2026 Country Roads & Gardens Tour

Enjoy a delightful day exploring historic charming country roads and beautiful gardens throughout the picturesque Maryland mountains and valleys of Middletown, Myersville, Wolfsville, and Boonsboro! This self-guided driving tour will take you to ten lovely garden spots to take in the natural beauty of history rich farmlands, extensive landscapes, woodlands, private outdoor residences, and school educational gardens. In addition to the inspiring gardens, various locations will also feature “en plein air” artists, musicians, specific garden activities and other garden and craft products from local vendors available for purchase. So get your tickets that are good for either day, mark your calendars and get ready for a scenic day of natural creativity and beauty at the following gardens:
• Tovornik Gardens on Monument Rd, Myersville
• Homeplace Gardens on San Mar Rd, Boonsboro
• Edgewood Gardens on Balt Nat Pike, Myersville
• Wolfsville Elementary School in Wolfsville
• Highland Manor on Church Hill Rd, Myersville
• Treasured Roots Farm on Balt Nat Pike, Middletown
• Surreybrooke Gardens on Balt Nat Pike, Middletown
• Dahlia Den & Gardens on Stone Rd near Braddock
• Sazilly Farm on Burkittsville Rd, Middletown
• New Bremen on Myersville Rd, Myersville
Country Roads & Gardens Tour tickets are valid for both Saturday, June 20 and Sunday, June 21 and the tour will be a rain or shine event. You can start the tour at any of the garden locations by showing your online Eventbrite purchase confirmation to receive a tour brochure with a map and garden ticket list (each garden can only be visited once over the course of the tour weekend). Advance Eventbrite On-line tickets can be ordered at $25 (plus processing fee) and Tour Day Tickets will be $30 (only available at Myersville Town Hall). Purchase online tickets here: 2026countryroadsandgardenstour.eventbrite.com/
You can plan to visit the gardens all in one day or spread them out to cover each during the two days. Food options will be notated near specific gardens or you can pick-up a lunch along the tour to enjoy a garden picnic. Participate in garden scavenger hunts and search for painted rocks to take and rehide at other gardens or locations to pass a smile on to the next finder. Tour proceeds will benefit local non-profit organizations like the Myersville-Wolfsville Area Historical Society (MWAHS), community programs and further beautification enhancements of participating gardens. The MWAHS will provide a local display at the Myersville Town Hall on Main Street, Myersville and will be the exclusive location to purchase tour tickets during the tour weekend in-person.