Let me paint you a picture. Six college students and one blown tire, stranded in an unfamiliar area. We found Bowles Farm to pull into through the great fun of the big Spongebob figure. Tons of fun! But, it was clear that we were not going anywhere without at least a pump for our tire, which we had just left at home (sure we wouldn't have needed it). We saw a few gentleman working hard on the upkeep of their beautiful farm, getting the land ready for some fall fun including a maze, slides, and so much more. When one of our troop went to find help, the most generous gentleman came to our rescue and offered to help immediately. He took on the car while offering us a stay with the many sweet animals of the farm: baby bunnies, loving pigs, and joyous chickens. He even brought in another gentleman, and another. They informed us that the car would need a change of tire, and completed the process for us. They stopped , what I'm sure was a grieving workday in the sun, to help us get safely back on the road, even giving us directions to the nearest tire shop to pick up some more tires. These men are who make humanity so great! So, if you're looking for some family fun this fall, I hope you choose Bowles Farm, and that you get to patronize the lovely people who made our day! read more

Bowles Farm - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Clements, Maryland

This is my first Pumpkin Patch and cornfield maze. I've always wanted to do so around Halloween timeframe and finally made it happen. All and all a great experience and it's kid friendly if you have children and a family friendly event during the day or even at night. They take cash only for concessions however, take credit cards for admission. The hot apple cider is great as are the cupcakes and sweets in the shop. There are real restrooms in the barn area and portable restrooms throughout. There was also cool Halloween decorated Jeeps at the parking lot for those wanting to show off their Jeeps. Definitely recommend a visit when it's back open next year. read more

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It was nice. Wish there were more things to do for the older kids and for the money. What i didn't like was being charged full price for my wife who is in a wheelchair . She was not able to do anything , tried going through the maze only to be met with steps that she could not cross. Would have been just as easy to make a path beside the steps to be abel to get through. Or at least something saying that it was not handicap accessible..I dont care about paying full price for my wife if she was able to enjoy it like everyone else. read more

We're new to Southern Maryland and weren't sure where to go for a fall festival, but we had a great time here with the family. We started at the cupcakes since our baby was sleeping when we arrived. We also had fun on the tractor ride and the corn maze. We got some great photo props in the pumpkin patch. You could take photos there or on the benches where they stacked all the pumpkins. There was a fun looking kiddie ride too which we skipped since our baby is so small. All in all we spent a few hours here and had a great time. read more

The pumpkins are $7 for any size. The maze is fun. The kids had a good time and the lemon blueberry cupcakes are astonishingly good!

Today I was one of many chaperones on a elementary school class trip to the farm for pumpkin picking. This was my first with my baby girl. Yay! Any place where a big statue of Sponge Bob Square Pants greets you, is okay with me. Passing The statue you can easily see the pumpkins sitting out in the patch. The kids got pretty excited. Little did I know, there was so much more to this trip then picking out my great pumpkin. We were the first bus to arrive into a very large lot for plenty buses to drop off and park. We were immediately greeted and given thorough instruction on how our day would go. We were told to set our bags and lunches on a specific table and I quickly found an outlet and plugged in for power all day. I did not want my camera to die. The main receiving barn is huge and looks brand new with a small kitchen where the sell hot dogs and drinks along with nice clean bathrooms. The day we visited the weather it was a beautiful day so the ceiling heaters were off but ready for a cold day. We were instructed to start at the Corn Maze. We started at the easiest and then went to the next level. The hard wasn't available for us since we were an elementary school. Both mazes were good for our kids age group. 5 to 6 years old. Not too much walking or dead ends. The bridge that allows you to look over the maze from a higher view is very cool and it will amaze you how much ground you covered and still have to to get out. Once finished we took the hay ride...hmm, maybe with no hey it was just a train ride. The history lesson on this was good for adults and he did a great job entertaining the kids. But, it's more to pass the time and see the entire farm. After that we hit an older barn they use for a quick movie. This was really fun since I love Charlie Brown and the great pumpkin. Lots of good info about the farm and his story lesson. From there we ate lunch and headed to the best part for our kids, the hey and corn play ground. Oh my! Who new all you needed was to line up bails of hey and let them play. Our kids could have played on that forever. Okay kids, time to go look at the live animals. This was also good and a good way to get the kids from the hey. Live hens, pigs, goats and rabbits. The goats were my faves. They love the attention and chin rubs. Okay, lets ride the black tube slides. Another easy all day tons of fun attraction on the farm. Tons of fun for all. I actually wanted to slide also but the teachers and parents just sat back and observed, so I played my position. Guess what? It's that time ya'll. Lets go to the pumpkin patch and find our great pumpkin..LOL. So, the pumpkins were everywhere and we walked for 15 to 20 minutes to find the perfect one for each in our group. Once selected, we placed them in our plastic bag, placed in my back pack and I askedd, so we have about 30 minutes left, what would you like to do until we leave? With no hesitation they all yell, the hey! So, we hiked back over to the hey park and spent the remainder of the time running, screaming and jumping in the hey. Headed home and all were asleep including me. A great outing for all. read more

