Question 1

How much is admission?

Accepted Answer

General admission is $23 for adults (14+) and $11 for kids (7–13); ages 6 and under are free. At the gate it’s $25 / $12, cash.

Question 2

Do you offer season passes?

Accepted Answer

Yes — $70 for one adult, or $179 for the Household Pass (2 adults + up to 4 kids). Season passes are non-transferable, and the named adult on the pass must be present at entry. Kids under 6 are free.

Question 3

Do I have to pick a specific day?

Accepted Answer

No. Online tickets are not date-specific — use them any open day of the season that works for your family.

Question 4

What is included with admission?

Accepted Answer

The corn maze, the 7-acre sunflower field, the petting zoo, the river walk, lawn games and the kids playground, weekend live music, and your free pumpkin from the patch.

Question 5

What costs extra?

Accepted Answer

Hayrides are free this year. A few optional extras cost more: pony rides ($10), sunflower jar picks ($10, or $20 for a big tote), hot air balloon rides ($25, on select days), and pumpkins from the shop (price varies).

Question 6

Is parking free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. On-site parking is free and plentiful, and staff will help guide you in.

Question 7

Is it rain or shine?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the festival runs rain or shine. Only the hot air balloon is subject to weather delays or cancellation, for safety.

Question 8

Can I leave and come back?

Accepted Answer

Yes — re-entry is allowed the same day. Just keep your wristband on when you leave.

Question 9

Are dogs allowed?

Accepted Answer

Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome. Tennessee and Metro Nashville leash laws apply, so keep your dog on a leash and under control at all times — and please bring bags to clean up after them.

Question 10

Is there food?

Accepted Answer

Yes — a rotating lineup of food trucks and local vendors serving southern comfort food, sweet treats, and festival snacks.

Question 11

Can I pay with a card?

Accepted Answer

Most vendors accept cash, credit and debit, and digital payments. A few are cash-only, so it is a good idea to bring both.

Question 12

Is the festival accessible?

Accepted Answer

We do our best to accommodate everyone. Keep in mind much of the festival is on grass and uneven ground; parking staff can help with drop-off as needed.

Question 13

Where is the festival?

Accepted Answer

8687 Old Harding Pike, Nashville, TN 37221 — 70 acres along the South Harpeth River in Bellevue. Free on-site parking.

Fall on the farm, in pictures

The 2026 season

The 2025 season