Clear Creek Farm, Milton

About Clear Creek Farm

Clear Creek Farm near Milton offers farm tours and workshops where visitors learn about sustainable agriculture and fresh food production. Founded in 2004 by retired professionals Wanda and Ray Davis, the 30-acre property uses innovative growing methods including container gardening, raised beds, passive hydroponics, and high tunnel systems to produce naturally grown vegetables and fruits. The farm cultivates muscadine grapes, peppers, herbs, chives, and seasonal crops like lettuce and bok choi. Visitors see the prep shed where fresh produce is hand-harvested, cleaned, graded, and packed, and learn about the farm's composting operation using garden waste, wood chips, and red wigglers for vermicompost. The property features solar panels, salvaged materials repurposed throughout the grounds, and grafted fruit trees. Tours and educational programs suit school groups, homeschoolers, garden clubs, and the general public interested in learning sustainable farming practices and growing techniques on this diverse landscape of hills, springs, and natural woodlands.