Springfield Farm has been a Spotts family farm for five generations. While it remains a working cattle farm, the Spotts family lives and works in Richmond, VA. Springfield Farm has an important history having been a bivouac site for Stonewall Jackson's valley campaign during the Civil War.

The Creek House is the Spotts' Springfield Farm home. Besides housing our family of five and who knows how many family pets for vacations with friends and holidays, the Creek House has welcomed Virginia Tech families for graduations and vacations, Appalachian Trail Hikers for break weeks, College Sorority gatherings, Mission Leadership weekends for youth groups, family reunions, painting workshops, cross-country bikers and more.

Springfield Farm is truly special. Nestled in the beautiful New River Valley, it is a scenic 11 mile drive to Radford, VA, an easy 20 mile jump to the Christiansburg/Blacksburg/Virginia Tech area, a next door neighbor to Claytor Lake and only 50 miles South on I 81 from Roanoke, VA.

Nearby, explore the New River, one of the oldest rivers in North America, known for its beauty and fishing. HIke, bike or ride the New River Trail, Virginia's longest linear trail. The views are exquisite. In Pearisburg, WV, just 30 miles north, hike the Appalachian Trail. Take a trip to Floyd, VA and enjoy their Arts/Craftsmen/Musicians or plan to attend any one of the many festivals in the area.

Or you may decide to stay put and enjoy the farm. Over 500 acres, it's the real experience - cattle at your gate, creeks, barns, mountain ridges, even the sound of peacocks drifting over from up the hill. During every season, the space for outdoor activity is extensive - hiking, biking, running, sledding, cross-country skiing and some of the most beautiful photographic & plein air painting opportunities imagined.