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. Old "Famous Well" arch and big bottle out by the sidewalk.
- 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) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 940-325-8870
- Admission:
- Free.
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Got to try three of the four different kinds of mineral water there. Check out the newspaper reproduction that talks about the history. There's also a bathhouse/bed&breakfast right next door.
[1966girl, 05/03/2016]
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]
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]
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).
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We like the dilapidated archway and large, fading bottle statue.