In Middle Tennessee, fall is fun and an enjoyable time to experience the sights and smells of the season. We have found apple orchards and pumpkin patches in the area for you to visit. Check out our recommendations, and remember that Saturday, October 21, 2024, is National Apple Day, so make sure to get some fresh apples for those delicious fall apple recipes and tasty treats.

Pumpkin Patches

Cheekwood Harvest: Nashville, TN

Dates: Sept. 14 - Oct. 27

Admission: $13 - $29

Cheekwood Harvest transforms its stunning 55-acre botanical garden into a fall wonderland. With 75,000 pumpkins and 4,000 chrysanthemums, it is absolutely a sight to see. Explore the Bradford Robertson Color Garden, stroll along the Scarecrow Trail and enjoy live music. Lastly, stop by the beautiful beer garden, open every weekend during the event!

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Lucky Ladd Farms: Eagleville, TN

Dates: Sept. 21 - Nov. 1

Admission: Prices vary by day. Save $5 per ticket online. 

Lucky Ladd Farms offers more than 50 attractions, and their fall festival is a must-visit for families and fall lovers alike. Admission includes a pumpkin, and the farm features a challenging corn maze with a new twist each year, a petting zoo, pony rides and so much more. Don't forget to check their website for special weekend events like the Fall Makers Market, Pups in the Park days and their Fall Scout Day as the holiday season approaches.

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Honeysuckle Hill Farm: Springfield, TN

Dates: Sept. 21 - Oct. 31

Admission: $19.95 - $24.95

Honeysuckle Hill Farm is packed with over 30 attractions, making it an ideal fall destination. This year's highlight is the 22nd annual Country Music Corn Maze along with Hillbilly Pig races on the weekends. Guests can also enjoy bonfires, singing chicken shows, tractor rides and of course, their pumpkin patch. Whether you're looking for a full day of farm fun or just want to pick out the perfect pumpkin, Honeysuckle Hill has something for everyone.

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Shuckle’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch: Greenbrier, TN

Dates: Weekends from Sept. 21 - Oct. 27

Admission: $16.43+

Looking for some weekend fall fun? Shuckle’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch in Greenbrier offers a variety of family-friendly activities, including the brand-new Super Mega Ride-N-Slide, petting zoos, the Corn Cannon, Hey Hey Hayrides and a zip line. Test your navigation skills in their 8-acre corn maze, and don't miss out on the pumpkin treats at The Butterstick Bakery, where you can indulge in fresh pumpkin bread and coffee.

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Gentry Farm: Franklin, TN

Dates: Saturday to Monday from Sept. 28 - Oct. 28

Admission: $13+

Gentry Farm offers more than just a pumpkin patch—it’s an immersive experience for families! Enjoy a farm arcade, wagon rides, a cornfield maze, mini-farm putt-putt, a nature trail, and adorable farm animals. With a focus on hands-on learning and imaginative play, all activities are included with the price of admission, available at the gate. The farm is also proud of its award-winning conservation efforts, having been named “Conservation Farm of the Year” in Williamson County for its work in stream mitigation and wildlife preservation.

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Walden Pumpkin Farm: Smyrna, TN

Dates: September 21 - October 31

Admission: FREE. Wristbands cost is $12+ to participate in farm activities.

Walden Pumpkin Farm is a sprawling 265-acre farm run by three generations of the Walden family. With activities ranging from hayrides to an animal barn, slip and slide, and a country store that offers locally made treats, decorations, and Halloween items, there's plenty to do. One unique treat here is the Pumpkin Fudge, available at the food depot. No wristband is required if you just want to browse pumpkins or visit the store.

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Flying Ghost: Nashville, TN

Dates: Sept. 16 - Nov. 3

Admission: Free

Flying Ghost offers Nashville’s largest variety of pumpkins, mums, corn stalks, and hay bales. It's a perfect family-friendly destination, featuring fun activities like pumpkin bowling and photo props for capturing seasonal memories. Plus, it's pet-friendly, making it a great outing for the whole family. Best of all, there's no entry fee!

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Grandaddy’s Farm: Estill Springs, TN

Dates: Sept. 23 - Oct. 28

Admission: $15.95+

Grandaddy’s Farm offers a full fall experience with a pumpkin patch, farm-grown mums and a market filled with seasonal décor and candles. Take a hayride to pick your own pumpkin, explore the corn maze, or enjoy activities like slides, pig races, and the Hilltop Hopper bouncing pillow. The animal corral is perfect for kids, with feed available for purchase. Admission includes access to all activities.

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Apple Orchards

Morning Glory Orchard: Nolensville, TN

Dates: July - September

Morning Glory Orchard offers a variety of fresh produce, including apples, peaches, honey, jams, and preserves. On Saturdays in the fall, they serve delicious apple cider donuts. A self-guided tour through the orchard is available for $5, and events like Girls’ Night Out and Date Nights make this orchard a charming fall destination. This is not a u-pick orchard.

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Breeden’s Orchard: Mt. Juliet, TN

Open: Wednesday to Saturday from September - October

Breeden’s Orchard features a 12-acre peach and apple orchard, and hosts fun events such as weekend cookouts and Friday night markets. Visitors can also enjoy fresh produce, baked goods, and gifts. Be sure to check their Facebook page for updates on events.

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Shade Tree Farm and Orchard: Adams, TN

Dates: Weekends from September - October

Shade Tree Farm and Orchard grows a variety of fruits and flowers, including apples, blackberries, blueberries, peaches, pears, and Tennessee daylilies. They sell fresh cider, apple pies, and homemade treats, and their apple season begins around Labor Day. This year, they are hosting a FREE Fall Festival on Saturday, October 12th, which will include pumpkins, food trucks, a petting zoo, a bounce house, and more!

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Granite Wheel Farm: Shelbyville, TN

Dates: Year-Round

As one of Tennessee’s largest apple orchards, Granite Wheel Farm features over 23,000 apple trees and the state’s only u-pick citrus grove. In addition to apples, the farm offers seasonal produce, farm tours, hayrides, and petting animals. The farm market sells fresh produce, including citrus, directly to visitors. Open Friday and Saturday, year-round.

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