Greenbrier, TN · 30 minutes from Nashville
The 8-Acre Corn Maze Near Nashville
A new design cut every season, clues posted along the route, and not a single jump scare anywhere in it. Open Saturdays and Sundays, September 26 to October 31, 2026.
The Corn Maze Nashville Families Come Back To
Eight acres of standing corn, cut into a brand-new design every single season, on a working family farm 30 minutes north of Nashville.
We’ve been cutting a maze here since 2009, and it’s the thing most people drive out for. It’s a proper puzzle rather than a wander, with clues posted along the way and checkpoints to tell you how far you’ve got. Most families finish it in 45 minutes to an hour.
The maze is included with general admission, and so is everything else on the farm. Your ticket also covers hayrides, the Animal Corral, DinoLand, four magic shows a day, the pumpkin patch and more than 30 other attractions.
We’re in Greenbrier, in Robertson County, roughly 20 minutes from Hendersonville, Goodlettsville and White House and 15 from Springfield. For most of Middle Tennessee we’re the shortest drive to a full-size corn maze.
Corn maze at a glance
- Size
- 8 acresNew design every season
- Time to finish
- 45 to 60 minMost families
- Difficulty
- Family levelClues posted throughout
- Scary?
- Not at allNo actors, no jump scares
- Cost
- IncludedWith general admission
- From Nashville
- 30 minutesStraight up I-65
Is The Corn Maze Scary?
No. This is the question we get asked more than any other, so here is the plain answer: Shuckle’s is a daytime family farm, not a haunted attraction. Nothing here is designed to frighten anyone.
- ✕No actors in the cornNobody is hiding in the rows waiting to jump out at you.
- ✕No jump scares or chainsawsWe don’t do haunt-style theatrics anywhere on the farm.
- ✕No gore or horror themingThe decorations are scarecrows and pumpkins, not blood and bones.
- ✓Built for four-year-olds and grandparentsSame afternoon, same maze, nobody in tears.
How The 8-Acre Corn Maze Works
It’s a puzzle with a way out, not a test of endurance. Here’s what to expect once you walk in.
PhotoMaze entrance and map board
First
Grab the map
Take a look at the board at the entrance before you go in. It shows the design and the route in.
PhotoClue post in the corn rows
Along the way
Find the clues
Clue posts are set through the maze. Work them out and they’ll steer you toward the exit.
PhotoKids at a checkpoint marker
Checkpoints
Track your progress
Markers along the route tell you how far through you are, which helps enormously with tired legs.
PhotoMaze exit, family walking out
If you're stuck
There's always a way out
Staff work the maze all day. Wave one down and they’ll walk you to the nearest exit, no judgement.
Four More Mazes Included With Your Ticket
The 8-acre corn maze is the big one, but it isn’t the only maze on the farm. All four of these come with general admission.
The Rope Maze
A hand-over-hand maze built at kid height. Quick to run and a good warm-up before you take on the corn.
The Right Turn Only Maze
One rule, and it's right there in the name. Simple enough for little ones to grasp, and a good deal harder than it sounds.
The Red, White & Blue Maze
Three colour-coded routes through the same maze, so you can run it three times and get a different walk each go.
The Giant Spider Web Climb
A climbing maze rather than a walking one, and reliably where the older kids disappear to for twenty minutes.
The Maze By Flashlight
The same 8-acre maze, walked after dark with a flashlight in your hand. It’s a completely different experience from the daytime run, and it’s still not a haunt. No actors, no scares, just corn, torchlight and a much harder puzzle.
We’re open until 8pm every operating day, and every ticket is $2 off after 5pm, so the last few hours of the day are the cheapest and the best-looking time to be on the farm.
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Corn Maze Near Nashville, Hendersonville & Springfield
Most of our guests drive in from these towns across Middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky. Here’s how far you are from the maze.
The Farm
Shuckle’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch at Fiddle Dee Farms 7526 Swift RdGreenbrier, TN 37073 615-669-MAZE (6293) Directions & Parking
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30minutes
Corn Maze Near Nashville
Straight up I-65 to exit 108. One of the closest full-size corn mazes to downtown Nashville.
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20minutes
Corn Maze Near Hendersonville
West on Long Hollow Pike or Highway 31W through White House. A short, easy drive.
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20minutes
Goodlettsville & Madison
North on I-65 and you’re here. The quickest run from the north side of Davidson County.
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15minutes
White House & Ridgetop
The nearest corn maze to White House, Ridgetop, Millersville and Cross Plains.
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15minutes
Springfield Corn Maze
East on Highway 41 or Highway 76. The closest maze for most of Robertson County.
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30minutes
Gallatin & Portland
West across Sumner County. Worth the drive for the 8 acres alone.
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45minutes
Clarksville Corn Maze
East on Highway 76. A straightforward run for Montgomery County families.
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55minutes
Bowling Green, KY
South on I-65 and over the state line. Plenty of southern Kentucky families every October.
Frequently Asked Corn Maze Questions
Still stuck? Call 615-669-MAZE and a real person will pick up.
How long does the corn maze take?
Most families finish the 8-acre corn maze in 45 minutes to an hour. Clues are posted along the route so it’s a puzzle rather than a wander, and staff work the maze all day if anyone wants a shortcut out. Plan three to four hours for the whole farm.
How big is the corn maze at Shuckle’s?
Eight acres, cut with a brand-new design every season on our 57-acre farm in Greenbrier, Tennessee. There are four smaller mazes on the property as well: the Rope Maze, the Right Turn Only Maze, the Red, White and Blue Maze and the Giant Spider Web Climb.
Is the corn maze scary?
No. Shuckle’s is a daytime family farm, not a haunted attraction. There are no actors hiding in the corn, no jump scares and no horror theming anywhere on the property. It suits a four-year-old and a grandparent walking it together on the same afternoon.
Where is the closest corn maze to Nashville?
Shuckle’s is about 30 minutes north of downtown Nashville, straight up I-65 to exit 108, at 7526 Swift Rd in Greenbrier, Robertson County. It’s roughly 20 minutes from Hendersonville, Goodlettsville and Madison, and 15 from White House, Ridgetop and Springfield.
How much does the corn maze cost?
The maze is included with general admission at $18.22 plus tax, with no upcharge and no separate ticket. Ages 2 and under are free, and every ticket is $2 off after 5pm. That same ticket also covers hayrides, DinoLand and more than 30 other attractions.
What age is the corn maze good for?
All ages. Toddlers do it on shoulders or in a carrier, and older children usually want to run it twice. It’s a genuine problem-solving exercise for school-age kids, which is why teachers book it for field trips. Ages 2 and under get into the farm free.
What happens if you get lost in the corn maze?
You won’t be stuck for long. There’s a map board at the entrance, clues posted through the maze, and staff working it all day. Wave one down and they’ll walk you to the nearest exit, no judgement, which is worth knowing if someone has had enough.
Can you do the corn maze at night?
The farm is open until 8pm every operating day, so the last part of the evening is walked in low light and after dark. Every ticket is $2 off after 5pm, and the maze is a completely different experience once the sun drops behind the corn.
Come Walk The 8-Acre Corn Maze
Ten operating days, September 26 through October 31. Good-weather Saturdays sell out, so pick your date and book ahead.