White Cloud Park Spring, White Cloud, MI 49349

## Overview White Cloud Park Spring is a public artesian well fountain located in Flowing Wells Artesian Wells Park in White Cloud, Michigan. Situated in Newaygo County, this natural spring features water that flows continuously from an artesian source — meaning the water is naturally pressurized underground and rises to the surface without the need for pumping. Artesian wells like this one have historically been prized by communities across Michigan for their consistent flow and cool, refreshing water. White Cloud, a small town nestled among the forests and rivers of west-central Michigan, has long been a gateway to outdoor recreation in the Manistee National Forest and surrounding areas. The artesian spring in Flowing Wells Park has served as a community gathering point and a convenient stop for visitors passing through the region. ## Directions 1. Head to White Cloud, Michigan, located in Newaygo County along M-37. 2. Navigate to **East Post Road** (E Post Rd) near the center of town. 3. The park and spring are located at or near **516 E Post Road, White Cloud, MI 49349**. 4. GPS coordinates: **43.54477, -85.792784** — use these for precise navigation if your GPS doesn't recognize the park by name. 5. Look for Flowing Wells Artesian Wells Park; the fountain is within the park grounds. ## What to Expect Visitors will find a fountain-style setup fed by an artesian well in a public park setting. The water flows naturally from underground pressure, which is characteristic of Michigan's many artesian springs found throughout the northern Lower Peninsula. The park provides a pleasant, accessible stop — ideal for filling water jugs or simply enjoying the natural surroundings. As with all natural springs, water quality can vary over time. While artesian springs in this region have historically been used as drinking water sources by locals and travelers alike, visitors should be aware that conditions can change and testing is not always current. Flowing Wells Artesian Wells Park is a public space, so access is generally open during daylight hours. The spring makes for a worthwhile stop if you're exploring Newaygo County, heading to Hardy Dam, the Muskegon River, or venturing into the Manistee National Forest.