Homeschool groups
Homeschool Days at the Nashville Fall Festival
Homeschool families and co-ops can visit the Nashville Fall Festival on a weekday for a hands-on fall day on 70 acres — the corn maze, hayride, pumpkin patch, and petting zoo make an easy outing or a field-trip-style lesson. Weekday field-trip slots can be reserved online, with only two groups a day.
Weekdays are made for homeschool groups
Homeschool families have the run of the farm on weekdays, when it is calm and uncrowded — perfect for a co-op outing or a nature-and-harvest lesson. The corn maze, hayride, sunflower trails, pumpkin patch, and petting zoo all lend themselves to a hands-on fall day.
Book a weekday slot
Weekday field-trip slots are a two-hour visit with a farmer guide, and only two groups come per day, so dates fill up. You can reserve a morning or midday slot online, and the team follows up with pricing and details.
Good to know
Questions, answered
Can homeschool groups visit the Nashville Fall Festival?
Yes — weekdays are ideal for homeschool families and co-ops. You can come as a group or book a structured field-trip slot.
How do we book a homeschool field trip?
Reserve a weekday slot on the field-trips page — a two-hour morning or midday visit with a farmer guide. Only two groups come per day, so book early.
What does a homeschool field trip include?
A two-hour guided visit across the farm: the corn maze, a hayride, pumpkin bowling and painting, the river trails, pumpkin picking, s’mores, the playground, and the petting zoo.
How much does it cost?
Field-trip pricing is $10 per student and $20 per adult, plus a farm-guide fee based on group size. Reserve a date online and the team confirms the details.
Can we bring lunch?
Yes — bring lunches or have pizza delivered. There is an indoor space your group can use.
Ready when you are
Come see it for yourself
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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