As the temperatures start to drop, and the leaves begin to change their color, several pumpkin farms in and around Nashville are now open! We’ve compiled a list of nine of our favorites. Click on each name to go directly to the farm’s website. (

1. Walden Farm

Walden Farm is just outside of Nashville, in Smyrna. The expansive farm includes play areas, train rides and tractor rides and other attractions, plus the Country Store, Sweet Shop, and of course, a wide variety of pumpkins to purchase.

2. Lucky Ladd Farms

Located in Eagleville, Lucky Ladd Farms was been named the Favorite Kid-Friendly Farm five years in a row, and with good reason. The 60-acre farm has plenty of activities for children, and adults, including a corn maze, pony rides, milking cows, exhibits, sweet treats and more.

3. Cheekwood Harvest

Cheekwood Harvest offers activities for both children and adults, and remains one of the highlights of the year at Cheekwood Estate & Gardens. In addition to the gorgeous landscape, Cheekwood Harvest offers activities for people of all ages, not to mention enjoying their gorgeous landscaped scenery. Tickets for admission, which must be purchased in advance, also include admission to Cheekwood Harvest.

4. Shuckles Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch at Fiddle Dee Farms

Shuckles Corn Maze & Pumpkin Farm is a bit outside of Nashville, in Greenbrier, Tennessee, but is definitely worth the drive. Shuckels offers plenty of activities, including a corn maze, cow train, a giant spider web climb, Jumbo Jenga, mazes, slides (including a recently-added Super Mega Ride-n-Slide, food, four magic shows a day, and much more,

5. Honeysuckle Hill Farm

Located in Springfield, Honeysuckle Hill Farm has numerous activities for people of all ages, including a haystack maze, milking parlor, fun maze and more. With over 18 activities, Honeysuckle Hill Farm also has a corn maze every year in the likeness of an artist, with this year’s honoree being Walker Hayes.

6. Boyd’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze

Boyd’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze, in Clarksville, doesn’t have as many activities as some of the other places in and around Nashville. But if you’re looking for an impressive amount of pumpkins to purchase, including white and pink pumpkins, plus a great place to take a few photos. Boyd’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze is the place to go.

7. Gentry’s Farm

Gentry’s Farm has been in business for more than 30 years, and remains one of the most-visited destinations in the fall. Located in Franklin, this working farm, which has been part of the Gentry family for over 165 years, has a corn maze, playground, animals to view, and more.

8. Bottom View Farm

Bottom View Farm, in Portland, has hay rides, a corn maze, pedal tractors and live animals, plus much more. Bottom View Farm also has a restaurant, which is even open for breakfast, and an ice cream parlor. Open daily, but not all activities will be available during the week.

9. Cedarwood Farms

Cedarwood Farms, in McMinnville, has a corn maze, petting zoo, corn crib, fire engines, sand box and more. A bonfire is also available for an additional charge.One pumpkin is included with the price of admission.