Ponce De Leon Sulfur Spring, Meadville, PA

Description:

This natural spring water in Troy Township, Pennsylvania, USA is a privately held spring water. It's on someone's private property, but they might allow you to fill a jug or two if you're lucky enough. No point in counting on filling large water containers from here. You might be asked to pay for fetching the water, but that totally depends on the owner's mood at that time.

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates are 41.62166754491544, -79.83628515638706.

Directions:

Head north from Franklin, PA on US Route 417 or 427. If on 427, cross the Cooperstown, and take a right at the intersection to switch to route 27. Then take a left from the Community church to switch to La Beouf Trail Road. Continue for a few miles until your reach a private property on your left with open grassland and a few houses. That's the spot.

If heading on route 417, take a left at the intersection at Dempseytown, continue on route 417, and take a left from Mt Carmel Tabernacle Church to switch to route 428. Continue for a few miles until you hit the Meadville Road intersection near the Kenneth Carl Klock Private Detective. Take a left from there, continue a few miles heading west, and take a right from the community church. Drive for a few miles again on this road and you'll find the private property in your left.

More details:

The spring water has been flowing continuously since 1977. The water will, of course, freeze during winters or when it is snowing. This spring water is suited for drinking purposes, but please examine the surroundings and water's color, and conditions before consuming it.