Welcome to Creamery Creek .com

Welcome to Creamery Creek Farm, home of the Shumway Family and the best goat milk soap! We have been raising goats for 25 years and making goat milk soap for 12. We love making goat milk soap and are passionate about making the best high quality goat milk soap for our Customers and Family. Our goat milk soap starts with nature, our wonderful goats, fresh green grass, alfalfa, sunshine fresh air and water. Our goats are loved and well taken care of, therefore they provide us the main ingredient to our success, sweet creamy goat milk.

We are a small farm located 40 miles south of Salt Lake City, Utah.

We pride ourselves in making fantastic goat milk soap!

The Shumway Family

All soaps are $5. Shipping or pickup available. All the bars are 6oz - 7oz

Natural

Cruelty-free

Vegetarian

Environmentally friendly

Completely handcrafted

Shelley Shumway
(801) 785-5901
shelleyshum@yahoo.com

Most Popular Soap Scents

Lavender
Essential Oil
$5

Lavender Goat Soap Essential Oil
Lavender is a timeless classic. An uplifting and relaxing scent!...

Peppermint
Essential Oil
$5

Peppermint Goat Soap Essential Oil
Perfectly Peppermint. You will be surprised at how invigorating and enjoyable this scent can be....

Red Clover Tea
Fragrance Oil
$5

Red Clover Tea Goat Soap Fragrance Oil
A bright fruity bouquet with top notes of raspberry, pineapple, nectarine, and green tea. The heart blends white lilies,...

Love Spell
Fragrance Oil
$5

Love Spell Goat Soap Fragrance Oil
If you Love Victoria's Secret Love Spell the you will simply adore this soap. Brilliant top notes of fruit and citrus c...

Lime Sugar
Fragrance Oil
$5

Lime Sugar Goat Soap Fragrance Oil
This is Lime with "attitude". Positively bursting with bright notes of Lime with lush background notes of musk...

No scent
Unscented
$5

No scent Goat Soap Unscented
Just our wonderful goat milk soap, with no scents or colors added, perfect....

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