Serenity Farm Inc.

Name: Serenity Farm Inc.
Address: 6932 Serenity Farm Rd., Benedict, MD, US
Telephone: (301) 399-0491

Serenity Farm is a historic working family farm beside the Patuxent River, operated by the Robinson family since 1965.

Saturdays (April-November): 10 am–3pm

Hours and details as listed on the farm's website, checked Nov 4, 2026 · 6 pages read

Plan your visit

Hours: Saturdays (April-November): 10 am–3pm
Where: 6932 Serenity Farm Rd.
Benedict, MD
Charles County

Directions Call Website

Phone (301) 399-0491 · Facebook

Season: Open season: Apr–Nov
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Good to know: Restrooms
Pick and buy: U-pick: Pumpkins, Sunflowers
Sells: Seasonal produce, Beef, Lamb, Pork +1 more

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Before you go

Call to schedule a Petting Farm visit or check Facebook for open dates.
Harvest Days dates and times change yearly, so check the calendar and Facebook page.
Burial Ground visits are by appointment.
Picking depends on the weather and the crop; check the farm's page or call the day you go.

What's here and when

2 crops, all U-pick · From the farm's website

Crop	When
Pumpkins	Ask the farm
SunflowersThe page does not give a specific month.	Ask the farm

Also at the farm

5 items · From the farm's website

Meat: Beef, Lamb, Pork
Also from the farm: Seasonal produce, Amish baked goods

Events and things to do

3 events · From the farm's website

Fall Harvest Days
October; dates and times change yearly
Southern Maryland Sunflower Festival
Fall; specific date not given
Farm Heritage Conservancy Annual Sunflower Festival
Labor Day weekend

Petting Farm
Hayrides
Farm tours · Priced according to options selected
Burial Ground tours
School visits

Visiting and ordering

Restrooms
Event space
Petting Farm available for scheduled visits and events.

Ordering

Online shopping is mentioned, but no ordering details are provided.

About the farm

From the farm's website

Since 1965
Pasture-raised
Grass-fed
Free-range
No spray
Also: Farm store, Flower farm

The farm raises and cultivates many crops, vegetables, cattle, and sheep. It was the first such district in Charles County and one of the first in Maryland.