Parkton Peterson Pawpaw Picking Party Fest
The Parkton Peterson Pawpaw Picking Party Fest is a pawpaw festival in Parkton, Maryland. Here is what to expect, plus verified pawpaw growers near the festival if you want to buy fruit or trees while you are in the area.
- When
- Annual, fall pawpaw season. Confirm the 2027 date with the organizer.
- Where
- Fieldstone Nursery, 19316 Middletown Road, Parkton, Maryland
- Official site
- eventbrite.com
- Follow
About the festival
Ticketed mid-September pawpaw festival at Fieldstone Nursery in Parkton; free fruit samples, grafting demonstrations, nursery and pawpaw-patch tours, with fruit and grafted Peterson trees for sale.
Like most pawpaw festivals, it is timed to the short fall window when the fruit ripens, so it is the rare chance to taste fresh pawpaw, meet growers, and often buy seedlings or grafted trees on the spot. New to the fruit? See what a pawpaw tastes like before you go.
Source: festival listing. Details change year to year, so confirm with the organizer.
Pawpaw growers near Parkton Peterson Pawpaw Picking Party Fest
MD DIRECTORYVerified orchards, u-pick farms, nurseries, and markets in Maryland from our directory. See them all on the Maryland pawpaw page.
Common questions
When is the Parkton Peterson Pawpaw Picking Party Fest?
The Parkton Peterson Pawpaw Picking Party Fest is an annual event held during the fall pawpaw season in Parkton, Maryland. It was last held September 12, 2026. The 2027 date was not published when this page was built, so check the organizer's site for the confirmed date.
Where is the Parkton Peterson Pawpaw Picking Party Fest held?
It takes place in Parkton, Maryland, at Fieldstone Nursery, 19316 Middletown Road. See the organizer's page for parking and directions.
What happens at the Parkton Peterson Pawpaw Picking Party Fest?
Ticketed mid-September pawpaw festival at Fieldstone Nursery in Parkton; free fruit samples, grafting demonstrations, nursery and pawpaw-patch tours, with fruit and grafted Peterson trees for sale. Most pawpaw festivals also offer fresh fruit to taste, trees for sale, and growers to talk to.
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