The water clarity is maintained by a continuous natural flow from an underground mountain spring.
The basin structure separates bathing areas by depth, accommodating both children and adults.
The site is fed by a tributary of the Sekampung River watershed system.
The park serves as a community-managed recreation area rather than a large-scale commercial resort.
Spring Margoyoso, locally known as Pemandian Way Bekhak, is a natural spring park located in the Tanggamus Regency of Lampung, Indonesia. The site features clear, cool freshwater springs diverted into man-made concrete basins for swimming. The water is sourced directly from nearby mountain aquifers, maintaining a consistent temperature throughout the year. The park is characterized by lush tropical foliage and large banyan-like trees that provide natural shade over the bathing areas. It functions primarily as a recreational swimming destination for locals and domestic tourists. The surrounding landscape consists of rural agricultural land typical of the Sumberejo district.
The edge of the largest pool where the overhanging canopy creates a reflection of the trees on the water surface.
Bring your own snorkel mask if you wish to see the spring bubbling up from the rocky bottom.
Visit on a weekday to avoid crowds, as the pools become very busy during local school holidays.
Wear water shoes, as the concrete basin floors can become mossy and slippery.
Avoid visiting during heavy rainfall, as runoff from surrounding agricultural fields can temporarily decrease water visibility.
Modest swimwear is expected due to the local cultural context of rural Lampung; avoid overly revealing clothing.
