Ozarka^® Texas Spring Water Sources

TEXAS SPRING WATER

If you asked us “Where does Ozarka Natural Spring Water come from?” Well Texas of course. Check out the map below to see where in Texas our Spring water comes from.

our springs

ROHER
A country spring not far from the city
Roher Springs lies just Southeast of Dallas. It's down the road from the colorful Purtis Creek State Park, which is a great place to go for a swim, cast a line, and enjoy nature.
PINEY WOODS
IN THE HEART OF EAST TEXAS
Piney Woods Springs is as beautiful as it sounds, surrounded by acres of farmland and pasture. The winding country roads make it a serene slice of Texas we're happy to call home.
MOFFIT
DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS
Nestled between two national forests, Moffit Spring exemplifies East Texas beauty at its finest. Loblolly pine trees grow tall, some over 100 feet high, and thickets cover the red dirt earth. Sunsets around here are pretty great, too.

WHAT IS SPRING WATER ANYWAY?

Reconnecting With Your Source

Great question. According to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA): “Spring Water is water derived from an underground formation from which water flows naturally to the surface of the earth.” To be able to label our product as “spring water,” we have to satisfy stringent standards — standards we proudly meet or exceed. That’s why you can be confident in the quality of every bottle of Ozarka® Texas Spring Water.

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Caring For Our Water

The Ozarka® Texas Spring Water you're drinking was carefully sourced from one of our three Texas springs. Meet Trey, who is part of a team of professional environmental engineers who monitor water flows, track precipitation levels and even study the areas' biodiversity. All of this is to help ensure that the springs and surrounding areas are sustainably managed. And to get high quality water delivered to you.