Pumpkin picking in Washington, DC

In the farm's own words: "Sour Cherries are finished for the season. A late frost wiped out almost all of our crop this year." Blackberries and cut flowers are picking; apples are marked TBD. Picking is Thursday to Sunday.

Open daily 9am to 5pm. Peach picking is running at the time of checking. Apples and the corn maze come in September and the Pumpkin Picking Fall Fest after. General admission is ticketed and the farm runs free U-Pick Alerts.

The season runs late May to mid November with, in the farm's own words, "Over 20 Crops and 90+ Varieties to pick". A field ticket or season pass is newly required in 2026 for anyone aged three and up, and crops are charged by the container rather than by the pound.

A farm market, bakery and pick-your-own orchard at Winchester. Its own web server refused to connect when checked.

At the time of checking the farm was picking sunflowers, flowers, herbs, banana peppers, tomatoes, potatoes at weekends and scattered blackberries. Red raspberries are coming with, in the farm's own words, "a short season and smaller harvest than in years past".

The autumn season runs 4 September to 1 November 2026, with the Fall Fun Fest and Sunflower Festival both opening on 4 September. Pick-your-own apples and pumpkins run through it, and tickets are booked online.

Pick-your-own strawberries are closed for the season. Fall Family Fun opens the weekend of 3 and 4 October with hayrides, a corn maze and slides, on tickets. The produce market is open seven days.

The farm reports major loss from spring frost damage and is offering season pass holders compensation options. Blackberry, apple and flower picking are all running, but apple picking is limited and reservations are recommended.

In the farm's own words: "Our 2026 Strawberry season is over. We won't be open for any pick your own until pumpkins the end of September." The Glenkirk Road roadside stand opened in July with summer produce.

The directory records strawberries, peaches, nectarines and pumpkins. Nothing was confirmed from the farm itself.

All grounds are closed until the Fall Festival, which runs 19 September to 8 November 2026, closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays and 4 to 6 November. Tickets are sold online.

The farm publishes no website. Nothing about its season, crops or prices is confirmed.

The farm runs 40 acres of pick-your-own fruit and vegetables spanning the seasons, an hour from Washington. It publishes a separate availability page rather than fixed dates.

The farm market sells peaches, nectarines, plums, blackberries, blueberries, apples, black raspberries, pears and pumpkins, and asks you to call in advance because everything is weather and season dependent. The directory records pick-your-own apples.

The farm publishes a separate pick-your-own and events schedule. Christmas trees run from the Friday after Thanksgiving, 9am to 5pm daily, with hayrides at weekends.

A family-owned farm market and agritourism venue. At the time of checking the only picking advertised was flowers; the fruit picking the directory records could not be confirmed.

The farm sells fresh vegetables at the front gate and runs a traditional pumpkin patch in autumn. It states plainly that its watermelons, peaches, cantaloupe and apples are bought in from other Maryland farms.

In the farm's own words: "Picking is Day to Day. Refer to Facebook." The farm has been in Waldorf for over a hundred years and specialises in strawberries and blackberries.

A large Frederick County autumn attraction. Nothing was confirmed from the farm itself and Google flags it closed out of season.

The farm runs a CSA, an orchard, a nursery, a garden centre and a marketplace. The directory records pick-your-own apples, mums and asters, pumpkins and Christmas trees, none of which the farm's own front page confirms.

The farm picks strawberries and pumpkins and sells both u-pick and already-picked fruit. Its own website timed out when checked, so nothing about its 2026 season is confirmed.

Farming the same site in Germantown since 1933. The directory records pick-your-own pumpkins and hayrides; the farm's own site is very old and confirms neither.

Enrichment matched a farm with a similar name at low confidence. The directory records flowers, pumpkins and winter squash under natural growing practices.