A weekend-only fall festival with confirmed 2026 dates, a redesigned annual corn maze, and clear pricing ($17 admission), making it straightforward to plan.
$17 general admission
Rough cost for a family of four: about $68.00 in admission alone at the posted starting rate, before pumpkins, food, parking or any add-on listed above. Most families end up well north of that once they are through the gate.
Greenstreet Gardens stands out because it publishes specific dates, hours ($17 admission, 10:30am–5pm weekends), and operates on a predictable weekend-only schedule. This makes it one of the easiest DC-area patches to plan around. You know exactly when it’s open (September 14–November 3, weekends), how much it costs ($17 per person), and what time to expect to be home. That simplicity is valuable for families juggling busy schedules.
The farm’s signature draw is a 6-acre corn maze that changes design every year. This means if you’ve visited before, there’s a new puzzle to solve. The 2026 theme wasn’t announced online as of late August, but the farm will reveal it closer to opening. A 6-acre maze typically takes 30–60 minutes for a family to navigate, depending on ages and how many dead ends you explore.
Jumping pillows (inflatable bounce structures) are appealing to children ages 3–8 and are included with admission. This extends the visit for families with young kids beyond just the maze. Hayrides are also included, which adds another 15–20 minutes of activity.
Greenstreet Gardens operates primarily as a garden center and nursery, with fall activities added for the season. Pumpkins are pre-picked and price-tagged at the farm stand rather than a pick-your-own patch. This is faster and cleaner if you know what size you want, but it removes the “picking” experience. Seasonal mums and other fall plants are typically available if you’re into gardening.
At $17 per person, a family of four pays $68 for admission—moderate for DC-area fall festivals. Pumpkins are sold separately at the farm stand; call 410-867-9500 to ask about typical pricing, which varies by size and availability.
This farm runs weekends exclusively, which is worth factoring into your calendar. If you can only visit mid-week, this isn’t the place. For weekend-focused families, the predictable schedule is a plus.
Early September weekends (September 14–20) will be warm and much less crowded. Mid-to-late October brings peak fall foliage and peak crowds; expect slow parking and waits for the maze on those Saturdays. If you can visit in early September or early November, you’ll have a better experience. Arrival time matters: arrive before 11am or after 3pm to avoid the midday rush on popular weekends.
Lothian is south toward Chesapeake Bay, not deep in the country but accessible from Baltimore and the DC suburbs. The area is quieter than suburban Baltimore or DC. Combine your farm visit with kayaking on the South River or a quick beach stop at Sandy Point State Park (20 minutes).
Greenstreet Gardens is one of the easiest farms to pre-plan because they publish dates and pricing online. The only missing details are the 2026 maze theme and specific concession offerings. Call 410-867-9500 if you want to confirm those details before your visit.
Weekends, September 14–November 3, 2026 (confirmed). Early September weekends are less crowded; late October brings peak fall foliage and peak crowds.
2–3 hours for a full family visit
October weekends busy; arrive before 11am or after 3pm to avoid midday rush.
On-site farm lot; typical rural farm parking, can be full during peak October weekends.
6-acre corn maze requires walking; jumping pillows accessible to most ages; farm market accessible. Verify specific terrain concerns with the farm by phone.
You need weekday access; this farm runs weekends only; You're seeking elaborate activities; this is more focused on maze, hayrides, and play
Lothian is in Anne Arundel County, south of the Baltimore area near Chesapeake Bay. Combine with a kayak or boat tour on the South River, or visit Sandy Point State Park (20 minutes) for beach access and views.
The farm redesigns the maze every year with a new theme. The 2026 theme wasn't confirmed online as of August; check their website or call closer to opening.
Pre-picked and price-tagged at the farm stand, based on the record.
A 6-acre maze usually takes 30–60 minutes for a family, depending on ages and wrong turns.
A farm market is on-site with seasonal items. Specific food concessions (hot beverages, snacks) not detailed; call 410-867-9500 to ask.
September 14 – November 3, 2026. Weekends only. Hours: 10:30am-5:00pm.
Admission starts at $17 per person. $17 general admission
391 West Bay Front Road, Lothian, MD 20711, in Anne Arundel County. It is one of 8 patches we track in DC Suburbs.
We track 8 patches in DC Suburbs. At $17 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $17.
Its season runs about 51 days against a regional average of 54, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has rides and play structures, a market, bakery or taproom, which most DC Suburbs patches on our list do not.
There is 1 other patch we track in Anne Arundel County. All DC Suburbs patches →
Checked August 2026.