Maple St Spring, Conneaut Lake, PA 16111

## Overview Maple St Spring is a public drinking spring located in the borough of Conneaut Lake, Crawford County, Pennsylvania. Situated near 300 Maple Street, this spring flows from an unused well that has never been put into municipal service. Instead, the well pipe provides a steady flow of fresh groundwater year-round, making it a reliable source for visitors in every season. Conneaut Lake borough sits along the shores of Conneaut Lake, the largest natural lake in Pennsylvania. The area's geology — shaped by glacial activity during the last ice age — created an abundance of underground aquifers and natural springs throughout Crawford County. This particular well taps into that glacial groundwater, and visitors have reported the water to be clean and refreshing. ## Directions 1. From the center of Conneaut Lake borough, head toward **Maple Street**. 2. Follow Maple Street to the area near **300 Maple Street, Conneaut Lake, PA 16316**. 3. The spring flows from a well pipe and should be visible from the road. **GPS Coordinates:** 41.606463, -80.3076412 ## What to Expect The spring is a straightforward roadside well pipe that flows continuously throughout the year, even during winter months. Because it was drilled as a well but never connected to any municipal system, the water flows freely from the pipe for anyone to collect. The setting is within the small, quiet borough of Conneaut Lake — a community known for its lakeside charm and proximity to Conneaut Lake Park. The spring is easily accessible and does not require any hiking or off-road travel. Visitors typically bring jugs or bottles to fill up. As with any natural groundwater source, the water has not been officially tested or treated for public consumption. While it has historically been used as a drinking water source by locals, visitors should use their own discretion. The flow remains consistent year-round, so seasonal access is not typically an issue.