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A fun way to spend the afternoon. The pumpkins weren't huge but were only $5 extra. Quite a few rotting ones. We passed and went to the petting zoo then the corn maze. The maze is quite big---much more impressive than I had imagined it would be! And it seems that they make a new pattern each year. read more

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Neat and quaint farm, the ride wasn't too bad to get to and parking was good. Wasn't too much to do for kids older than 5 - 7. It was such a cold & windy day I just couldn't enjoy myself, I was concentrating on staying warm. It was a field trip for my child--he enjoyed himself so that's all that mattered; but next year I don't think I'd pay for him to go again even if the weather was cooperating. I guess I was expecting more things to do for the size of the farm. read more

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Every fall we look forward to going to Bowles Farm for the awesome corn maze, delicious cupcakes, petting zoo, and pumpkin patch. The corn mazes are our favorite activity. Mazes because there are usually two full mazes and a kiddie maze in the corn field. Combined the mazes always create a pictorial tribute to something special in Maryland. This year's mazes honors famers with a barn, silo, tractor, and world. The phrase "Famers Feeding the World" is inscribed. The corn is tall and it's fun to get try to navigate your path. No worries if you get lost --- just wave your flag and someone from the farm will come help. Between doing the two mazes, we enjoy a tractor ride around the corn field. And, when we complete the mazes, we always celebrate with cupcakes from Farmer's Daughter cupcakes. This year there were a dozen flavors to choose from. We tried ice cream sundae brownie, chocolate mint, pink champagne, and pumpkin spice. So good!! If you have a little kiddies, there are plenty of activities -- a petting zoo, barrel ride, play area, face painting, straw maze, and corn boxes. Also, there is plenty of covered picnic areas. If you forgot your picnic, you can pick up a meal at the window. The farm hosts events every weekend that add to the fun of the day. Before leaving get a few pumpkins from the patch for $5 each (regardless of size). Plan for a day of fun -- you won't be disappointed!! read more

We've had several work parties here. This place (especially the food) is way overrated. The food is nothing to write home about. The venue, although large, is dark and cavernous. It's hard to make such a large space welcoming to anyone. read more

I love fall events. I don't generally have a good sense of direction but there is something about being lost in a controlled environment like a corn maze that is so much fun for me. This maze has two separate parts. I simply loved this maze. It is my plan to revisit before the end of the season. The entire staff was genuinely friendly and kind. Yes, if you are wondering, I did get lost so many times, the staff came to my rescue at least three times. The left side is tricky it looks simple but do not be fooled you will need your flag pole for help. Thanks Bowles Farm for a day of great fun. Blessings to you all. read more

Great family fun without breaking the bank. 10$ per person, under 3 free. Everything including

Fun for fall festivities but way to expensive, it's truly a shame that they charge so much.

The corn maze is good, and they have quality pumpkins. However there isn't too much else that's terribly interesting for anyone over 10 years old. Also, for what's there, a $10 admission fee per person is pretty steep. Hey Bowles Farm, either add more or reduce your price. read more