Priddy Farms' Bartlett location offers a pumpkin patch and corn maze, hayrides, a train ride, a petting zoo, a build-a-scarecrow station, nine-hole putt-putt, and a haunted-woods trail. The farm also sells Christmas trees and wreaths in season.
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Tom's Farm near Rossville, Tennessee offers a pumpkin patch, corn maze (including a kiddie maze and a haunted version), a cow-train ride, hayrides, and a haunted trail each fall. The farm market and concessions are also on site. A separately named haunted attraction, Torment, runs evenings in October.
Priddy Farms' 50-acre Millington location features a larger corn maze, a haunted house on October weekends, barrel-train rides, hayrides, a petting zoo, and bucket golf, alongside seasonal Christmas tree sales.
Jones Orchard runs a 10-acre corn maze near Millington, Tennessee that changes design annually, alongside an in-maze puzzle game, a pumpkin patch, and fall photo spots. A separately branded haunted attraction, Shadowlands: Festival of Fear, operates evenings in October. 2025 admission was $10 for ages 5 and up.
Maple Lane Farms is a multigenerational family farm in Greenback, Tennessee offering an 8-acre corn maze, tractor-pulled hayrides, a pumpkin patch, and sunflower fields against a mountain-view backdrop. The fall festival runs weekends in October 2026 with a barn store, inflatables, campfires, live music, and food vendors. A separate haunted-woods experience operates on select October evenings. Pets are not permitted on site.