Livingston Manor Spring, Livingston Manor, NY 12758-5605

## Overview The Livingston Manor Spring is a free, publicly accessible drinking water spring located along Grooville Road in the hamlet of Livingston Manor, Sullivan County, New York. Nestled in the scenic Catskill Mountains region, this roadside spring flows year-round and has been a popular stop for locals and visitors seeking fresh, naturally sourced water. Livingston Manor itself sits at the confluence of the Willowemoc Creek and the Little Beaver Kill, an area long celebrated for its pristine waterways and world-class trout fishing. The surrounding landscape is characterized by rolling hills, dense forests, and the clean groundwater systems typical of the Catskill watershed — one of the most renowned unfiltered water supplies in the United States. Visitors have consistently reported the water quality at this spring to be excellent, and it has been used as a drinking water source by the community for many years. The spring is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at no cost. ## Directions 1. From the center of Livingston Manor, head northwest on Main Street (Route 179). 2. Turn onto Grooville Road and continue along it. 3. The spring is located at or near **341 Grooville Road, Livingston Manor, NY 12758**. 4. Look for the spring on the roadside — GPS coordinates **41.923462, -74.77612** can be entered into your navigation app for precise guidance. ## What to Expect This is a roadside spring, making it easy to access by car without any hiking required. The spring flows throughout the year, including during the colder winter months, which is a testament to the reliable groundwater sources feeding it. Visitors have praised the water quality as consistently great across all seasons. Bring your own containers to fill up. Since the spring is available around the clock, you can stop by at any time that's convenient. The surrounding Catskill countryside is beautiful in every season — lush and green in summer, ablaze with color in autumn, and quietly serene under snow in winter. If you're in the area for fly fishing on the legendary Willowemoc Creek or exploring the Catskill Park, this spring makes a perfect stop to refill your water supply. As with any natural spring, water conditions can vary, and the water is untreated. While it has been reported to be of great quality by many visitors, those with sensitivities may wish to take their own precautions.