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Kepwel Spring Water.   A small family run business serving the Jersey Shore since 1872.     Our goal is to provide our customers with great tasting Pure, Natural Spring Water, and fast, friendly delivery service.    We bottle our Natural Spring Water at the FDA regulated and State approved source in 3 and 5 gallon Re-usable, Returnable and Recycleable bottles.     We deliver to homes and offices throughout Monmouth and Ocean county and rent and sell only the highest quality Water Coolers and Dispensers. Kepwel takes great pride in our pure natural spring water, with its naturally clean refreshing taste.    We love it and we're sure you will too. 1-888-811-1919   Get Kepwel Natural Spring Water for Your Home or Office Now By Ordering Online through Our New Shopping Cart. Bottled Water New Jersey Bottled Water Monmouth County Bottled Water Ocean County Bottled Water Middlesex County

The History of Kepwel goes back more than 300 years.

As legend has it, the Lenape Indians would come to the springs every summer and camp on the banks of the spring fed pond. They were thought to have picked the area of the springs because of the legendary healing powers of the water. In one account the Lenape King Ockanickon was carried to the spring from a great distance on his death bed to be revived by the healing powers of the free flowing spring water. The area surrounding the spring became know as the "Cold Indian Springs" section of what we now call Wayside.

In the Mid 1700's Benjamin Woolley became the first white owner of the property, after purchasing the Cold Indian Spring parcel from the Lenape Indians for 1 barrel of whiskey. Next "Quaker Billy" Layton purchased the land and built a house on it. Around 1872 descendants of Quaker Billy began bottling and selling the spring water, then called Cold Indian Springs, in small and large glass bottles.

Later, my Grandfather William Morrell bought the property and spring water business. He also developed and opened a private bathing area around the spring called Kepwel Park. In the late 1930's, after much notoriety with Kepwel Park he changed the name of the bottling company to Kepwel Spring Water and began using the slogan "Keep well with Kepwel".