Creekline Farms
Creekline Farms is an 1888 family farm in Bishop, Georgia selling A2A2 raw milk, local Charolais and Brangus beef, multicoloured eggs and hatchery chicks.
Creekline Farms is a family farm at 1800 Astondale Road in Bishop, Georgia, where the same family has produced off the land since 1888.
The farm raises Charolais and Brangus cattle for tender, natural local beef, a breed chosen almost 40 years ago for its performance converting grass into remarkable lean beef, and milks Jersey cows for 100% A2A2 raw milk, sold by the half gallon and gallon to Georgia standards as raw pet milk.
There are farm fresh eggs in a multitude of colours from several breeds of hens, a hatchery selling live chicks and hatching eggs, registered Charolais herd sires and replacement heifers, and European German Shepherds bred as a family passion. Orders run through the online farm store with pickup sites, delivery and a weekly subscription, and Creekline products are also stocked at local shops such as Fooks Foods in Athens.
What they sell
- Raw milk
- Local beef
- Farm fresh eggs
- Live chicks
- Hatching eggs
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
1800 Astondale Road, Bishop, GA 30621
Opening times
No fixed hours. Contact the farm to arrange a visit.
Ask the farm
We do not hold prices, availability, parking, access details or event dates for Creekline Farms. The farm answers those directly on its own site, by phone or by email.
Contact
- Websitecreeklinefarms.com
From the community
5.0
From 11 Google reviews
Beautiful local farm with organic, natural food products.
Excellent high quality grass fed beef with fantastic customer service!
I LOVE this farm! Ryan greeted me at the door, and we instantly became good friends. I buy eggs, bacon, and their amazing ribeye for special occasions. Highly recommend!
Tried the milk, hot sausage and bacon wrapped quail so far. Milk is great!!. Hot sausage is not hot...very good!. Bacon wrapped quail was also excellent. Went back today for more milk and other items. I'll definitely be back. Being lactose intolerant I had no problem at all with the milk. I was worried I'd be up at 2am in excruciating pain. Not at all!
