Creek access plus one meal ticket on scheduled cookout days.
Creek Day
A whole day of creek time - without the crowds.
Public passes stay intentionally limited so the creek still feels like the reason you came.
Spend the day at Five Mile Creek
A whole day of creek time—without the crowds.
Public passes stay limited so families have room, the water stays enjoyable, and the place never feels like a packed public swimming hole.
Creek access plus one child meal ticket on scheduled cookout days.
Free admission with a responsible adult. Still counts toward daily capacity.
The culture we are building
The barbecue that never ends.
The goal is simple: create a place where the grill, the table, and the conversation keep bringing people back. It is not a loud event program. It is the rhythm of the place.
🎟 Every paid pass includes the first plate on scheduled cookout days
Visitor details
Creek day essentials
Creek access and gravel beaches
Nature trails and shaded places to slow down
Picnic and grill rhythm on scheduled cookout days
Adults $20, children 6-12 $10, five and under free
Every person counts toward the 50-pass daily public capacity plan
Creek Day hours: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Waiver, payment, confirmation, and check-in path
Visitor info
Open visit guide
Before you buy a pass
Read the quick arrival, parking, no-lifeguard, creek-condition, and weather-hold notes before your first visit.
Before you arrive
Good questions. Clear answers.
Because the point is not maximum traffic. The limit protects parking, restrooms, the beaches, and the peaceful feeling people are coming to experience.
No. Member access is managed separately, but members still check in and count toward the overall property capacity. Entry can pause for parking, safety, weather, flooding, or creek conditions.
One meal ticket is included on dates with posted Grill service. Checkout will clearly show whether a meal is included for the selected day.
No. Five Mile Creek is a natural body of water. Swimming and wading are at your own risk, and a signed waiver is required before entry.
The launch plan includes Creek Day Passes, four Valley RV Retreats, ten primitive campsites, and one Bell Tent. Other amenities will stay clearly labeled as future until they are truly available.
The Valley may pause creek access or close completely after heavy rain, flooding, unsafe water conditions, severe weather, maintenance, or other safety concerns.
The smallest beautiful version first
Come see what we are building.
Start a creek day request and we will confirm the next step.