This season
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.
Checked August 21, 2026
Queen Anne Farm at Mitchellville has been growing vegetables for more than thirty years, midway between Washington and Annapolis, and most of what it grows is sold at the front gate.
Pumpkins, in what the farm calls a "Traditional Pumpkin Patch Experience": farm animals and "plenty of time to search for the perfect pumpkin".
The farm is unusually honest about this: "We also sell select watermelons, peaches, cantaloupe and apples from other Maryland Farms." Those are bought in, not grown here and not picked.
At 18102 Central Ave, Mitchellville, with Bowie to the north and Galesville to the south.
Mums and autumn decorations alongside the pumpkins.
Pro tip: a farm that tells you which fruit it bought in from somebody else is a farm worth trusting about the rest. Come for the pumpkin patch and the vegetables, not for the peaches.
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