Maryland Halloween Guide 2020: Haunted Yards, Pumpkin Patches

Ellicott City MD

31 October, 2020

2:46 PM

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MARYLAND — Many families are still planning to hand out goods and take kids trick-or-treating this Halloween around Maryland. The coronavirus pandemic has meant some celebrations have been canceled or scaled back, but you can still take the kids to pumpkin patches and check ghoulishly decorated yards. Here's a look at some of the spots to scare up a terrifying good time for Halloween 2020. Related: Kids Will Trick-Or-Treat, But Many Will Wear Masks: MD Survey Halloween 2020: Popular Silver Spring Display Returns Free Books, Halloween Decor Liven Up Glen Burnie Home's Yard Havre de Grace Artist Creates Dollhead Tree Silver Spring Halloween Display Features Creepy Creatures Halloween Display: Silver Spring Woman Turns Lawn Into Graveyard Boyds Woman Nails Kid-Friendly Halloween Walk-Thru: How To Visit Pumpkin Patches And More Bel Air Pumpkin Patch Bounty: How About From-Scratch Pie?Perry Hall Pumpkin Patch Bounty: How About From-Scratch Pie?Best Towson-Area Pumpkin Patches 2020Your Guide To Carving After A Pumpkin Patch Visit In ColumbiaA Guide To Carving After A Pumpkin Patch Visit In Ellicott CityYour Guide To Carving After A Pumpkin Patch Visit In CatonsvilleYour Guide To Carving After A Pumpkin Patch Visit In DundalkYour Guide To Carving After A Pumpkin Patch Visit In CroftonYour Guide To Carving After A Pumpkin Patch Visit In Glen BurnieVisit Germantown-Area Pumpkin Patch Before It's Too LateVisit An Annapolis Pumpkin Patch Before It's Too LateVisit A Pasadena Pumpkin Patch Before It's Too LateVisit An Odenton Pumpkin Patch Before It's Too LateVisit An Edgewater Pumpkin Patch Before It's Too LateVisit A Bowie Pumpkin Patch Before It's Too LateBest Bethesda-Area Pumpkin Patches 2020Best Rockville-Area Pumpkin Patches 2020Best Silver Spring-Area Pumpkin Patches 2020Best Gaithersburg-Area Pumpkin Patches 2020Halloween Events, Reminders How To Trick-Or-Treat, Celebrate Halloween Safely In MoCoTrunk-Or-Treat Event Oct. 31 At Dundalk American LegionA Safer Halloween: Rockville To Host Socially-Distant EventsTrio Of 1K-Pound Pumpkins Comes To Downtown Annapolis: Report