P40 Spring, PA-940 Hazle Township, PA, 18202

## Overview P40 Spring is a public drinking spring located along PA-940 in Hazle Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, near the community of Ebervale. Situated close to 213 Ebervale Road, this cold-water spring has been a trusted water source for local residents for many years — some families have relied on it for decades. The spring is accessed through a pipe at the back fence of the property, providing a steady flow of notably cold water, which is often considered a sign of a deep, clean source. According to longtime users, the spring water has historically been tested by the local municipality, though visitors should be aware that independent verification of current testing schedules is not available. Family members and neighbors have reported the water to be of good quality, and the spring has built a loyal following among area residents who prefer natural spring water. ## Directions 1. From Hazleton, head south on PA-940 (Can Do Highway) toward Ebervale. 2. Look for 213 Ebervale Road on the south side of the road in Hazle Township. 3. The spring is located at the **back fence** of the property, where you'll find an access pipe for filling containers. 4. **GPS Coordinates:** 40.987279, -75.941152 — use these for precise navigation, as the spring can be easy to miss from the road. ## What to Expect The spring flows through an access pipe at the back fence line, making it relatively easy to fill jugs and containers. The water temperature is reported to be very cold year-round, which many visitors appreciate. The area around the spring is maintained by community members who do their best to keep it clean and accessible. Unfortunately, occasional dumping and littering have been reported in the vicinity, so visitors may encounter some debris. If you visit, consider bringing a bag to help keep the area tidy for the next person. Because this is an informal public spring without posted signage or formal infrastructure, first-time visitors should rely on GPS coordinates to locate it. The pipe and back fence are the key landmarks to look for once you arrive. There is no formal parking area, so pull off the road safely and be mindful of neighboring properties. While longtime locals have reported the water quality to be good and have indicated that the municipality has tested it in the past, there is no publicly available water quality report at this time. As with any natural spring, water conditions can change seasonally, and visitors should use their own discretion.