Creamy Delights

Creamy Delight soft serve ice cream, is REAL ice cream! The owner uses local, real milk that has 10% butterfat. No “fillers.” Her ice cream is simply the best soft serve ice cream I have ever had, and it’s worth the 30 minute drive from our house to buy her ice cream!!!! I humbly consider myself a soft serve ice cream connoisseur, having eaten ice cream from New York City to Boston and Vermont. 5 Stars for Creamy Delight! Absolutely gorgeous setting on Rte 47 in Hadley looking up at Skinner Mountain and the “Seven Sisters” mountains. No soft serve ice cream compares to Creamy Delight, and she’s open till November 2nd!!

I do believe this is the best soft serve ice cream I’ve ever had in my entire life. The vanilla is in its truest form and so creamy. My sister was obsessed with the hot fudge sundaes and the swirl ice cream is also very amazing, you can’t find better ice cream than this place.

Best soft ice cream around in most beautiful atmosphere of country green

This is such a special place for our family. Fantastic soft serve— not the corporate junk full of sawdust— but the real, melty deal. It’s an Americana-gorgeous spot, complete with rolling New England farm fields and tobacco barns, with an incredible view of the Holyoke Range mountains. We mark lots of special occasions here on beautiful days— last day of school or completing a sweaty hike, and park where we can sit in the open hatchback and admire the view. There are a few old picnic tables in the shade but there’s nothing stopping you from bringing some chairs and staying a while. Just don’t forget to bring cash! They are old-school in all the right ways here.

I live in central Mass, but spend lots of time in the Pioneer Valley. So glad a local clued me onto this throwback roadside stand a few years back. Three days ago, I bought a medium twist cone (way too big!), sat at a table on a beauty of a July day, and my BP must have gone down ten points, taking in the views others mention here. This little spot is a gem...the way that life should be. That may sound corny, but I mean it.