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Bowles Farm in Clements, Maryland (St. Mary's County) bills itself as home to Southern Maryland's largest cornfield maze, and combines it with pick-your-own and pre-selected pumpkins, wagon rides, and a playground. The farm sells food including grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, and homemade pizza, and allows only service dogs on-site. Its most recent confirmed season ran September 27 through October 26, 2025.
Shlagel Farms is a seasonal attraction in Waldorf, Maryland featuring pumpkin patch, hayrides, and petting zoo.
Councell Farms is a family-run farm in Cordova, Maryland on the Eastern Shore, selling fruits and vegetables directly to the public since 1981. Its 'Field of Fun' pumpkin-season attraction includes a pumpkin patch, a John Deere combine slide, and other farm-themed play areas, plus an on-site creamery and party barn. The farm also runs educational school tours.
Cove Run Farms is a 160-acre dairy farm outside Accident, Maryland in Garrett County, offering a ten-acre corn maze where educational questions posted at intersections guide visitors' route choices. The farm also provides tractor-pulled hayrides and pony rides. It is listed as an official Garrett County and VisitMaryland farm attraction, with a new maze theme each season.
Larriland Farm is a family-run pick-your-own farm in Woodbine, Maryland whose fall festival includes apple and pumpkin picking, a giant corn maze, a sorghum-sudangrass maze, and a child-friendly 'Boo Barn' walk. Weekend visits add tractor-pulled hayrides, live music, and food trucks. The confirmed 2026 season runs September 8 through October 31.
Milburn Orchards is a family-owned farm in Elkton, Maryland operating since 1902, offering a BarnYard Buddies farm-animal area, a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and a 'Boo Barn' as part of its Fall Festival Weekends. The orchard also runs bonfire hayrides and sells its well-known apple cider donuts from an on-site market. Fall Festival Weekends have historically run from mid-September through the end of October.
Emily's Produce is a family farm in Cambridge, Maryland on the Eastern Shore, offering a pumpkin field to stroll through, a milo (sorghum) maze, and a recreational 'Fields of Fun' area. The farm also runs field trips, farm dinners, and wine tastings, and confirms it is open for the 2026 season. Admission is $7 per person for ages 3 and up, with seniors 60+ at $5.
Gaver Farm Fall Fun Fest is a seasonal attraction in Mount Airy, Maryland featuring 7 acre corn maze, 65 plus attractions, and barnyard animals.
Brad's Produce in Churchville, Maryland runs a Maize Quest-branded corn maze themed each year, alongside a pick-your-own pumpkin field reached by free weekend hayrides. The corn maze uses a 'Maize-o-Vision' decoder system and is promoted for scout, school, and corporate group visits. A smaller straw maze is offered for younger children.
Family Affair Farm, a u-pick strawberry, blackberry, and pumpkin farm about 3 miles north of Easton, Maryland, offers a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, a 3-acre corn maze for older children, and a smaller milo maze for younger kids. On Friday and Saturday nights the farm runs a Flashlight Maze. 2026 season dates had not been confirmed as of this research.
Knightongale Farm is an 82-acre working farm in Harwood, Maryland (Anne Arundel County) offering a sunflower patch, a six-acre pumpkin patch, a three-acre corn maze, and hayrides as part of its fall festival. The farm also hosts pony rides and birthday parties, and sells Christmas trees later in the year. It has operated its agritainment offerings for roughly 25 years.
Lohr's Orchard in Churchville, Maryland offers pick-your-own pumpkins as part of its fall harvest, with free hayrides on weekends and on days Harford County Public Schools are closed. The confirmed 2026 picking season runs September 27 through October 31, daily, with slightly shorter hours on Sundays. The orchard also grows apples and other pick-your-own fruit earlier in the year.
Butler's Orchard is a long-running farm in Germantown, Maryland whose annual Pumpkin Festival includes a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, a corn maze, hayrides, giant slides, and barnyard animals. Pumpkins are priced by the pound and extras like pony rides and a pumpkin cannon are available for additional fees. The festival traditionally runs from late September through early November, though the operator's site had not clearly confirmed 2026 dates as of this research.
