Mineral Wells, Texas: Famous Mineral Water - Crazy Water
MIneral Wells was once a mecca for its healing waters. You can still get free a taste at Famous Mineral Water Co. or purchase bottle available in various beneficial concentrations and flavors.
- Address:
- 209 N. W. 6th Street, Mineral Wells, TX
- Directions:
- US 281, west on NW 6th St.
- Hours:
- Tu-F 8 am-5:30 pm, Sa 9 am- 5 pm. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 940-325-8870
- Admission:
- Free.
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Famous Mineral Water - Crazy Water Not much to do or see here, and the Crazy Water staff had minimal information. The water tasted good though -- earthy and fresh.
[Jared, 12/01/2012]
Famous Mineral Water It's actually called Crazy Water. You can taste and purchase water in the store. They have four different versions of the water. Fascinating place, especially the giant water bottle.
[Martha Decker, 07/25/2012]
Famous Mineral Water Mineral Wells used to be a happenin' town that most people went through before the major interstates passed it by. In its heyday it was a mecca for the healing waters that came from local wells. You can still get a taste of that water at Famous Mineral Water Co. for free (they have much more for sale too).
[Scott Mobley, 02/25/2009]Nearby Offbeat Places
- Laumdronat - Washing Machine Museum, Mineral Wells, TX - < 1 mi.
- Sam the Snowman, Mineral Wells, TX - < 1 mi.
- Large Yogi Bear Statue, Mineral Wells, TX - 2 mi.
- In the region: Logan's Run Water Garden, Fort Worth, TX - 46 mi.
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We like the dilapidated archway and large, fading bottle statue.