Open Saturdays & Sundays · September 26 – October 31, 2026  ·  7526 Swift Road, Greenbrier TN, just outside White House  ·  615-669-MAZE

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Brand new for 2026

The Dinosaur Playground Near Nashville

DinoLand is the biggest new thing at Shuckle’s this season. A dinosaur play area built around a full skeleton, and it’s included with your admission.

DinoLand at Shuckle's, New For 2026

If your child is in a dinosaur phase, this is the section of the farm you’ll struggle to get them out of.

DinoLand is brand new this season. It’s built around a full dinosaur skeleton structure with slides, tunnels and climbing built into it, plus a run of separate dino activities scattered around the same corner of the farm.

Most of it is included with general admission. Two of the activities, the Dino Dig and the DinoWalk, run on Shuckle Bucks, which is our punch card for the handful of extras that aren’t covered by your ticket.

We’re at Fiddle Dee Farms in Greenbrier, in Robertson County, straight up I-65 and about 30 minutes north of downtown Nashville. That’s roughly 20 minutes from Hendersonville, Goodlettsville, Madison and White House, and 15 from Springfield. DinoLand sits alongside the 8-acre corn maze, the pumpkin patch and more than 30 other attractions.

DinoLand at a glance

Opened
2026Its debut season
Best for ages
2 to 12Toddlers to tweens
Cost
IncludedMost of it, with admission
Extras
Dino DigAnd DinoWalk, on Shuckle Bucks
Where
Greenbrier, TN30 minutes from Nashville
Season
Sept 26 to Oct 31Weekends only

Inside DinoLand: 8 Dinosaur Activities

Eight named dino activities in one corner of the farm. Green comes with your ticket, orange runs on Shuckle Bucks.

  • Included

    The Dinosaur Playground

    The centerpiece. A full dinosaur skeleton with slides, tunnels and climbing built through it.

  • Included

    DinoHop

    Bouncing, jumping and general charging about, dinosaur style.

  • Included

    DinoBop

    Another way to burn off energy without leaving the dino corner.

  • Included

    DinoRace

    Head to head against a sibling, a friend or a parent who will regret it.

  • Included

    DinoStaur

    One more for the collection, tucked into the same play area.

  • Included

    The Dino Wall of Fame

    A photo spot and a browse. Good for the parent who needs two minutes standing still.

  • 6 Shuckle Bucks

    The Dino Dig

    Dig for dinosaur eggs and fossils. One of two DinoLand activities on the punch card.

  • 5 Shuckle Bucks

    The DinoWalk

    A walk-through dino trail, and the other Shuckle Bucks activity in this corner.

DinoLand Prices: Included & What Costs Extra

Most of DinoLand comes with your ticket. Two activities run on the Shuckle Bucks punch card.

Included with admission

  • The Dinosaur Playground Free
  • DinoHop Free
  • DinoBop Free
  • DinoRace Free
  • DinoStaur Free
  • The Dino Wall of Fame Free

Six of the eight, plus the other 30-odd attractions across the farm, all covered by your general admission ticket.

On Shuckle Bucks

  • The Dino Dig 6 punches
  • The DinoWalk 5 punches
  • Laser Tag, also new 3 punches

Punch cards start at $5 for 6 punches and work out to under a dollar a punch. A Power Pack is $12 for 16 punches, and a Family Pack is $30 for 48. Pick one up at the farm when you arrive.

Tips For Visiting DinoLand With Kids

DinoLand is the kind of attraction that changes how you plan a day at the farm, because a lot of families end up spending far longer here than they meant to.

Getting here is straightforward from most of Middle Tennessee. It’s about 30 minutes from Nashville up I-65, 20 from Hendersonville, Goodlettsville and Madison, 15 from White House, Ridgetop and Springfield, 30 from Gallatin and 45 from Clarksville. Free parking on the farm, and no shuttle to catch.

  • Good for a wide age rangeToddlers get the tunnels and the sand, older kids get the climbing and the racing. Ages 2 and under get into the farm free.
  • Do the corn maze firstThe maze takes about an hour and needs more patience. Get it done, then let them loose in here.
  • Buy Shuckle Bucks on the way inIf the Dino Dig is going to happen, get the punch card at the gate rather than walking back for it.
  • Bring a change of clothesBetween the sand, the slides and a working farm underfoot, small children come out of here filthy.

More Fall Activities & Things To Do On The Farm

DinoLand is one of more than 30 fall activities and things to do included with your ticket, all on one 57-acre farm near Nashville.

A new design cut every season with clues along the route. Most families finish in about an hour.

Four shows a day, every Saturday and Sunday, and every one included with your admission.

Pick your own, from little sugar pumpkins to giants. Pumpkins are sold separately from admission.

Frequently Asked DinoLand Questions

Still stuck? Call 615-669-MAZE and a real person will pick up.

Yes. DinoLand at Shuckle’s is about 30 minutes north of Nashville in Greenbrier, Robertson County. It’s new for the 2026 season, built around a full dinosaur skeleton with slides and tunnels, and it’s included with farm admission.

Most of it. The Dinosaur Playground, DinoHop, DinoBop, DinoRace, DinoStaur and the Dino Wall of Fame all come with your ticket. Only the Dino Dig and the DinoWalk run on Shuckle Bucks, our punch card for a handful of extras.

Roughly ages 2 to 12. Toddlers get the tunnels and the digging, older children get the climbing and the racing. Children aged 2 and under get into the farm free, so the whole family can go in together.

The Dino Dig is 6 punches and the DinoWalk is 5. Laser Tag, also new for 2026, is 3. Punch cards start at $5 for 6 punches and work out to under a dollar a punch, so pick one up at the gate on your way in.

DinoLand is the headline. Alongside it are the Great Pumpkin Bounce jump pillow, the largest in Middle Tennessee, plus the Pony Express ride, Laser Tag, the Dino Dig and the DinoWalk. The first two are included with admission.

At Shuckle’s you get DinoLand, an 8-acre corn maze, hayrides, a petting corral, a giant jump pillow, a 40-foot slide, four magic shows a day and a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, all on one ticket, 30 minutes north of the city.

See DinoLand's First Season

Ten operating days, September 26 through October 31. Good-weather Saturdays sell out, so pick your date and book ahead.