A family farm on Clay Street where the strawberries come with June sunshine, the honey comes from Randy's own hives, and the fall corn maze comes with kids who don't want to leave.
Straight from the field
The honest answer: it changes weekly, and the farm posts picking conditions day-by-day on Facebook. In a typical July you'll find blueberries in the U-pick rows, sweet corn starting at the stand, and the last of the black raspberries.
From the hives & the sugar shack
The honey on the shelf comes from hives you can see on the property's edge. The syrup — 85 to 100 gallons a year of it — comes from the farm's own maple and black walnut trees, tapped in late winter. Add hormone-free eggs and pork from their own chickens and hogs, and the pantry shelf tells the whole farm's story.
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September & October
Come fall, the farm turns into the un-crowded alternative to the big festivals — corn maze and corn trail, a greenhouse maze, pumpkin patch, kids' activities, photo ops and apple cider slushies.
Word from the field rows
Quotes kept as written.
"Stop buying the produce at the grocery store! Cedar Creek has a lovely, FRESH array of produce and local maple syrup."
"Highly Reccommend You Take A Trip Out To The Farm For U-Pick Peaches & Blackberries!"
"A must-visit place every summer! They have great produce and very friendly staff."
Can't make it to the farm? Look for the Cedar Creek produce wagon at area farmers markets — the schedule posts on Facebook.
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