Creamery Falls drops in two cascades to a small pool on Mill Creek beside Creamery Road in North Blenheim, Schoharie County, New York.
The falls
Mill Creek, called Mill Creek Falls in a local hike report, flows southeast into the West Kill below the drop. The two cascades run roughly 20 to 30 feet each by one unsurveyed estimate; no survey has measured a total height. Flow runs high in April and can shrink to a trickle by summer.
Getting there
The falls sit beside Creamery Road near New York Route 30. Parking is roadside, and reaching the base means a short, steep, informal descent that some visitors make with the help of a rope; no official trail, land manager or public-access designation has been published for the site.
On site
The informal descent has loose rock and ticks. Swimming there is possible but unconfirmed.
History and name
Creamery Falls is the official name, with Blenheim Falls and The Falls used as alternates.
Nearby
Haverly Falls on the West Kill is about 0.3 mile away. Mine Kill Falls is about 2.8 miles, and Keyser's Falls, on Keyser Kill, about 4.9 miles.
Distances are straight-line.