A natural spring that flows in the Living History Park. The president of the Olde Towne Preservation Society, the caretakers for the park, had the water tested and was told it was cleaner than what came out of the tap.

Additional info: http://www.colonialtimes.us/index.html

Nearest Address

299 W. Spring Grove Ave.

Directions from Nearest Address

Directions to the park are here: http://www.colonialtimes.us/directions.html There are pdf downloads available.

Vital Information

Hours Spring is Open:

The park—and access to the spring—is open from dawn to dusk.

GPS: N/A

Map Link: Living History Park Spring Map

Submitted by: Lynne Parker

Description

“Its beautiful the setting is more natural some of the benches are made from huge rocks the setting also has a lot of large trees and a river which is pretty clear its own self a stones throw, a lot of picnic tables, and the water is good and cold you just dip it right out, non stop flowing.

You just dip it out its concreted around it and pretty deep, take as much as you want its forever free, the taste might be unusual for one at first due to the minerals in it but its really smooth and i believe it maybe has sulphur in it but by the next day that taste is gone, the town grew around the spring itself which was a healing spring dating back to the 1850′s Its in a park and the address above street wise is for the fire department right across the street from the park, there’s picnic tables restrooms and a playground as well.” – Eric Harvey

Additional info: http://www.springwaterfestival.com/

Nearest Address

120 West Main Street Williamston, SC 29697

Directions from Nearest Address

From I-85 or Hwy. 29, exit onto Hwy. 8 to Pelzer. Right on Hwy. 20 into downtown Williamston

Vital Information

Hours Spring is Open:

Regular hours its run by the town, so im not sure will get back with this info.

GPS:

N/A

Map Link: Williamston Mineral Spring Map

Submitted by: Eric Harvey

Description

Several spouts. Well kept. This document from the SC Dept. of Natural Resources has some interesting information about it: http://www.dnr.sc.gov/lwc/pubs/pdfs/scspringslettersize.pdf

Nearest Address

Healing Springs Ct., Blackville, SC

Directions from Nearest Address

I had no trouble finding it by searching for ‘healing springs, blackville, SC’ in google maps. From highway SC-3, turn east on Healing Springs Rd., then turn right after a block or so on to Healing Springs Ct. There’s a church on the corner, which I think maintains the spring. Parking is easy, and right next to the springs.

Vital Information

Hours Spring is Open:

Unknown

GPS:

N/A

Map Link: Healing Springs Map

Submitted by: T. Chamberlain