A 20+ acre multi-activity farm with sprawling U-pick pumpkins, a 12-15 acre corn maze, and 45+ local artisan vendors; scale and breadth make it a full-day destination, though specific 2026 dates and pricing require a call.
Fall Festival tickets available
Jumbo’s operates 20+ acres split between U-pick pumpkins and a massive 12-15 acre corn maze. This is not a one-hour outing. The sheer footprint makes it possible to spend 4-6 hours exploring without boredom. Multiple activity options (hay rides, farm store, Craft Attic with 45+ local artisans, food) mean different family members can pursue different interests in parallel.
The farm was founded in 1994 as a 1.5-acre roadside wagon and has grown substantially. That longevity and expansion suggest a well-organized operation.
A standout feature is the Craft Attic, housing handcrafted items from 45+ local artisans. This transforms the experience from a pure farm visit into a local shopping destination. Quality and pricing vary, but families often spend unexpected money here—set a budget if that’s a concern.
The 12-15 acre maze is substantial and, according to the record, offers evening maze experiences during peak season. These create a different and atmospheric experience—flashlight required, cooler temperatures, fewer crowds. Specific dates and costs for evening events are not in the record; call 301-371-6874 to confirm what’s offered in 2026.
This farm’s breadth appeals to group outings and weekend crowds. Saturdays 11am-3pm will be slammed. Friday afternoons and Sundays are lighter.
Weather and mud management become real considerations on a 20-acre property. A day after heavy rain can mean field access issues. Call ahead if weather has been wet.
The record confirms food and a general store are on-site, but specific menus, prices, and food options are not detailed. Assume you will spend money on food, Craft Attic items, and possibly premium activities (evening maze, food specialties). Bring cash or cards.
The record does not specify admission cost or pumpkin pricing. Call 301-371-6874 or visit jumbos.org.
Large families, groups, and shoppers will thrive here. If you want a full-day outing with multiple activity options and local commerce, this farm delivers. If you want a quick pick and leave, look elsewhere.
September-October weekends; Friday and Saturday evenings for evening maze experiences. Avoid peak Saturday midday (11am-3pm) if crowds matter.
4-6 hours to experience maze, pumpkin pick, and vendor browsing without rushing.
Heavy on Saturdays, especially October midday. Fridays and Sundays are lighter. Evening maze is a separate draw.
Likely unpaved farm lot; arrive early to avoid edge-lot muddy spots.
Multiple activities spread across 20 acres; terrain and accessibility not specified. Call 301-371-6874.
You want a quick 45-minute pumpkin pick; this farm's breadth invites long stays. Also skip if you need weekday access or specific schedule confirmation—call first.
20 acres of pick-your-own pumpkins, plus a 12-15 acre corn maze. Plan 4-6 hours for a full experience.
Evening maze experiences are available during peak season, but specific dates and pricing are not in the record. Call 301-371-6874 or check jumbos.org.
The record mentions food options but does not detail the menu or prices. Bring cash for food, artisan purchases, and activity upsells.
The Craft Attic features handcrafted items from 45+ local artisans, but specific vendors and pricing are not listed. Browsing is part of the experience.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Fall Festival tickets available
6521 Holter Road, Middletown, MD 21769, in Frederick County. It is one of 8 patches we track in DC Suburbs.
We track 8 patches in DC Suburbs. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 5 of the 8 patches we track in DC Suburbs had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 4 other patches we track in Frederick County. All DC Suburbs patches →
jumbos.org
Checked August 2026.