Jupiter Creamery Farm & Events

I've known the folks at Jupiter Creamery for several years, and I can't recommend them enough. They're genuinely great people who care deeply about what they do. We hosted a party there, and it was an incredible experience. Getting to interact with the animals was a highlight for everyone, and it was obvious how well they're cared for and loved. The venue is beautiful, welcoming, and perfect for creating lasting memories. If you're looking for a unique place to visit or host an event, Jupiter Creamery is an excellent choice!

Family friendly farm events and store.

I love this farms so nice I live there all product we buy fresh milk, egg, cheese n much more worth it to go there n grab all there goodies.

We love the Jupiter Creamery! Not only do they have the best milk, eggs, produce, etc. They have incredible programs. Farmer Suzie has such an incredible talent for teaching / educating. My kids and I have been regulars to volunteer hours, participated in workshops and camps. We are so blessed to have this Farm in our community. And the Farm to Table dinners are outstanding too!

4/11/26--After visiting the John C. and Mariana wildlife and environmental area, I remembered passing a farm earlier. The smell of cow manure had traveled—let me tell you—far. Not offensive, just… unmistakably rural. And I kept thinking, I have to stop there. So I made a mental note. On our way back, I turned to my husband and said, “We’re going to that farm.” And just like that—detour made. As we drove in, there were clear signs for entering and exiting (we appreciate organization, even in the countryside). The road opened up to a peaceful view: a few cows, two small pigs—just living their best farm life. Naturally, I went straight to them. “Hello, ” I said, as if we were old friends. Because honestly, aren’t we? Genesis 1: 24 reminds us that God created all living creatures, each according to their kind—and there they were, just being. On the other side, cars were parked, and there was a welcome area that felt warm and inviting. A band was playing—family style—and the lead singer was a little girl. Let me tell you something: that little girl? Future professional. I’m calling it now.“ And just like that… talent doesn’t wait for adulthood.” She is being trained at a young age, learning to be in front of an audience honestly, she did great!! There were different stations—one serving food for a modest price, another selling popcorn, and of course, a coffee stand (because what is life without coffee?). My husband got himself some ground low acidic coffee—and there we were coffee and milk in hand. Then I saw them—the two most beautiful horses. Majestic. Calm. Almost poetic. Psalm 50: 10 came to mind: “For every animal of the forest is mine, and the cattle on a thousand hills.” And in that moment, it felt true—everything belonged exactly where it was. We walked around, saw more pigs, and just took it all in. Even the bathroom—listen, I have to say this—excellent. Outdoors, yes, but modern and clean. A small miracle in itself. One thing I really wanted to know: do they have raw milk? And yes… they did. So about half a gallon. It came in a glass jar—you can return it and get five dollars back. Now I wont be asking for the five back at all. We got to support our farmers. I will return the jar as soon as I am done with the milk t… it may take a while. Ecclesiastes 3: 1 says there is a time for everything—and apparently, a time to return jars… later. There was also a treehouse for the kids, and I saw a few of them playing, climbing, laughing—completely unplugged from the world. Honestly, refreshing. Throughout the year, they offer workshops, classes, and events. I saw they even have a bartending competition coming up—which sounds interesting—but I won’t be in town for that. I have to head back to New England for some doctor appointments. Life calls, even when you’d rather stay on a farm. But I loved this place. My body—and my soul—were asking to be closer to nature. I had been thinking about going to the Everglades, but that’s a long ride from here. And sometimes, you don’t need a grand destination… just a simple place that reminds you to breathe. As Psalm 19: 1 says, “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of His hands.” And that day, so did the cows, the pigs, the horses… and even the smell in the air. Take your kids here. They will love it. And honestly… it might do something good for your central nervous system too.