The spring is part of a complex hydrological system that historically supported the agricultural irrigation of the Anna region.
The site sits on the periphery of a karst geological zone characteristic of the La Canal de Navarrés region.
Water from the Font de Març flows toward the Albufera de Anna, contributing to the local wetland ecosystems.
The park area serves as a botanical bridge between the town's urban gardens and the surrounding wild Mediterranean scrubland.
Font de Març is a natural spring and park area located in the municipality of Anna, Valencia, known for its permanent freshwater source. The site features a landscaped recreational area surrounded by pine forests and Mediterranean vegetation. It serves as a primary hub for local trail networks that connect to the broader La Canal de Navarrés landscape. The area includes stone-built infrastructure integrated into the natural spring basin. It is a popular destination for hikers and residents seeking outdoor activities near the town center. The park provides clear water access and established seating areas under shade trees. It functions as a staging point for routes leading towards the mountainous terrain of the Sierra de Enguera.
The stone edge of the spring basin, which offers a clear view of the water's surface and the surrounding pine canopy.
Bring sturdy footwear if planning to connect to the surrounding hiking trails.
Visit during the shoulder seasons to avoid high temperatures, as the area has limited sun cover in certain zones.
Carry sufficient water despite the presence of the spring, as local potability signage should be verified upon arrival.
Do not attempt to swim in the fountain basin as it is intended for environmental preservation and local irrigation use.
Practice leave-no-trace principles; keep dogs on a leash and observe local fire prevention regulations during summer months.
