This natural spring, situated in the South Carolina wilderness goes back to a days of the Revolutionary War
if legends prove to be true. The story is told as a handful of badly injured British soldiers had stumbled into
the woods to pass away however were discovered by some Native Americans who took them to the Healing Springs to drink.
In spite of their severe injuries the soldiers were stated to walk back into their camp 6 months later on, appearing to be fully healed of all injuries.
Visitors have stated that this spring doesn't have the sulfur taste like other springs are known to have.
Facilities and Features
Wetland
Historic features
Picnic tables
Drinking water
Walking paths
The springs is always open and welcomes everyone along with their pets. Be sure to plan how you are going to relieve yourself as there are no available public
restrooms available.
Nobody explains the experience than Anthony Wescott on roadsideamerica.
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Conclusion
The Healing Springs are there for everyone to enjoy. Remember to bring a bottle with you so you can bring home some of the water to consume at a later date.
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