A new locally rooted venture is taking shape in the Lee County community with the establishment of Wildwood Farm, owned and operated by Jason and Beth Creech.
Established in 2025, the farm reflects years of hands-on experience and a passion for providing high-quality, locally sourced goods.
What began as a personal endeavor—raising and producing meats, handmade items, and homegrown products for their own family—has now grown into a business aimed at serving the wider community. The Creeches say their goal is simple: to offer fresh, locally produced alternatives that can’t be found in mainstream grocery stores.
Wildwood Farm features a wide variety of goods, including jams, jellies, baked goods, fudge, and handcrafted cutting boards. The farm also raises a selection of meats, everything except ostrich (but they do sell ostrich meat) alongside offering farm-fresh staples such as eggs, butter, and cheeses. Customers can also find coffee, honey, flowers, fruit trees, vegetable plants, and locally sourced wreaths, all with a focus on Kentucky-grown and Kentucky-made products.
In addition to their food and craft offerings, Wildwood Farm is also dedicated to raising and training Kentucky Mountain Horses, continuing a proud regional tradition.
By combining agriculture, craftsmanship, and community values, Wildwood Farm is quickly becoming a place where quality and local pride come together, offering residents a chance to shop close to home while supporting a family-run operation.
Wildwood Farm is located at 250 Creech Road, Beattyville, KY. Their hours are Sun-Closed, Mon-Tues 9am-5pm, Wed-Closed, Thurs 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm. They can also be found on Facebook.
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