Hayrides in Nashville
Free Hayrides at the Nashville Fall Festival
Hayrides at the Nashville Fall Festival are free with admission this year, carrying families out to the pumpkin patch and back across 70 acres in Bellevue. They run during festival hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from September 18 through November 1, 2026.
A free ride out to the patch
The hayride is the easiest way to get little ones and grandparents out to the pumpkin patch — a classic tractor-and-trailer ride through the farm. It is included with admission this year, so there is no extra ticket to buy.
It is also just a good time: the ride winds through the property with the river and fall color in view.
Good to know
Questions, answered
Are hayrides free at the Nashville Fall Festival?
Yes — hayrides are included with general admission this year. They carry you out to the pumpkin patch and back.
Where does the hayride go?
The hayride runs through the farm out to the pumpkin patch and back, so you can pick your free pumpkin without the long walk.
Is the hayride good for toddlers and grandparents?
Yes — it is one of the gentlest, most accessible ways to see the farm for all ages.
Do I need to reserve the hayride?
No reservation needed — hayrides run continuously during festival hours and are first-come, first-served.
When do hayrides run?
During festival hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, September 18 through November 1, 2026.
Ready when you are
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Buy online for the fastest entry, or pay cash at the gate. Tickets aren’t tied to a date — come any open day of the season.
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