Pumpkin Patches Near Nashville
Pumpkin patch season in Middle Tennessee runs from late September through the end of October, and the good ones fill up fast on weekends. This directory lists every pumpkin patch we know of within driving distance of Nashville, from the big farm operations in Williamson and Rutherford counties to the smaller family patches up in Sumner, Robertson, and Wilson.
For each one we list the dates it's open, the farm and the town it's in, and what admission costs, with a link straight to the farm's own page for hours and current pricing. The list runs in date order and every entry names its town, so you can scan for the ones closest to you.
Heading out for Halloween too? Our Nashville Halloween events page has trunk-or-treats, not-too-scary trails, and costume parades across Nashville and the eight counties around it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When do pumpkin patches open near Nashville?
Most open the last weekend of September or the first weekend of October and run through October 31. A few open mid-September.
Are Nashville pumpkin patches free?
Some smaller farms have free admission and charge only for pumpkins. Larger farms with corn mazes and hayrides typically charge per-person admission, with weekend rates higher than weekday rates.
Which pumpkin patch is closest to downtown Nashville?
Davidson County has very few true farm patches. Most families drive 25 to 45 minutes into Williamson, Rutherford, Sumner, or Wilson County. Every entry in this list names its town, so you can scan for the closest one.
Do pumpkin patches near Nashville have activities for toddlers?
Yes. Most have a petting area, a small hay bale maze, and short hayrides that work well for the youngest visitors.