Chester Springs, is one of the most prosperous and affluent neighborhoods in Chester County, Pennsylvania. It is home to Historic Yellow Springs Village and Mill at Anselma (Lightfoot Mill).

The town’s commitment to education has nurtured an excellent school system. Chester Springs is home to 3 K-12 schools in Chester Springs (2 public schools and 1 private school), 4 Chester Springs elementary schools, 1 Chester Springs middle school and 2 Chester Springs preschools.

There is a Brandywine Riverside Picnic Park located nearby Chester Springs. This 26 acre park is an ideal spot for Riverside picnicking, camping, hiking, bike riding, fishing and swimming. Take a stroll through the park and after/before that, you can also take a canoe trip or kayak trip down the Brandywine creek.

There is plenty to do and see in Chester County.  Drive through Clover Hill Lane to Malvern, enjoying the picturesque sceneries. Visit The Mill at Anselma, a National Historic Landmark grain mill built in 1747. It is considered the best-preserved example of a grain mill of its kind in the country, boasting its original wooden gearing system and millstones. You can spend an hour or so here, learning the history of milling industry over the course of three centuries.  Similarly, the Historic Yellow Springs Village, a non-profit organization in Chester County, is home to the Chester Springs Studio, a vibrant arts center that hosts classes, workshops and exhibitions in the visual arts. It preserves, promotes and celebrates the unique living village of Yellow Springs. You can extend your tour to Yellow Springs Farm where you can taste goat cheese and learn about the history surrounding the farm.