Falltimore County

Maple Border Farm

Maple Border Farm is a seasonal staple for families to visit in the fall. Explore their colorful variety of mums and other autumn décor. From their patch to your porch, you’ll have no problem finding the perfect pumpkins to display. Navigate your way through their massive 6-acre corn maze and discover their 2026 theme showcasing America’s 250^th as they honor American farmers throughout our country’s history and the evolution of agriculture. Enjoy over 15 activities, including the Corn Pool, and endless wagon rides to round out your fun-filled fall day.

Valley View Farms

Fall is in full swing at Valley View Farms! Come snap some festive photos, explore the straw maze, and pick from thousands of pumpkins—yes, even a giant one! With colorful mums, funky gourds, and autumn magic all around, it’s the perfect spot for cozy memories and fall fun.

Chapel Hills Farm & Nursery

Got a green thumb or just love plants? Head to Perry Hall to visit this dynamic farm, featuring a fall pumpkin patch, other seasonal produce, mums, and more. Plus, don’t miss the Perry Hall Apple Festival in September, where 45 local craft vendors display their wares, and visitors can enjoy food, music, and haunted hayrides.

Bennett’s Curse

Prepare to be scared! Bennett’s Curse is a highly produced, interactive indoor attraction located on the Eastern Avenue side of Eastpoint Mall in Dundalk. Ranked #1 Scariest Haunted Attraction in the Northeast for 2021 by FrightTour, admission for visitors 10 and up includes non-stop access to House of the Demons, Halloween 3D, Ravenbrook Asylum, and Legends of Halloween. Visit the website to read the lore behind each one.

CreepyWoods Haunted Forest

Creepywoods Haunted Forest at Furnkas Farm in White Marsh, Maryland, offers a spine-chilling Halloween experience for thrill-seekers. Created by the team behind Bennett’s Curse Haunted House, this outdoor haunt features two terrifying attractions: The Woods and The Ruins. Visitors navigate through eerie trails and unsettling structures, encountering a variety of monsters and scares along the way. Tickets are available for individual attractions or as a combo pass with Bennett’s Curse, providing a full night of horror.

Weber’s Cider Mill Farm

Enjoy a taste of autumn at this family farm in Parkville, where you’ll find the perfect carving pumpkin and fall treats like pressed apple cider. Kids will love activities like hayrides, the “Boo Barn,” and meeting farm animals. Visit the indoor farm market to shop for seasonal produce, baked goods (including their famous apple cider donuts), and rustic home decorations.

Weber’s Peachberry Farm

Embrace harvest season at this charming Glen Arm gem, run by local growers since 1908. From mid-July to early November, stroll through the fields to pick your own seasonal fruits and flowers. Be sure to reserve your time online and arrive promptly to make the most of your session!

Beachmont Corn Maze

Wind your way through an intricate, six-acre corn maze at this popular Kingsville destination. Admission also includes a ride on the “Extreme Hayride,” tons of games, and more.

Braglio Farms

Fall Fun awaits at Braglio Farms’ Food Truck Fridays! Every Friday, the farm transforms into a festive destination featuring Maryland’s top food trucks, fresh local shopping at the BF Country Market, and seasonal fun for all ages. Treat yourself to a scoop from Sundaes Ice Cream Shoppe and relax around cozy firepits or under the covered pavilion. Little ones will enjoy the log playground, petting farm, and hayrides, while the whole family can enjoy wide-open spaces, stunning farm views, and fun photo ops to capture the memories.

Patapsco Valley State Park

Wander into October with lantern-lit ghost walks through haunted ruins, moonlit hikes under magical skies, and folklore fun crafting old-timey witch bottles. Kids can hunt for spooky nature clues, build Frankentoys, cozy up for spooky storytime, or gather ’round the campfire to learn fiery secrets. For the bold, there are hikes through fall foliage and mushroom-filled forests—just beware what may lurk beneath the leaves!