The sand boils

Description:
This natural spring water in Rushmoor District, United Kingdom occurs naturally at the hills. The spring water flows naturally on the ground and is difficult to locate at a high altitude. This natural spring water site is really old and dates back to 800B.C. Since the water flows naturally and is not exploited by humans a lot, the spring water may be safe for drinking purposes. Still, drink at your own risk. The water flows at a steady speed, and you can easily fill a liter of water in no time. The spring water site is accessible to humans 24/7 for free. You can harvest as much water as you want from here.

Where Can I Find Springs Water?
The correct coordinates are 51.245160353249695, -0.8019871546190255, and the complete address is Rushmoor District GU9 0EL, United Kingdom.

Directions:
Assuming you’re starting from Rushmoor District, UK, hit the A325 road and continue on it for a few miles. Switch to Wellesley Road from the Wellington Roundabout and continue for about 1.5 miles. Cross the Claycart Stream and a parking lot right there and continue for a few hundred meters. Stop your car a few meters before the Bourley Road and Bourley Ln intersection. Take a walk in the woods for a few miles heading to southeast. Alternatively, walk on the trail that’ll lead you to the Caesar’s Camp.

NOTE: If you reached Tweseldown Racecourse, you’ve gone too far. Please take a u-turn and reach the parking spot.

More Details:
This spring water site is also a perfect getaway destination. You can hang out with your friends and family for a while and enjoy the natural scenic beauty. The destination is also suited for camping and hiking.