
- When
- Sep 18 – Nov 1
- Where
- Nashville Fall Festival Grounds · NashvilleDirectionsVenue site
- Cost
- Varies, see event details
- Setting
- Outdoor

A massive corn maze, a 7-acre sunflower field, a pumpkin patch, a petting zoo, hayrides, and live music — on 70 acres along the South Harpeth River. Make it your new fall tradition.
September 18 – November 1, 2026 Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays
The Corn Maze
Get lost in the fun of our massive hillside corn maze — scenic valley views and fall foliage, a family favorite for all ages.
Rows of sunflowers glowing at sunset
7-Acre Sunflower Field
Seven acres of sunflowers at golden hour. The best photo you will take all fall, and it is included with admission.
A vintage truck loaded with pumpkins in a pumpkin patch
Pumpkin Patch + Free Pumpkin
Pick your free pumpkin from the patch (included with admission). Hop the hayride out and back.
A friendly goat at the Nashville Fall Festival petting zoo looking into the camera
Petting Zoo
Meet our alpacas, ponies, donkeys, goats, and bunnies. A heartwarming stop the whole family will love.
A river winding through trees turning gold and red in autumn
River Walk
A peaceful stroll along the South Harpeth River, where fall leaves reflect off the water.
A musician playing acoustic guitar outdoors
Live Music
Weekend performances from local and regional artists — the twang of banjos and the energy of Music City.
Round hay bales in a farm field on a bright day
Games & Play
Pumpkin bowling, cornhole, giant tic-tac-toe and checkers, hay bale mountain, tractor tire swings, and a kids playground.
A food truck serving food outdoors
Food Trucks & Vendors
Southern comfort food, sweet treats, and festival snacks from a rotating lineup of food trucks and local vendors.
Crowds are the main thing to plan around:
Saturdays are busiest — traffic near the entrance can back up in the afternoon.
Friday afternoon and Sunday are calmer, with easier parking and shorter lines.
Early arrivals beat the rush on any day; the closing weekend opens at 9 AM daily.
Late afternoon into golden hour is the prettiest light for photos.

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