Berry farm · U-pick · Since 2006

Creekside Farm

Name: Creekside Farm
Address: 300 Pine Tree Road, Selma, NC, 27576, US
Telephone: (919) 965-9969

Creekside Farm is a berry farm in Selma, North Carolina with a farm stand, honey and u-pick. Visitors can find blueberries and flowers.

Closed for the season

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the farm's website · 3 pages read

Plan your visit

Usual hours when open: Hours not listed Call the farm before you go.
Where: 300 Pine Tree Road
Selma, NC 27576
Johnston County

Directions Call Website

Phone (919) 965-9969 · Facebook · Instagram

How to pay: Cash
Card
Checks
Pick and buy: Sells: Tomatoes, Peppers, Cucumbers, Squashes +13 more

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Before you go

As of Nov 4, 2026, the farm's website says it is closed for the season. See the farm's notice
Berry availability and picking dates depend on Mother Nature and should be checked through the newsletter or Facebook page.

What they grow and sell

17 items · From the farm's website

Vegetables: Tomatoes, Peppers, Cucumbers, Squashes, Radishes, Eggplant, Lettuces, Cabbages
Fruit: Grapes, Figs
Berries: Blueberries, Blackberries
Jams, preserves and sauces: Blueberry vinaigrette, Jams and jellies
Also from the farm: Farm-fresh eggs, Bertie County Peanuts, Carolina Gold Sunflower Oils

CSA and farm shares

1 share · From the farm's website

Year-Round CSA · Year-round

Events and things to do

Playground
U-pick berry picking

Visiting and ordering

Playground
Covered or indoor area

Good to know

Honey availability varies throughout the year.
Weekly farm and market product updates are available through the newsletter.

About the farm

From the farm's website

Since 2006
Organic practices (not certified)
Blueberries are pesticide free.
Also: Farm stand, Honey and apiary, Flower farm, CSA farm

Kathy and Rich Bennek are farmers at a family-owned, family-friendly farm in Johnston County. The farm planted its first blueberry bushes in 2006 and later added blackberries, grapes, and high tunnels. It grows berries and vegetables, keeps bee hives, and makes honey from its bees. Families can pick berries while children use the playground or others relax in the shade.