Five Mile Creek

The land is the attraction.

Clear water, gravel bars, river rock, shade, and the pace that gives The Valley its shape.

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Real Valley moments

The land is the attraction.

No stock photography. No fake resort lifestyle. The site is built from the creek, the flood, the beaches, and the moments already happening there.

Wide view of Five Mile Creek reflecting the sky — Five Mile Creek

Guest relaxing on a cot in Five Mile Creek — Slow down

Clear shallow water and tree reflections along Five Mile Creek — Clear shallows

Clear reflective water and distant waders at Five Mile Creek — Room to breathe

Clear shallow water and families wading at Five Mile Creek — Nature first

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.

Adult · 13+$20

Creek access plus one meal ticket on scheduled cookout days.

Child · 6–12$10

Creek access plus one child meal ticket on scheduled cookout days.

Little ones · 5 & underFree

Free admission with a responsible adult. Still counts toward daily capacity.

Five Mile Creek beach area before and after a flood moved river rock

The creek changed the land in one week—and clarified what was worth protecting.

Listening to the land

The flood did not erase the work. It revealed the direction.

The water moved an extraordinary amount of river rock, deepened areas of the creek, and reshaped the beaches. Some work washed away. What came back was better.

Restoration does not always mean putting everything back the way it was.

The Valley is being built lightly near the creek, permanently only where the land proves it belongs, and slowly enough that the place keeps its voice.

The smallest beautiful version first

Come see what we are building.

Start with a limited Creek Day pass.

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