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May

Cave Springs, Cave Spring, Georgia

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Description:

Visible in the Cave is the town’s namesake spring that produces 2 million gallons a day of the purest, best-tasting water you’re likely to find anywhere. People from miles around come to fill jugs and take home the award-winning water. The cave’s spring overflows into a serene reflection pond and shallow stream, perfect for the little ones to dabble in. Then it flows on to fill the park’s 1.5 acre swimming lake, second-largest in the state, with its invigorating mineral water.

Nearest Address

Rolater Park

Directions from Nearest Address

In Rolater Park.

Vital Information

  • Fee: No Fee
  • Access: Public
  • Flow: Continuous
  • TDS: 90
  • Temp: N/A
  • pH: N/A

Hours Spring is Open:

Open Daily

GPS:

Unknown

Map Link: Cave Springs Map

Submitted by: Mitchell & Veronica Gana, jmcleighton

Category : Georgia / USA
  • jmcleighton

    The ppm is in the 90's. Ive been drinking the water for a month. I love it! but i think the water is too heavy, i need to find a new spring that provides lighter water. Any suggestions would be great =)

  • jmcleighton

    The ppm is in the 90's. Ive been drinking the water for a month. I love it! but i think the water is too heavy, i need to find a new spring that provides lighter water. Any suggestions would be great =)

  • Daniel

    Pics by me! :-)

  • Kathy

    Looks like Stanley Spring is an option for light.

  • Jmcleighton

    hey! ya i have been collecting a lot of my water at Stanley springs too. i also have found a couple others that have provided excellent water for me. thanks for the reply, and happy spring gathering! =) be blessed!

  • georgiagurl78

    how do u know for sure that this water is “clean”? The pics are great.

  • Ron Cox

    Take it to your county Extension agent for testing, or to a commercial lab.

  • My Spring done sprung

    County uses this water for public usage in the Southern part of Floyd County.

  • Jonathan Ponder

    Mix it with distilled water. I distill my own water and am looking for a replacement for the minerals I’m removing, this should be perfect. Not sure if it will help the fact that distilling makes the water acidic. Any input would be nice.