Creekwater Farm

01/19/2026

Need a mobile solution for refreshments for your event? We now have Bar Betty, a mobile horse trailer bar and service center. We come to you - you provide the drinks, we provide the servers, cups, ice, mixers, etc. We can even add decor to Betty to enhance your event with side tables, chairs and lighting. Call Patti at 770-317-6034 for more info!

10/09/2024

10/08/2024

If you know someone who needs a place to keep critters safe and they are heading to Georgia, we may be able to help. Might be cramped, but safe.

03/31/2024

02/01/2024

How cool is this!

02/14/2022

One of the beautiful additions coming to Creekwater Farm for your dream farm wedding!

02/12/2022

Creekwater Farm is the perfect natural setting for your special day. Elopements, weddings with up to 50 guests, and vow renewals are all services that we provide. Officiant services are available, weddings your way, or our simple "wedding in a box" - let us help you have the perfect day. Call 770-317-6034 or email [email protected] for information and quotes.

11/02/2021

Thinking about your wedding venue? Creekwater Farm offers a perfect setting for your intimate service. We also have officiant services available to craft your custom vows and perform your ceremony. Weddings from small elopements up to 50 guests. Call for information and let us put together a wedding package for you! 770-317-6034

06/16/2021

Chuffie the cat - Chuffles (Chuffie) came to Creekwater Farm after her original owners became empty nesters and were traveling a lot for work. Chuffie did not like being left alone! This big fluffball has been with us for about 6 years and is a lovable lap kitty. She is our garage kitty and rules the upper part of the farm (except she doesn’t go anywhere near the Sheps!). Tough Chuff is happy to sit in your lap and purr loudly! Be careful, though, if you leave your car door open, she will climb in.

06/16/2021

Lizzie the Llama -Lizzie came to us from an Ohio alpaca farm where she was a guard llama for the little alpaca guys. She still is in guard mode most of the time, so if she spits don’t be surprised. She is alert and always watching. The clue is if her ears go back, then you back up – remember SPIT HAPPENS!. Llama spit is harmless but is pretty darned smelly. If she is feeling kind, she will sniff your hand, or take an alfalfa cube. Just remember, she is doing her job. She is the top llama in our pasture and likes to tell you so!

06/16/2021

Tricks the Alpaca -Trick or Treat is better known as Tricks, our little male alpaca. Tricks likes to think he is a ladies’ man, but our lady llamas show him who’s the boss! He’s a quiet little guy but loves to sit in the way of the water when the sprinkler is on. Alpacas are smaller than llamas, even though they are both camelids (yes, related to camels!), and weigh about 150 lbs. Llamas can weigh between 300 and 400 lbs. Alpacas have pointy little ears vs. llama ears that are more rounded and look sort of banana shaped, and llamas have longer snouts, vs. alpacas are more “smushed in” which makes them cute. Their hair is exceptionally soft and prized for making socks, sweaters, and scarves.

06/16/2021

Our hydrangeas down at the barn made it through the late April frost and are blooming beautifully!