An Eastern Shore seasonal farm with corn maze and play area plus U-pick pumpkins; thin published information and no website require a phone call, but the farm's school-program focus suggests family-friendly operations.
Adkins Farms is a working Eastern Shore farm that operates a seasonal fall attraction (early September through late October). The Eastern Shore is flat, agricultural, and quieter than the Piedmont or mountain regions. The feel is rural and understated compared to metro-area festival patches.
The farm offers corn maze, play area, and U-pick pumpkins as the core attractions, plus hay rides. The record also mentions snacks on-site.
A distinguishing feature is the farm’s educational programming for schools and 4-H groups, plus birthday party packages. This suggests the farm is family-oriented and experienced with groups. However, it also means weekday traffic may include school buses or group reservations, potentially affecting public walk-in access.
Call 410-546-2553 to ask whether specific school-day hours restrict public access.
The record has no website, no direct phone linkage in the database, no 2026 start/end dates, no operating hours, and no admission pricing. To visit, you must call 410-546-2553 (confirmed in the record as the farm’s phone) and ask:
Parsonsburg is in Wicomico County on the Eastern Shore, a 45-60 minute drive from Baltimore, 1+ hours from Washington DC depending on traffic and bridge tolls. The Bay Bridge weekend traffic in fall can be real, especially leaf-peeper season (early October). If you’re from the metro area, plan travel time accordingly.
Eastern Shore farms often cater to a regional/local crowd rather than metro day-trippers, so the experience may be quieter and more rural than you’d expect.
Given the school-program and birthday-party focus, the farm is probably well-maintained and family-friendly. However, the lack of published web presence suggests a smaller, less commercial operation than the 20-acre festival patches near DC. This could mean:
Call ahead to confirm the scale and scope.
Regional Eastern Shore families, school groups, and those seeking a small-scale, quiet farm experience without the commercialization of major metro patches. If you’re driving from DC or Baltimore for a weekend outing, confirm hours and pricing first—the drive may not be worthwhile if limited hours or a very small patch is the case.
Early September through late October, though specific 2026 dates are not published. Call 410-546-2553 to confirm season start and operating hours.
2-3 hours for maze, play area, and pumpkin pick.
Unknown; Eastern Shore location suggests light-to-moderate seasonal crowds compared to DC-suburbs patches. School programs may create weekday group traffic.
Unpaved farm lot typical of working farms; muddy in rain.
Corn maze and play area mentioned but accessibility details not specified. Call for mobility needs.
You need confirmed hours and dates; the record has no 2026 start date, operating hours, pricing, or website. Call ahead.
The record says first week of September through late October, but exact dates are not published. Call 410-546-2553.
Hours are not listed. Call 410-546-2553.
Pricing is not published. Call 410-546-2553 or expect typical Eastern Shore farm pricing.
Yes; the record confirms educational programming for schools and 4-H groups, plus birthday parties. Call for program dates and pricing.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: First week of September through late October. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
32825 Mt Hermon Road, Parsonsburg, MD 21849, in Wicomico County. It is one of 4 patches we track in Eastern Shore.
We track 4 patches in Eastern Shore, 1 of which are free to walk into. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
What sets it apart locally: it has hayrides, which most Eastern Shore patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 4 patches we track in Eastern Shore had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
Checked August 2026.