Toddlers & little ones
Fall Fun for Toddlers & Little Ones in Nashville
The Nashville Fall Festival is a gentle, toddler-friendly farm day in Bellevue — and ages 6 and under are always free. Little ones love the petting zoo, the free hayride, the corn box, the playground, and picking a free pumpkin, all at an easy pace on 70 acres.
Built for little legs
The farm is one of the easier fall outings for toddlers: the petting zoo, the free hayride, a corn box to play in, tractor tire swings, and a kids playground are all gentle and hands-on. There are no scares — it is a daytime, family festival.
Best of all, ages 6 and under are always free, so a toddler morning does not cost extra.
Come early for the calm
Little ones do best before the afternoon crowds. Saturdays open at 9 AM and Sundays at noon; an early arrival means shorter lines, easier stroller paths, and a happier toddler.
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Questions, answered
Is the Nashville Fall Festival good for toddlers?
Yes — it is a gentle, daytime farm festival with a petting zoo, free hayride, corn box, playground, and tractor tire swings. No scares.
Do toddlers need a ticket?
No — ages 6 and under are always free. Adults are $23 and kids 7–13 are $11, currently 20% off through September 16.
Is it stroller-friendly?
Mostly — the farm is grass and can be uneven, and many main areas are manageable with a stroller. A carrier can be easier after rain.
What is the best time to bring a toddler?
Earlier in the day, before the afternoon crowds. Saturday opens at 9 AM, Sunday at noon.
Are there bathrooms and places to rest?
Yes, and plenty of shady spots and lawn areas to take a break. Strollers are welcome.
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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