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Maysarah Farm
Open fields and mature tree lines across Maysarah Farm in Clarksville, Maryland, seen from above on a clear summer day.

A place where ease, belonging, and possibility take root.

Maysarah Farm is a 95-acre farm taking root in Clarksville, Maryland—a place where land, family, stewardship, and possibility can grow together.

Rooted in ease. Growing toward abundance.

Maysarah evokes ease, abundance, and the grace of things becoming possible. It is a name for the spirit we hope to cultivate here: a place cared for with patience, made welcoming with intention, and allowed to grow with purpose.

This is the beginning of a new chapter for the land—and a long-term commitment to what it can become.

Ninety-five acres with a story already in progress.

Open fields, mature tree lines, barns, pasture, and a winding creek give Maysarah Farm its character. Its agricultural roots will remain part of its future as we learn the land, care for what is here, and shape what comes next.

  • Approximately 95 acres
  • Clarksville, Maryland
  • Fields, pasture, barns, and creek
  • Preserved agricultural character

Before Maysarah, this land already brought people together.

For decades, the Lewis family cared for this land as an equestrian farm, a family home, and a place of service. Beginning in 2006, the farm became home to the Ten Oaks Cup, a series of charity polo matches benefiting Our Daily Bread in Baltimore.

The matches brought riders, neighbors, sponsors, and guests together in Clarksville, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars to support meals and services for people experiencing poverty and homelessness.

That history matters to Maysarah Farm. It reminds us that land can be more than something we own—it can be a place where generosity, hospitality, and community take root.

A place can carry its history forward without standing still.

12
Ten Oaks Cup matches
2006
A tradition begins
Hundreds of thousands
Raised for Our Daily Bread

Our Daily Bread Employment Center is a program of Catholic Charities of Baltimore. Fundraising totals are drawn from contemporaneous reporting and are approximate.

A farm shaped for the long view.

  • A Working Landscape

    Agriculture will remain central to the land, with each new use chosen carefully and allowed to develop at the right pace.

  • A Place to Belong

    Maysarah is being imagined as a place for family, friendship, learning, and meaningful connection to the land.

  • Thoughtful Stewardship

    Every improvement should serve the farm's next season while respecting the history, beauty, and agricultural character already here.

The plans for Maysarah Farm will unfold over time. We look forward to sharing the process as the vision becomes more tangible.

We are not building for a season. We are caring for a place that can keep giving—for generations.

Follow the next chapter.

Maysarah Farm is just beginning. Join us as we learn the land, shape the vision, and share what grows from here.