The weather has cooled, leaves are falling, and pumpkin spice is everywhere. Yes, fall has arrived and so have some wonderful festivals that provide fun for the entire family. So grab your scarves, boots and sweaters, and get ready for some special seasonal events!

If you’re stationed at Fort George G. Meade, one thing is for sure — there is no shortage of farms in the vicinity of base. Not only can you buy delicious produce and enjoy adorable animals, but when autumn rolls around, these farms offer so much more. We’re talking things like:

  • Corn mazes
  • Pumpkin patches
  • Hay rides
  • Pig races
  • Face painting
  • Live music
  • Games
  • Food vendors
  • And much more!

In the month of October, these incredible locations all within driving distance from Fort Meade, will offer your family some seasonal, country fun that will leave you with fond memories and adorable photos for months and years to come.

For fall farm fun, take a look at:

Not at Fort Meade but have friends who are? Please forward this to your milspouse friends!

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A self-described “Jackie of All Trades,” former Army wife Jackie Toops enjoys exploring the various facets of her personality by chronicling military life, world travels, family, her love of the arts and more. Her academic background is in the fields of Interdisciplinary Humanities, Museum Studies and Nonprofit Management, and she has overseen public relations for museums, galleries and universities. Jackie’s articles have been featured on Army Wife 101, Wall Street International Magazine, SoFluential, HomeAway, Military Biz Connection and FamiliesGo. While stationed in Germany, she regularly discussed her articles on-air with the Armed Forces Network in Wiesbaden. A mother of two, Jackie enjoys coffee, freelance writing, languages and discovering new ways to express herself. Follow her on Facebook and Twitter.

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