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20 minutes from Hendersonville · Greenbrier, TN
Pumpkin Patch Near Hendersonville, TN
You’re in Hendersonville with the kids and a free Saturday, and the question is whether a pumpkin patch up the road is worth the drive or whether to keep it close to home. We’re in Greenbrier, not Hendersonville, so here’s what the trip actually looks like.
How Far Is Shuckle's From Hendersonville?
Shuckle’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch is about 20 minutes from Hendersonville, TN, up through White House to Greenbrier in Robertson County. General admission is $20, and it covers a full farm day: an 8-acre corn maze, hayrides, Pumpkin Town and more than 30 other attractions. We’re open Saturdays and Sundays from September 26 to October 31, 2026.
About 20 minutes. We’re at 7526 Swift Road in Greenbrier, and it’s a straightforward drive across Sumner County into Robertson County.
Hendersonville is one of the Sumner County towns whose schools book weekday field trips here. If your kids have been out on one, it’s the same farm, and weekends are when it opens to families.
Hendersonville to the farm
Driving Up From Hendersonville
Take Tyree Springs Road up to White House and pick up Highway 31W. Or head west on Long Hollow Pike, or take Highway 31W through White House. It’s about 20 minutes.
For the full directions and what to wear, see Plan Your Visit.
What A Day At The Farm Costs
General admission is $20 for anyone 3 and up, or $18 for time slots from 5pm. Ages 2 and under are free. For two adults and two kids over 3, that’s $80, or $72 after 5pm.
That covers the attractions. Pumpkins and food cost extra, and so does a short list of extras, like the Cow Train and Laser Tag, which run on Shuckle Bucks punch cards. You only buy those if you want them. We take cash, cards and Apple Pay.
A season pass is $40 a person and gets that person in every weekend of the season.
Prices at a glance
Is It Worth The Drive?
If you only need a pumpkin for the porch, no, you don’t need to drive anywhere. If you want the whole afternoon, yes: one ticket gets you the 8-acre maze, the hayride, Pumpkin Town and more than 30 other attractions, and most families stay three to four hours.
The corn maze is cut with a new design every season and takes most families 45 minutes to an hour. The Hey Hey Hayride leaves every 5 to 10 minutes all day, so there’s no waiting around for it. At Pumpkin Town the pumpkins are already picked and set out in rows. You walk through and choose, and decorating them on the farm is free.
- 8acre corn maze
- 30+attractions included
- 58acre farm
- 18seasons in Greenbrier
Which Weekend To Pick
Sundays and late September are the quietest times to come. Mid October brings the biggest crowds, so come on a Sunday then if you can.
- Sundays are quieter than Saturdays, and a good pick with small children.
- Late September is the quietest stretch, and the patch is at its fullest.
- Mid October is peak color and peak crowds.
- From 5pm the twilight rate applies, and the light is best for photos.
We’re open Saturdays 10am to 8pm and Sundays noon to 8pm, and closed to the public Monday through Friday.
When to come
Questions We Get
Still stuck? Call 615-669-MAZE and a real person will pick up.
Is Shuckle's scary for small kids?
No. It’s a family farm, not a haunt: no actors, no jump scares and nothing frightening anywhere on the property. We’re open until 8pm, so the last part of the day is walked in low light, and none of that changes after dark.
Should we eat before we drive up?
No need. Most families driving in eat on the farm rather than stopping first. Fiddler’s Stop does burgers, hot dogs and Frito pie for a proper lunch, and fresh squeezed lemonade from the Sweet Snack Shack is the most popular thing we sell.
Can we bring our dog?
No pets, please, only certified service animals. It’s a busy farm with a lot of small children and a lot of food, and that combination doesn’t mix well with dogs.
Pick Your Day
Book before you leave. We cap attendance to keep the lines short, so good-weather Saturdays sell out, and you don’t want to find that out at the gate.