Updated September 21, 2026 · Eagleville, south of Nashville
The details that change your plan
| Question | What to know |
|---|---|
| Where? | 4306 Rocky Glade Road, Eagleville, Tennessee |
| Do toddlers need tickets? | Ages two and older need admission; 23 months and under are free |
| Is the maze extra? | The seasonal corn maze is included with admission |
| Are pumpkins included? | Regular admission does not include pumpkin purchases |
| Can I decide at the gate? | Gate availability is not guaranteed; buy online at least one hour before arrival |
Book a date, not a headline “from” price
The farm uses variable pricing. Its pricing page advertises online date-specific tickets starting at $10, but that is not a confirmed price for your September weekend. Select the actual date, time and number of paying guests before comparing costs. Taxes and online processing fees apply. Parking is free; all sales are final.
The published $33 Fall Frenzy card is an optional add-on, not a substitute for admission. It includes a pumpkin up to the listed size and a selection of feeding, treat and activity extras. Buy it only if your group would use the contents. Ticket categories and add-on details ↗
A useful comparison: calculate four admissions first, then decide whether one shared set of extras will meet your needs. An adult who only wants to accompany a child may not need the same extra purchases. Compare the final checkout total with your budget before committing to nonrefundable tickets.
The corn maze is part of the day, not the whole day
The 2026 maze operates September 16–October 31 during the farm park’s scheduled hours and is included in admission. The farm estimates an average completion time of about 30 minutes, but that is not a promise for a particular family. Allow extra time for wrong turns, photos and a child who wants a break. Current corn-maze information ↗
Choose a meeting point before entering and keep children with their accompanying adult. Start the maze before everyone is tired, then leave room for animals or play activities. A plan with three things your children actually want to do is more useful than trying to finish every attraction.
September hours need a date check
Lucky Ladd publishes a calendar because opening days and times vary. Admission ends one hour before closing, and online tickets must be bought at least one hour before your visit. An afternoon ticket should leave enough time for your priority activities. Operating calendar and directions ↗
Save the Eagleville address rather than navigating to “Nashville pumpkin patch.” Choose a route from your actual starting neighborhood. Franklin, Murfreesboro and central Nashville are different bases; a generic drive-time estimate is not useful for every visitor.
What is not a September attraction?
The farm’s 2026 sunflower page lists an estimated summer bloom window of July 9–26. It does not establish a September sunflower season. The October 23–24 Glow Nights are also separate from a September daytime visit. Likewise, this is not presented as a verified apple-picking orchard.
If flowers or apples are your main goal, confirm another farm’s current crop before booking a ticket here. Apple-themed food and a seasonal farm setting do not automatically mean apples are available to pick. Sunflower season notice ↗
Make it a day trip or part of a Nashville weekend
For residents, this can be the day’s main outing without a hotel. Visitors combining the farm with Nashville should compare the entire weekend route before choosing accommodation. A downtown hotel may serve city sightseeing well while adding driving for this particular stop.
Sources and visitor context
Official 2026 festival dates, ticket rules and crop information checked September 21, 2026. Past visitors in a Nashville family-farm discussion praised the outing and emphasized booking ahead. Those older accounts helped frame the planning questions, not the current prices.