Paradise Valley Spring, Eagle, WI

## Overview Paradise Springs is a scenic natural spring area located approximately 1.5 miles west of the village of Eagle, Wisconsin, in Waukesha County. The site features artesian wells and small waterfalls fed by natural spring water that flows year-round at a reported constant temperature of around 55°F (13°C) — meaning the water never freezes, even in Wisconsin's harsh winters. The spring is situated within a nature trail setting that makes for a pleasant short walk. The grounds include picnic areas, restrooms, and nearby places to eat, making it a popular local hangout for families and nature lovers alike. A signboard at the entrance reads "Paradise Springs," and a large parking lot provides easy access. The site is open to the public 24/7 at no charge. While the spring water is visible at various points throughout the site, the water is generally not considered suitable for drinking. However, some visitors have reported that water from select spots on the property has historically been collected for drinking purposes. As with any natural water source, there is no guarantee of safety or potability. ## Directions The corrected GPS coordinates for Paradise Springs are approximately **42.8879, -88.4927**, and the full address is: **W374 S8640, County Rd N, Eagle, WI 53119, United States** **From Eagle, WI:** 1. Head west on Highway 59 (WI-59 W). 2. After approximately half a mile, turn right onto County Trunk Highway N. 3. Continue on County Rd N for several hundred meters. 4. Look for a large parking lot on your right — that is the entrance to Paradise Springs. **Tip:** If you reach a sharp left curve on County Trunk Highway N, you've gone too far. Double back and look for the parking lot. ## What to Expect Paradise Springs offers a short, accessible nature trail that winds past artesian wells and small waterfalls. The trail is not a lengthy backcountry hike — it's a manageable walk suitable for most visitors, making it a great option for a quick outing or a leisurely afternoon. The spring water emerges at multiple points along the trail, and the constant 55°F water temperature keeps the springs flowing even through winter. The surrounding landscape is lush and inviting, with shaded areas and picnic spots ideal for relaxing. On-site amenities include restrooms and nearby dining options. The area is well-maintained and clearly marked — this is not a remote or abandoned location. The large parking lot off County Rd N makes arrival straightforward, and the "Paradise Springs" sign at the entrance confirms you're in the right place. The site is free to visit and open around the clock, though visiting during daylight hours is recommended for the best experience on the trail.