The 10 Best Pumpkin Picking Spots in Tennessee! By
Alli Hill
Fall in Tennessee is a real treat: the crisp mountain air, rich foliage, and smells of fresh cider and pumpkin spice are just a few of the signs that cooler weather is here to stay. Heading to the pumpkin patch is top priority for many families in Tennessee as they prepare for Halloween. Whether you’re looking for the perfect carving pumpkin or a gourd suited for the pie you plan on baking, you’ll find it at the best pumpkin picking spots in Tennessee.
Fiddle Dee Farms, Greenbrier, TN
This isn't your ordinary pumpkin patch. They've transformed their entire farm into Pumpkin Town, where you can find the best pumpkins and plenty of photo-ops everywhere you look. They even have an on-site decorating station where you can paint your pumpkins on the spot for free.
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Lyon Family Farms, Taft, TN
Home of the largest pumpkin patch in the Tennessee Valley, there's no shortage of fall fun to get into here. Alongside their huge selection of pumpkins, you can also find a sprawling corn maze, live music, giant pillow, pig races, a petting zoo, and more. There's enough here to keep you entertained all day, so plan to spend some time exploring.
The River Maze, Ocoee, TN
For the true pumpkin patch experience, you'll want to come here first. You can pick your pumpkin right off the vine, and enjoy classic Farm activities like the corn maze, hayrides, slides, the Cow Train, farm animals, and outdoor games and sports. The farm is located on the banks of the mighty Ocoee River, so expect plenty of beautiful scenery to keep you company.
Pumpkin Hill, Mt. Juliet, TN
This place is always decked out for Halloween, and this year is no exception. From an amazing pumpkin patch to Freshly carve jack-o'-lanterns, pumpkin pies and hayrides, campfires and so much more, there's a heaping helping of fall fun waiting for you. Pumpkins start at just $2 each, so expect the best value when you get your pumpkins here.
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Walden Farm, Smyrna, TN
This postcard worthy Farm is a classic example of everything a Tennessee farm should be. The folks are friendly, the property is well-maintained, and there's a beautiful balance of rustic and modern throughout. You'll have plenty of pumpkins to choose from so expect nothing but the best.
Kyker Farms, Sevierville, TN
Known for their annual creative corn maze, you won't want to miss the pumpkin patch experience here. Located just a stone's throw from the majestic Smoky Mountains, there's plenty of gorgeous scenery and fall foliage to keep you company. Enjoy a hayride and other fun farm activities during your visit.
Priddy Farms, Arlington, TN
While you're searching for the perfect pumpkin here, keep your eye out for some of the area's native wildlife, including owls, dear, and foxes. They host a variety of special events, such as campfires and parties, as well as the everyday hayride out to the pumpkin patch. Come build a scarecrow, hop aboard the miniature train, enjoy the slide, and don't forget to take plenty of pictures.
Old McDonald’s Farm, Sale Creek, TN
Your kids won't want to miss the chance to visit the real Old MacDonald's Farm, especially since they also have one of the best pumpkin patches around. A fall day here usually consists of a hayride, the pumpkin patch, visiting with farm animals, the hay or corn maze, giant slides, and other fun games, all for a single price. They also have additional activities like gem mining and the pumpkin slingshot for an a la carte fee.
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Morrison Acres, Morrison, TN
Your pumpkin picking adventure begins with a short hayride that takes you directly to the pumpkin patch, where you can then explore four acres of beautiful pumpkins and find the perfect one. All their pumpkins are grown on their farm so you can expect nothing but freshness and quality. Best of all, the price of the pumpkin is included in the admission you pay, which also grants you access to the playground, corn maze, and other activities.
Myers Farm, Bulls Gap, TN
Touted as one of the most visited family farms in the state, families have made the pumpkin patch here an annual tradition. Fall is one of the best times to visit the farm, where you can take advantage of some of the largest corn mazes and pumpkin patch in the state. The farm is open year-round and filled with a variety of activities depending on the season, and if this is your first visit here it certainly won't be your last.
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