Best Nashville Fall Farms & Pumpkin Patches

The grounds burst with autumn photo ops—barns, ponds, pumpkin patches, and decorated fields everywhere—while little ones navigate two corn mazes, climb playground structures, meet farm animals, and bounce between a miniature cabin, tire swings, and a hay ride. The variety keeps young kids happily occupied for a few hours, and you'll leave with a special pumpkin in hand and homemade treats in your belly.

Seasonal — typically fall

This scenic farm offers u-pick strawberry fields where even toddlers can participate in the harvest, with sweet, farm-fresh berries ready to take home in generous baskets at reasonable prices. Staff keep the grounds immaculate and photo-ready, and the farm stocks jams, eggs, honey, and local meats for families who'd rather skip the picking but still want fresh-from-the-farm goods.

Rows of naturally colored pumpkins in every variety imaginable greet visitors at this manageable-sized patch where kids can explore a free petting zoo, then level up with paid activities like a corn maze, hayride, and photo ops in the flower fields. Stick around for burgers and hot dogs at the snack stand, where the farm's friendly lab might just steal the show—and possibly your attention—while you eat.

Seasonal — typically fall

The sprawling grounds here transform into a fall destination where families navigate corn mazes, pick their own apples and pumpkins, and bounce between hayrides and seasonal activities. The friendly farm team keeps the energy welcoming and genuine, making it easy to spend an afternoon (or longer) exploring at your own pace.

Seasonal — typically fall harvest season

The sprawling grounds here offer families a classic autumn experience with a pumpkin patch, apple picking, corn maze, and hayride all in one visit—perfect for capturing those quintessential fall photos and letting kids burn energy outdoors. The on-site operations run smoothly with attentive staff, so you can focus on enjoying the seasonal activities together without worrying about the logistics.

Seasonal — typically fall

The sprawling grounds here pack multiple fall activities—pumpkin patches, apple picking, corn mazes, and hayrides—across enough space that crowds disperse naturally, making the experience feel unhurried despite heavy attendance. Bring prepaid tickets to skip lines, budget time for the animal encounters (goats, birds, bunnies) and food concessions, and let kids unplug from their phones while moving between activities.

The orchard's fall lineup invites families to pick their own apples straight from the trees, explore a corn maze, and take a hayride through the property while discovering how this family-owned operation grows its fruit. Between activities, browse the marketplace for fresh cider, homemade baked goods, and locally made treats, or settle in for a picnic among the trees with thoughtfully prepared food and refreshments.

Seasonal — typically fall

The tractor ride winds past a working pumpkin patch where kids can pick their own, but the real magic happens in the corn maze, petting zoo, and photo spots scattered throughout—all for a flat $12 admission that covers the whole afternoon of climbing, feeding animals, and riding. Expect crowds on weekends and friendly staff who keep the small-town farm energy alive, plus reasonably priced food and snacks if you want to fuel up between activities.

Seasonal — typically fall

The sprawling grounds here buzz with activity—literally, thanks to the observation beehives—and offer a mix of seasonal picking, farm animals to meet, slides and playground structures, a corn pit, and lawn games that keep kids and adults happily occupied for hours. The on-site market stocks fresh-pressed cider, warm apple cider donuts, and wood-fired pizza, making it easy to turn an afternoon of play into a full fall outing without breaking the budget.

Seasonal — typically fall

A family-run hillside orchard where you can pick your own peaches and apples straight from the trees on rolling land, with a rustic setup and a genuine farm experience—the owners provide guidance and boxes, and there's beautiful scenery to enjoy while you work. Fall brings apples and pumpkins, making it a natural stop for families wanting to see where their autumn harvest comes from.

Seasonal — typically summer through fall

The orchard grounds invite wandering through rows of apple trees and a shop stocked with fresh-baked goods made from their own fruit. Families can pick their own apples in late summer and fall, sip fresh cider slushes, grab warm cider donuts, and take hayrides through the property—a scenic, low-key autumn outing that feels like stepping into a pastoral painting.

Seasonal — typically late summer through fall

The sprawling grounds pack a remarkable variety of fall activities into one admission price—corn maze, hayride, pumpkin patch, multiple playgrounds and slides, carousel, corn pit, and farm animals—plus optional add-ons like apple blaster and bungee jump. Families routinely spend half a day here without running out of activities, with good food options (try the ice cream) and welcoming staff who make everyone feel comfortable.

Seasonal — typically fall