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Round Lake County Park, Horton, MI

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Description

The artesian well is located just south of the parking lot right on the lake shore.

Additional info: http://www.visitjacksonmi.com/parks

Nearest Address

1298 Round Lake Rd.

Directions from Nearest Address

N/A

Vital Information

  • Fee: None
  • Access: Public
  • Flow: Continuous
  • TDS: N/A
  • Temp: N/A
  • pH: N/A

Hours Spring is Open:

Open regular park hours

GPS: N/A

Map Link: Round Lake County Park Map

Submitted by: Inigo Montoya

Category : Michigan / USA
  • Lin0

    Where the hell is the parking lot?

  • Jesseturton

    rom the link above.

    “Round Lake County Park
    Round Lake Road in Liberty Township, this 2.5-acre park has grills, picnic area, boat launch, playground area, portable toilets, and a flowing well for filling your water jugs.”

  • Shane

    Coming from liberty RD turning onto Round Lake RD, the park will be on your right side. The park is very small. We blinked and drove rite passed it. I gathered about 12 gallens of water. I just ordered a TDS meter and waiting for it to arrive. As soon as I test the water I will post the results.

  • Beth

    I filled my water bottles at this spring yesterday. Thank you, Inigo, for posting this spring. I like the taste of the water, and enjoyed the drive to the spring. I’m going to try to add some pictures.

  • Beth

    Here’s a picture of the sign just before the parking lot closest to the spring. It relates to an intersection just south of the park. Traveling south from Liberty Road, there’s a sign before the park that reads “Playground”, but I didn’t walk down and take a picture of it. There wasn’t a convenient place to park close to that sign–the road curves and there are private driveways. That’s my car in the picture. The spring is just in front of the car, close to the water.

  • Beth

    By the way, the pin on the map from the link above shows the spring south of the lake. I drove past, all the way to highway 12, and turned around. The spring is actually a couple of feet from the water’s edge on the east side of the lake. It’s in the park. The sign on the road says “playground”.