On the near side of The Eastern Shore, north of Easton MD, we always take the kids over to Councell…read moreFarms during Sep-Oct. We get our pumpkins, and some colorful gourds and mums and corn-stalks. The kids play in the jumping and sliding and racing areas, and try out the obstacle course and the taller or shorter maze, and give the goats and sheep and chickens something to think about. We always indulge ourselves with some locally-made ice cream :-) Everything is outdoors, so beware the weather. The cost is low. The fun and nostalgia are high :-)

As far as farm fall attractions, this place is just okay. My main complaint about it is that it is…read moreright by a busy highway which is very noisy and takes away from the ambiance of being on a farm but, mostly, it's concerning how there is no fence surrounding the farm so little ones could easily run straight out into the busy highway. I would not want to come here with my kids without having help because it would be very easy for one to slip away and go to the road as some of the activities and attractions are very close to the road so felt like I needed to be very vigilant on one kid at a time. Otherwise, the activities are fine and my kids had fun. There are not many food options but there is a nice selection of pumpkins and a large corn maze.

So much fun!! I highly recommend coming here. The employees are awesome and the place is very…read moreinexpensive. The pumpkins range from $1 to maybe $20. A 16 minute hayride from Mr. Pepper is only $2 and the corn maze is $5 for 13 and older and cheaper/free for smaller children. They also sell other produce and snacks for cheap. Had such a fun time and definitely coming back next fall.

Adorable pumpkin patch that's great for kids. Surprisingly, this was the first pumpkin patch I've…read moreever been to where you actually pick the pumpkins off the vines yourself! My husband and I came here with friends and their two four year old sons to pick out some pumpkins while enjoying our last day in Delaware. Parking was easy and they have tons of different pumpkins to choose from. I have to admit, we definitely found some nasty looking suckers, but there were also plenty of beauties to bring home. The kids loved hunting around for the best pumpkin, so it was a win regardless. You can walk through the patch to pick one you like, or they have some smaller pumpkins and super large ones already set aside in bins. Wheel barrows are there to use for your convenience. This was definitely a no frills pumpkin patch, but if pumpkins are what you're looking for than you've came to the right place! I was shocked at how inexpensive all the pumpkins were too. If you're bringing the kiddos along they also have a hay ride that runs every so many minutes. I want to say it cost somewhere between $2-5 to ride it. Definitely support local this fall and check out Mr. Pepper's!

We stumbled upon Parsons Farm on our way back from Ocean City, and I'm so glad we stopped. I love…read morevisiting local farms to pick up fresh produce there's something nostalgic and relaxing about the experience. The farm had live animals, making it a fun stop for kids and families. They also have a restaurant, so you can enjoy a meal while you're there. It's a great place to stretch your legs, shop for fresh produce, and enjoy a taste of the countryside. If you're in the area, Parsons Farm is definitely worth a visit!

Farm/Petting Zoo: So cute, and our son loved it. The animals…read moreare of course looking for food. We opted to not buy any and just walk around, we attracted the animals more than the folks around us trying to feed them lettuce and grain. We've also raised farm animals so I think they know we just want to see them? I don't know. Walking around was nice and a few cut photo ops helped. I really went for the cows and for our son to be able to see some animals we didn't have at home. Produce/Store: I found that most of what was being sold was not local. Major bummer. The prices were high and for it not being local you can get the same stuff elsewhere. The store overall was a disappointment. Garden: Didn't go to it.

Queen Anne Farm has the best tomatoes and freshest local produce around. Everything is high…read morequality, the selection is excellent, and the staff is always friendly. If you're looking for fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, this is the place to go. Highly recommend!

Beautiful produce & seasonal offerings. In spring & summer, produce is picked daily. This is a gem…read moreof a family farm!

Fifers is a good stop. Fresh produce and other goodies. Also got a chicken sandwich with fries and…read morea drink. It was also very good. Will make this a regular stop.

