Welcome to Mellowood Studio, a home-based studio and gallery in Wynndel showcasing the work of mixed media artist Val van der Poel.

Yellowbird School of Art offers university-level art classes for a diverse audience, including adults, children, and beginners in downtown Creston.

ʔak̓uǂni Park, in the heart of downtown Creston features native plant species, a gathering circle, and a large tip. The also hosts the outdoor Creston Valley Farmers' Market on Saturday mornings.

There’s nothing quite like summer in Creston, as sun-kissed orchards, buzzing restaurant patios and smiling faces bring that special spark to an already vibrant community. The valley offers something for everyone, whether a foodie, an art loved or a thrill seeker. From fresh fruit and baked goods to local history and stunning mountain peaks, here are the top 11 experiences to add to your summer itinerary.

Harvest Share is a unique volunteer-based U-Pick program that invites visitors to help harvest excess fruit from local backyards between June and November.

The William Creek Falls Trail is a relatively short, easy scenic trail with minimal elevation that follows the historic Dewdney pack trail along the western edge of the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area's Summit Creek & Leach Lake area. Along the trail you will find many scenic lookouts to enjoy the views of the savanna-like wetlands & Leach Lake below before arrive at the small but picturesque Williams Creek Falls.

Experience a serene getaway at Meadow Creek Ranch, a working ranch between Creston and Yahk along Highway 3. The ranch offers a perfect blend of nature and ranch life, right outside your door.

Tucked away in Wynndel, Thistle Farm is a family-run farm selling all sorts of garlic goodies. Stop by their farm stand to stock up!

Creston's famous Treasure Life Flour Mill is where passion for baking meets fresh, organic, and heritage grains.