Pumpkin patch season is one of our favorite parts of fall in Memphis! Whether you want a simple afternoon of picking pumpkins, a full day filled with farm activities or a corn maze that becomes haunted after dark, there are several family-friendly farms within an easy drive of the city.
I’ve rounded up seven of the best pumpkin patches and corn mazes near Memphis for 2026. Opening dates, hours and activities can change because of weather, so be sure to check each farm’s website or social media before you visit.
Best Pumpkin Patches and Corn Mazes Near Memphis for Fall 2026
Priddy Farms – Priddy Farms is one of our favorite places to visit each fall. The farm now has two locations, one near Bartlett and Arlington and a larger location in Millington. Activities vary by location, so check the website before deciding which one is best for your family.
The original Bartlett location offers a pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, train rides, farm animals, a haunted woods trail, inflatables, miniature golf and a large playground. There are enough activities to keep the kids entertained for several hours!
The 2026 pumpkin patch and corn maze season runs from September 19 through November 8. General admission tickets for the Bartlett location are sold at the gate.
Location: 4595 North Germantown Road, Arlington, Tennessee
Best for: Families who want several activities in one place
Laura’s tip: Compare the attractions at the Bartlett and Millington locations before visiting because each farm offers a slightly different experience.
Cedar Hill Farm – Located in Hernando, Mississippi, Cedar Hill Farm is a 120-acre working farm with one of the most complete fall experiences near Memphis.
Families can take a tractor-drawn hayride to the pumpkin patch, explore the corn maze, visit the farm animals and enjoy the farm’s play areas. The playground, slides and other outdoor activities make this an easy place to spend most of the day.
Cedar Hill Farm also has concessions, a country store and The Barn restaurant. Its nighttime Haunted Farm and private fire pits are separate experiences, so look at the schedule and ticket options carefully when planning your visit.
Location: 8 Love Road, Hernando, Mississippi
Best for: A full fall day with activities and food
Laura’s tip: Make dining reservations in advance if you want to eat at The Barn during a busy fall weekend.
Jones Orchard – Jones Orchard is located in Millington, just north of Memphis. We love visiting during the different seasons to pick fresh fruit, and the fall corn maze is always a fun experience for the kids.
The farm’s 2026 corn maze opens October 2. Jones Orchard also offers hayrides, a pumpkin patch and seasonal fall activities. Families looking for a daytime outing should pay attention to the schedule because the farm’s haunted attractions are much scarier and are offered separately on select evenings.
Jones Orchard has two roadside markets in Millington, but its fall attractions may be held at a specific location. Double-check the address listed with your tickets before leaving home.
Location: Millington, Tennessee
Best for: A traditional corn maze and pumpkin-picking experience
Laura’s tip: Visit during the daytime with younger children and save the haunted attractions for older kids and adults.
Falcon Ridge Farm – Located in Toone, Tennessee, Falcon Ridge Farm is farther from Memphis, but it is a great choice when you want to turn your pumpkin patch visit into a full-day fall outing.
Its 2026 Fall Festival runs from September 26 through October 31. The farm is open Fridays from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and Sundays from noon until 6:00 p.m.
Admission includes the corn maze, pumpkin patch, tractor-drawn wagon ride and more than 20 farm attractions. Children ages 3 through 10 receive a small pumpkin with admission, while additional pumpkins are available to purchase. Pony rides, the corn cannon and animal feed cost extra.
The farm also has animals, play areas, photo opportunities, shaded picnic tables, food and drinks.
Location: 22630 Highway 18 North, Toone, Tennessee
Best for: Families who want a full-day farm experience
Laura’s tip: Wear comfortable shoes and leave plenty of time to enjoy the activities since this one is a longer drive from Memphis.
Menagerie Farm – Menagerie Farm is a 65-acre farm located in Collierville. We have visited for birthday parties, and the kids have always had a blast there.
The farm hosts seasonal activities, scavenger hunts, bonfires, school groups, church gatherings and private events. Unlike some of the larger pumpkin patches on this list, Menagerie Farm does not maintain the same daily public schedule throughout the season.
