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Fall is Here! Let’s Get Outside and Make Memories

Hey there, Annapolis Area Doulas fam. As the leaves start to turn and the air gets crisp, fall feels a little magical, doesn’t it? It’s the perfect season for family adventures, cozy moments, and making memories with your little ones.

If you’re wondering what’s happening around town this season, here’s a list of fun fall events in Anne Arundel County and nearby that are great for families (and perfect for baby-wearing parents too).

Local Fall Events to Mark on Your Calendar:

Maryland Corn Maze, Gambrills: mdcornmaze.com

Lose yourself in the twists and turns of the maze, then enjoy hayrides, pumpkin picking, and all sorts of farm fun.

Knightongale Farm, Harwood: knightongalefarm.com

Visit this local gem for a pumpkin patch, hayrides, a corn maze, and activities for all ages.

Greenstreet Gardens (Lothian) and Homestead Gardens (Davidsonville and Severna Park): visitannapolis.org

These farms turn into fall wonderlands filled with hayrides, corn pens, apple cider doughnuts, and plenty of photo ops.

Maryland Avenue Fall Festival, Annapolis — October 19, 2025:  annapoliswaterfront.com

A cozy local street festival with live jazz, antiques, crafts, cider, and a relaxed family vibe.

Art @ the Park, Quiet Waters Park — October 11–12:  annapoliswaterfront.com

Walk the trails, browse local art, sip cider, and enjoy kid-friendly activities in one of the prettiest parks around.

Maryland Renaissance Festival, Crownsville:  aandgmanagement.com

Every weekend through mid-October, you can step back in time for costumes, crafts, and giant turkey legs.

Montpelier Farms Fall Festival:  montpelierfarms.com

This one’s a favorite for families. There are barnyard animals, giant slides, a corn maze, pumpkin picking, and tons of photo spots.


Pro Tips for Families (Especially with Infants or Toddlers):

1. Go early or late for easier parking, fewer lines, and happier little ones.

2. Pack layers and snacks because fall weather likes to keep us guessing.

3. Carrier or stroller? A carrier usually wins on farms, but bring a stroller if the ground is smooth.

4. Take breaks when you need them. A quick car feed or diaper change can save the day.

5. Capture the moment because fall colors and baby smiles are pure magic.