Barker Natural Spring,

2637 North 400 East, Ogden, UT 84414

"Title says it all; it's a (harnessed) natural spring. Bequeathed to the city of North Ogden by the titular Barker family, the city is required to make the water available freely at no profit and to test the water biannually to ensure it remains safe. During the winter, the spring is routed out of a dual-spout pipe right by the parking lot, easy to fill your jugs etc. During the summer, a more playful fiberglass replica of the tree stump it's originally bubbled up from through has drinking fountains and spouts further into the park."

"This city spring runs naturally. And free to the public! It's very clean even the surrounding areas around the park?! Awesome!"

"This is the place for delicious water. It's pure and fresh from the ground. This spring has been providing free drinking water for many years. People come from all around to fill up their jugs. The two spouts make it easy to fill even the largest containers. Sometimes you have to wait a few minutes because it is a popular spot. The location of the water spouts may change twice a year to make sure no one slips on the icy walks. The surrounding park has beautiful lights in the trees during the holiday season."

"Good real Mountain waters."