Potato Patch Spring, Lassen National Forest, California

Description
This natural spring water in Newfoundland, ON, Canada, flows continuously through a pipe and falls onto the ground making a natural pool of water above the ground. A water pipe is connected from the rocks at a great height, and the water flows with maximum speed through the pipe. It creates a sprout as the water flows into the pool of spring water above the ground. This makes it slightly different from the other springwater sites you have seen. It is a public spring where you can fetch as much water as you want free of cost. There are no time restrictions either. As the spring is on the roadside, there won't be any guarantee regarding the purity of the water pooled on the ground. Drink the water at your own risk.

Where To Find The Spring Water?
The correct coordinate is 48.966667,-56.033333, and the complete address is Division No. 6, Subd. C, NL, Canada. There won't be any trouble locating the spring as it is located on-road. You can easily find the spring water flowing into a pool of water at the side of the highway.

Directions
From Exploits Valley(Botwood) airport, get on the Trans-Canada highway and continue straight for 33 miles. Take a left turn at the intersection onto the main street route. Upon joining the main street road, you will see the spring water flowing continuously through a pipe near the badger stadium on your left. You may park your vehicle at the side of the road and harvest spring water from the pipe.

More Details
There is a small parking space near the spring that has the capacity to accommodate only a couple of cars at a time. In case of heavy traffic on the road, it will be quite a difficult task for the vehicles to get in and out of the parking lot. So park your vehicles at your own risk.