spring
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About This Spring

## Overview Kibby Creek Park Spring is a charming natural spring located within Kibby Creek Park in Mason County, Michigan, just south of the city of Ludington. The spring feeds a small, pleasant waterfall and has been fitted with a pipe on one side, making it easy for visitors to fill water bottles and jugs. Nestled along the wooded corridor of Kibby Creek, the park offers a peaceful, shaded setting that feels tucked away from the busier Lake Michigan shoreline attractions nearby. The spring has historically been used as a public drinking water source by locals and visitors to the area. ## Directions 1. From Ludington, head south on US-31. 2. Turn east (left) onto Chauvez Road. 3. Continue to S Pine Valley Road and turn south (right). 4. Follow S Pine Valley Road to the park entrance near **5675 S Pine Valley Rd, Ludington, MI 49431**. 5. The spring and waterfall are accessible from the park area — look for the pipe running from the side of the small waterfall. *GPS coordinates: 43.854515, -86.398354* ## What to Expect Visitors will find a small but scenic waterfall with a pipe channeling spring water from one side, allowing for easy and convenient filling of containers. The flow from the pipe is steady enough to make collection straightforward. The surrounding area is wooded and tranquil, typical of Michigan's western inland parks, with Kibby Creek running through the landscape. The park itself is a modest, community-style green space — don't expect extensive facilities, but do expect a quiet, low-traffic spot that locals have relied on for fresh spring water. The waterfall and spring are best visited during spring through fall, as winter conditions in Mason County can make access more challenging. The water has been reported by visitors to taste clean and fresh, though as with any natural spring, conditions can vary seasonally. This is a great stop for anyone exploring the Ludington area who wants to experience one of Michigan's many natural springs in a relaxed, easy-to-access setting.

Getting There

Address

5675, S Pine Valley Rd, Ludington, MI 49431, US

GPS Coordinates

43.854515, -86.398354

Directions

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Directions 1. From Ludington, head south on US-31. 2. Turn east (left) onto Chauvez Road. 3. Continue to S Pine Valley Road and turn south (right). 4. Follow S Pine Valley Road to the park entrance near **5675 S Pine Valley Rd, Ludington, MI 49431**. 5. The spring and waterfall are accessible from the park area — look for the pipe running from the side of the small waterfall.

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TypePublic Drinking Spring
AccessPublic

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Tips

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Bring empty jugs or bottles to fill up.

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Accessible by road — pull off carefully.

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Water flows from a pipe or spout.

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Parking available nearby.

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.