Pros: So much for kids (toddler and up) to do. We're not at…read morethat stage yet so we mostly walked around with our baby. Great pre-picked Apple selection that you can mix and match for pie making. If you have a season pass (I do) you get to bring someone for free once, 10% off all purchases in the store, and a free $10 pumpkin. Beautiful orchard, I'm sure when it's peak season it is a blast to pick from and take pictures in! The Cider and cider slushie was by far the best part in my opinion. Cons: Not much for little littles but that was expected. All the good apples are super high up at the end of the season and they don't supply pickers. Tons of bees because of fallen/rotting apples. If you have a bee sting allergy (we do not), I would not opt to pick in the orchard. Hardly anything gluten free in the store except for some tiny GF apple donuts (not made by them). A little commercial and busy for my liking. I'm just used to smaller family farms where I'm originally from in MD. The ice cream was underwhelming. It's not theirs, it's from somewhere in PA.

Great stop for snacks, staples and specialty items. Shop local here first before the grocery…read morestore! Stop by on your road trip for food for the road. Yum! The service was help, quick and fantastic, and there is plenty to look at while you wait for your order to be prepared. There is plenty to look at, great place for gifts, staples, sitting and enjoying friends with a warms drink or cold coffee. Very comfortable inside no matter what outside is like. We took 4 breakfast sandwiches and also breakfast sweet treats to go. Also got a loaf of bread for a friend who's home not feeling well. We also made note of what else we can go back for. The portions were plenty filling and satisfying for the most important meal of the day.

I had a great experience at this market! The space and cafe are very clean and well-organized, and…read morethe service is good. I ordered the chicken quesadilla and the melt, both of which were delicious, but the milkshake was the highlight of the meal. I love that the ice cream isn't too sweet. The lemon cookies were a fantastic treat as well. I can't wait to come back and work my way through the rest of the bakery!

We stopped here on the way back from the beach. The menu was fantastic - I can't find another like…read moreit. There were very large soft shell crab sandwiches, pit beef, collards, coffee and peach milkshakes, long hot dogs and much more.The food was well prepared, thank you, Greg.

As mentioned in other reviews, everything outside is "fake" fruit for display. Very old and falling…read moreapart. The indoors is an old grocery store set up, dark and lots of flies. Much of the produce was rotting. Lots of candy, nuts and dried fruit in smaller containers to sell. Pasta and baked goods said to be from Amish. We bought bread from a place is PA. My husband grabbed a soda for the road. It was completely flat. Portapotties in back are typical or portapotties...unclean and smelly. They did have a portable handwashing station. We did not get food or ice cream from outside.

Amazing farm stand & store!…read more Y'all HAVE to stop by Farmer Gene's Market! They've got beautiful farm-grown fruits and veggies, homemade jams, jellies, sauces, dressings, maple syrup, honey--and apparently absolutely no concern for my grocery budget! I went in pretending I was just buying fresh produce. Came home with peppers, green beans, breakfast sausage, applesauce, cucumber-onion dressing, maple syrup and a container of salted vanilla caramel fudge that somehow jumped into my hands. ‍ The vegetables were just there to make the rest of the haul look responsible! What gets you every time at a farm market--the fresh produce or the homemade goodies?

EVERYONE THIS MARKET SO AMAZING The friendly lady and Man…read morethat could be her Father they're so nice and friendly. The market is amazing from fresh different kinds of watermelons. Yes different kinds of watermelons yellow, red and orange. Which I never seen before. They also have cantaloupe, apples, plums, pears, cherries, tomatoes, squash & honeydew melons. All kinds of flavor honey to jams, jelly, canned vegetables & different plant. When coming from the outlets shopping or from the beach I always have to pull over and stop not matter what. Me & my friends never is disappointed with our purchase they are open daily until the end of October. Enjoy everyone happy summer

Excellent produce and flowers & all the people who own/work there are always friendly and helpful…read more We stop in 2 to 3 times a week during in season and have never been disappointed.

The farm market is very nice, has a huge variety of flowers, plants, fruits and vegetables. The…read morecorn maze and play area in the autumn are amazing for kids. The owners are super nice. I would highly recommend.

Enjoyed great family friendly! My grandkids enjoyed their day feeding the animals, picking…read morepumpkins and pony ride. Just outdoor kid fun!!!!

This Corn Maze is about 1-mile from us and is a huge event every October. Lots of fun things for…read morethe kids and of course, the corn maze itself. Each year the corn maze is planned for a new course/theme. This year we were in the maze for 45-mins. While there we heard from families in the maze for 2+ hours. Fun for all.