Three decades of honest food — 11709 Clay St, Leo-Cedarville  ·  (260) 627-5239
The Cedar Creek farm in warm light
The farm & the family

Three decades on Clay Street.

"As in all farming you are at the beck and call of nature." — Amy Slentz

Amy & Randy Slentz

The family behind the stand

Amy and Randy have run Cedar Creek Produce since the mid-1990s — long enough to know that some years hand you "the best strawberries we've had in years" and some years hand you a late freeze. Either way, the stand opens.

  • Randy keeps bees — you can spot the hives on the property's edge
  • Late winter: maple & black walnut trees tapped, 85–100 gallons of syrup a year
  • Their own chickens and hogs, both hormone-free — eggs and pork at the stand
  • Beeswax candles, honey, and neighbors' goods on the shelf too
Beehives along the edge of a farm field

Come on out

Hours & directions

In-Season Hours (May–Oct)

The stand runs daily; U-pick field hours are posted day-by-day on Facebook. Off-season, call ahead for syrup, honey, eggs and pork.

Monday10 AM–5 PM
Tuesday10 AM–5 PM
Wednesday10 AM–5 PM
Thursday10 AM–5 PM
Friday10 AM–5 PM
Saturday10 AM–5 PM
Sunday10 AM–5 PM
Getting here: I-69 exit 316 (Dupont Rd) toward Leo-Cedarville — Clay Street is the first right after the bridge.

Cedar Creek Produce

11709 Clay St, Leo-Cedarville, IN 46765
(260) 627-5239
Cash, check & cards (card fees on some items)

Neighbors say

Fresh is the whole point

★★★★★

"I have taken my family here many of times now, and for the attractions it offers you can't beat it for the price. The staff is very helpful and nice."

— Michael F., Google review, Oct 2025
★★★★★

"Stop buying the produce at the grocery store! Cedar Creek has a lovely, FRESH array of produce and local maple syrup."

— Donna N., Google review, Oct 2025