The best parks & outdoor spots in Easton

Queen Anne's County Parks keeps Centreville buzzing with a steady lineup of happenings, from Pumpkins in the Park and Artoberfest to bus trips, puzzle nights, and inclusive adaptive recreation. Skim their Fall Winter Guide or hop on the newsletter, then let the weekend basically plan itself.

From the Centreville newsletter, October 5, 2026

Fox 3 Farm is a veteran owned organic farm raising grass fed, rotationally grazed St. Croix sheep on the Eastern Shore, offering select lamb cuts with no antibiotics, GMOs or hormones, plus breeding stock to reserve. Thinking of starting a flock?

From the Centreville newsletter, October 9, 2026

Whether you want a low-key campout, a quick paddle, or a kid energy dump on the playground, Martinak State Park wraps forest, field, and marshland into an easy backyard adventure. Stroll the hiking trails, pop into the nature center, and remember that breathing fresh air counts as productivity.

From the Denton newsletter, October 7, 2026

Since 1942, Queen Anne's County 4-H Park has been the county’s go-to fairgrounds and gathering place, proudly stewarded by volunteers. It hosts the annual Queen Anne’s County 4-H Fair, offers community-friendly rentals for gatherings, and even houses the Queen Anne’s County Museum of Eastern Shore Life.

From the Centreville newsletter, September 28, 2026

If your idea of a good Saturday swings between pickup soccer, a few innings with the kids, a mellow disc golf round, or wetting a line, White Marsh Park delivers. Three miles of wooded and meadow trails make it an easy go-to when you just need some fresh Centreville air.

From the Centreville newsletter, September 22, 2026

Since 1996, Cawley Family Farm has been the local spot on 15 acres for cut-your-own Christmas trees or fresh pre-cuts, with firs, spruces, and pines that actually smell like December. They’ll shake, bale, and net your pick, plus fresh wreaths and custom horse-head designs keep the porch looking festive.

From the Centreville newsletter, October 14, 2026

When the wiggles hit, Turtle Park has you covered with a kid-approved playground, a recreation center, and ready-to-play basketball, tennis, and baseball areas. Community volunteers keep it thriving with events throughout the year, so it’s an easy spot to burn energy, meet neighbors, and reclaim your afternoon sanity.

From the Washington newsletter, October 8, 2026

5-acre community green with a playground, open lawns, a fountain, and an amphitheater, perfect for breezy picnics, kid energy burn-offs, or a low-key workout. This week, grab a neighbor, toss a ball, maybe even sneak in a few stretches between sips of iced coffee.

From the Baltimore newsletter, October 15, 2026

Need a quick harbor reset that doubles as kid energy management? West Shore Park delivers splash-pad joy, tree-shaded benches, and a big stretch of grass for lunch breaks or late-afternoon lounging, plus fitness classes and seasonal happenings that make it easy to pretend you're outdoorsy this week.

From the Baltimore newsletter, October 9, 2026