Agritourism Farms in Tennessee (2026)

440 in Tennessee as of the last refresh, drawn from the USDA Local Food Portal and state agriculture directories. 1 publish opening hours that include today. Coverage tracks what those directories carry — a farm that has never registered with USDA won't appear here.

Working farms that also host visitors — corn mazes, hayrides, pumpkin patches, farm stays, tastings and seasonal festivals. The farm is the attraction, which is what separates these from a market that merely sells produce.

Autumn, by a wide margin — mazes, pumpkins and cider dominate Tennessee's agritourism calendar from September through early November, with a second, smaller spring peak around blossom and lambing.

Often yes for mazes, festivals and farm stays, and increasingly for timed autumn weekend entry. Check the farm's own site before travelling; USDA listings carry contact details but not ticketing.