Hawks Hill Creamery is a dairy farm and creamery in Street, Maryland (northern Harford County) offering a pick-your-own pumpkin patch and an easy corn maze suited to young children. Visitors can also meet farm animals in a petting zoo and buy the creamery's own ice cream and cheese. Fall hours have historically run Saturdays 11am-6pm and Sundays 2pm-6pm, beginning in late September.
Homestead Farm is a pick-your-own farm in Poolesville, Maryland that has traditionally offered a fall pumpkin patch alongside its produce picking. The farm explicitly bans pets and does not allow professional photography on-site. As of this research, 2026 fall pumpkin dates and pricing had not been posted, and the farm noted a 2026 freeze had eliminated its cherry, peach, and apple crops.
Horsmon Farm in Saint Leonard, Maryland (Calvert County) has hosted a fall harvest festival with special opening-weekend and Halloween-weekend events. Its most recently documented season ran September 20 through November 2, 2025. No dedicated operator website was found during this research, so details beyond a local press listing remain unverified.
Summers Farm Fall Festival in Middletown, Maryland offers 5 acre corn maze, mini maze, and pumpkin patch.
Maple Border Farm in White Hall, Maryland runs two corn mazes each fall: a small maze for young children and a 6+ acre maze with ten checkpoints for older visitors. The farm also cultivates a two-acre you-cut zinnia field and offers wagon rides, a corn pool, rubber duck races, evening campfires, and occasional glow-in-the-dark maze nights. Its most recently published season ran September 19 through October 25.
The Maryland Corn Maze occupies a working dairy-supply farm in Gambrills, on what the operator describes as Anne Arundel County's largest remaining farm parcel. Each season the corn is cut into a themed maze design, and the site adds more than 30 farmyard activities, pony rides, food vendors, and periodic Flashlight Nights. A designated weekend near the end of the season allows dogs on leash.
Runaway Bull Farm in Hagerstown, Maryland runs a fall festival with a cornfield maze, pumpkin patch, obstacle course, and petting zoo, plus a Night Maze on Friday and Saturday evenings. The 2026 Fall Festival is confirmed to open September 19, 2026, with Friday-Sunday admission priced at $13 online or $14 at the gate. The farm is distinct from the nearby Hagerstown Corn Maze at Celebration Farm.
Magnolia Meadow Farms in Thurmont, Maryland runs a fall festival centered on what it advertises as Maryland's largest corn maze, spanning more than 5 miles of trails with 18 checkpoints. The farm also offers a 9-acre u-pick pumpkin, gourd, and sunflower patch, hayrides, apple cannons, mini ziplines, and Moonlit Maze evening hours on select Saturdays. The 2026 season runs September 26 through November 1, open Saturdays and Sundays.
Jumbo's Pumpkin Patch in Middletown, Maryland offers roughly 20 acres of pick-your-own pumpkins, specialty squash and gourds, and a 12-acre corn maze. The farm also runs hayrides, workshops such as pumpkin succulent planting, and field trips. The 2026 season is open daily, September 21 through October 31, 10am-6pm.
Montpelier Farms is a family farm in Upper Marlboro, Maryland whose fall festival features a 7-acre interactive corn maze, a pumpkin patch, and a hayride, alongside activities such as giant hill slides, pig races, and pumpkin bowling. The festival has historically run from mid-September through early November. 2026 opening and closing dates had not been published on the operator's site as of this research.
Clark's Elioak Farm in Ellicott City, Maryland is a petting farm built partly from relics of the former Enchanted Forest storybook park, including nursery-rhyme structures and a pine-tree maze. In fall it adds a hayride to a pumpkin patch and a pennant rope maze, alongside year-round pony rides, a petting zoo, and a small train. The farm's general 2026 season runs March 28 through November 8, open daily except Mondays.