Its website currently says that 2026 general admission dates will be announced as they are scheduled. Check the farm’s website or call before visiting to confirm whether a public fall event is available on your preferred date.
Location: 3135 Shea Road, Collierville, Tennessee
Best for: Smaller events, group outings and a local farm experience
Laura’s tip: Do not arrive without checking the schedule because many visits and activities require reservations.
Tom’s Farm – Located in Rossville, Tennessee, Tom’s Farm offers a traditional, relaxed pumpkin patch experience with pumpkins, hayrides, a corn maze and bonfires.
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture lists Tom’s Farm as offering pick-your-own pumpkins, corn and hay mazes, wagon rides and farm tours. Because its schedules and special events are frequently shared through Facebook, check for the newest post or call the farm before making the drive.
Tom’s Farm also operates a separate haunted attraction on select nights, so families with younger children should confirm whether they are visiting during regular daytime hours or an evening haunted event.
Location: 1665 Murrell Road, Rossville, Tennessee
Best for: A traditional pumpkin patch, hayride and corn maze
Laura’s tip: Call ahead at 901-853-0997 to verify current hours, bonfire availability and pricing.
The Mid-South Maze – The Mid-South Maze has been a favorite of mine since childhood. Located at Agricenter International, it is also one of the most convenient fall attractions for families who want to stay in Memphis.
The 2026 maze season runs from September 18 through October 31. During September, the maze is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Wednesday and Thursday hours are added in October.
Classic maze admission is $12 for adults ages 13 and older and $8 for children ages 6 through 12. Children ages 5 and younger are free. Tickets may be purchased online or at the maze.
The maze becomes haunted on select Friday and Saturday nights in October. Haunted Maze tickets are $25 for all ages, and advance tickets are recommended because those nights can sell out. Visit during regular daytime hours if you are bringing younger children or want a non-scary experience.
Location: 7777 Walnut Grove Road, Memphis, Tennessee
Best for: A convenient Memphis corn maze and an option for older kids who enjoy haunted attractions
Laura’s tip: Check the daily schedule carefully because the classic family maze and Haunted Maze have different hours and admission prices.
Tips for Visiting a Pumpkin Patch Near Memphis
Fall weekends can be warm in Memphis, so dress in layers and bring water. Closed-toe shoes are usually the best choice because fields and corn mazes may be dusty, muddy or uneven.
Many farms charge separately for pumpkins, food and premium activities such as pony rides. Purchasing admission does not always include a pumpkin, so check each farm’s policies before visiting.
Weather can also affect operating hours. Always look at the farm’s website or social media on the day of your visit, especially after heavy rain.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do pumpkin patches near Memphis open?
Most pumpkin patches and corn mazes near Memphis open between the middle of September and the beginning of October. In 2026, The Mid-South Maze opens September 18, Priddy Farms opens September 19, Falcon Ridge Farm opens September 26 and the Jones Orchard corn maze opens October 2.
Which pumpkin patch is closest to Memphis?
The Mid-South Maze at Agricenter International is one of the closest and most convenient options within Memphis. Priddy Farms, Jones Orchard and Menagerie Farm are also located in or near Shelby County.
Which pumpkin patch is best for younger children?
Priddy Farms and Cedar Hill Farm offer several activities in addition to their pumpkin patches. Falcon Ridge Farm is another good option for children because admission includes more than 20 attractions, a wagon ride and a small pumpkin for children ages 3 through 10.
Are pumpkins included with admission?
It depends on the farm. At Falcon Ridge Farm, children ages 3 through 10 receive one small pumpkin with admission, but other pumpkins cost extra. Always check the individual farm’s policy before visiting.
Are the haunted attractions appropriate for young children?
The daytime pumpkin patches and corn mazes are generally designed for families, but the nighttime haunted attractions may not be appropriate for younger children. Jones Orchard, Tom’s Farm, Priddy Farms and The Mid-South Maze offer spooky or haunted experiences on select dates, so check the schedule before you go.
Our family loves visiting pumpkin patches and corn mazes each fall. Which one is your favorite near Memphis? Let me know if there is another one we should add to our list!
