Our sister farm, Cecil Creek Farm in Mickleton New Jersey, of which Frank is a co-owner, is South Jersey's premier farm wedding, event and farm to table venue. Visit their website at: www.cecilcreekfarm.com.
Cecil Creek Farm is a 42 acre agricultural oasis in a beautiful rural section of Gloucester County near Mullica Hill. It's about twenty minutes south of Philadelphia, a half hour from Cherry Hill and less than twenty minutes from the Delaware Memorial Bridge just a mile and a half off of Route 295.
Weddings
In addition to fields of luscious Jersey Tomatoes, succulent strawberries and rambunctious chickens, Cecil Creek Farm is also the home to South Jersey’s most beautiful wedding venue.
Private Farm to Table Dinners
You are the only table in the restaurant and all of the focus is on you and your 10-14 guests. The Chef, Host and Wait Staff are there to serve only you and your party. Your five or eight course dinner begins at 7 PM in the setting of our elegant farm market right on the farm where much of the food is grown or raised. It is truly an experience like nothing you have had before. For more information or to make a reservation click below.
Parties and Events
Cecil Creek Farm is the perfect venue for your next very special event. From a baby or wedding shower, to a birthday or anniversary party our chefs and event staff will make it an affair to remember. Follow Cecil Creek on Face Book to keep up to date on the latest farm events centered around our unique farm to table experience. From Murder Mystery dinners to concerts, Yoga, paint events and more there is always something exciting and delicious happening at Cecil Creek Farm.
Summer Farm Camp
Your young (open to ages 6-12) student ‘farmer’ will enjoy a week long experience on the farm. Our campers will learn what it takes to plan an organic farm from crops to animals. We will do this by touring, discussing and working in different areas of the farm. We will be in the greenhouse, at the compost pile, in the fields, and with the animals to understand their usage and why they are important to an organic farm.
