The 14 Best Pumpkin Patches in the USA
| October 20, 2017
11. Jumbo’s Pumpkin Patch – Middletown, Maryland
The owners of Jumbo’s Pumpkin Patch in Middletown, Maryland, do everything on a grand scale! Their corn maze stretches for an amazing 15 acres, and they offer a marketplace packed with delicious food and crafts made by local artists that stretches for over 6,500 square feet.
They offer lots of activities for kids, like a massive petting zoo, and wagon rides that will take you to the pumpkin patch and back. Plus, admission is free! Make sure you get there on a weekend to take advantage of fun activities that they don’t offer during the week, like pony rides and face painting.
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