Everything we do begins and ends with one thing in mind; to protect the beautiful resources what we have so future generations get to know this special piece of earth we call home.
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Main-SlidePoland Spring® Maine Spring Water
There’s no recipe more authentic than Mother Nature’s. Poland Spring® goes straight to the source for spring water—and follows her lead every step of the way.
To be able to label our product as “spring water,” we have to meet stringent standards — standards we proudly meet.
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Child-SlidePoland Spring®
Our namesake
Welcome to Poland, Maine—where up the road apiece you’ll find the original source for Poland Spring®. Water is no longer bottled from this site, but nature’s finest still flows into the historic spring house. You’ll also find the Poland Spring® Museum. Stop for a bit and see how our spring water company got its start.
Poland Spring
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Child-SlideCold Spring
Chill out, dubbin’ around
Rolling hills. Running waterways and thick green forests. Exactly what a summa camp suposta looks like. That’s where you’ll find Cold Spring. Not far from Pleasant Mountain, this place is great for a walk about. Grab yourself a bottle of Poland Spring and don’t forget to take a few photos along the way.
COLD SPRING
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Child-SlideClear Spring
Goin’ way back
If you like history, Clear Spring has it…dating back to the glacial deposits that were formed during the Ice Age. The water is cold and when the springs bubble up through sand and gravel, it creates the perfect conditions for our refreshing spring water. One thing’s for sure, this water is aged to perfection.
CLEAR SPRING
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Child-SlideEllis Spring
Western Maine’s finest
Deep in the heart of Western Maine, a stone’s throw from where the Ellis and Androscoggin Rivers meet, you’ll find Ellis Spring. In partnership with the Rumford Water District, we’ve been sustainably sourcing great-tasting water from this majestic spring since 2019.
Ellis Spring
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Child-SlideSpruce Spring
Take it to the mountains
If you want mountains packed with thousands of trees, you’re gonna want to stop by Spruce Spring and take in the Bigelow Mountain Range. These mountains are part of the Appalachian Mountains, with one summit over 4,000 feet tall. The views are savage, just make sure you stay hydrated with a bottle of Poland Spring® Maine Spring water.
Spruce Spring
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Child-SlideBella Luna Spring
Part of the community
Lincoln’s Bella Luna Spring has been a water source for Poland Spring® Maine Spring Water since 2018. It’s one thing to be located in Lincoln, but we’ve established relationships here that make us part of the community. And that’s a good thing for all of us around here.
Bella Luna Spring
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Child-SlideWhite Cedar Spring
The Jewel of the Western Mountains
A favorite stop for the local ski and snowmobiln’ crowd, White Cedar Spring a place you’ll want to check out. From here, you can see the slopes of Saddleback Mountain or visit Rangely Lake. Or you can just kick back, relax and enjoy the finest of Northeast nature.
White Cedar Spring
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Child-SlideBradbury Spring
The Spring by the Slopes
In the valley between Sugarloaf and Mount Abraham, you’ll find Bradbury Spring. It’s partially fed by melting snow and rainwater that comes down from the mountains and reemerges as spring water. Don’t forget your skis or board—you’re just minutes away from some of the best skiing in the state. And stay hydrated with refreshing Poland Spring® bottled water.
Bradbury Spring
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The Ecology School
The Ecology School is a nonprofit education center that transforms how people interact through our environment. We help promote sustainable practices with valuable partnerships like this one to give way to the next generation of environmental stewards.
