Greenbrier, TN · 30 minutes from Nashville
Plan Your Visit to Shuckle's Corn Maze
Everything you need before you drive out: hours, directions from Nashville and Middle Tennessee, parking, what to wear and how long to plan for. Open Saturdays and Sundays, September 26 to October 31, 2026.
Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch Hours
Ten operating days, and that’s the whole year. We open the last Saturday of September and close on Halloween.
Saturdays
10:00am to 8:00pm
Our busiest day. Arrive before noon or after 4pm for the shortest lines.
Sundays
Noon to 8:00pm
Quieter than Saturday and a good pick if you’re bringing small children.
Monday through Friday: closed to the public
Weekdays are reserved for school field trips and booked groups. Book a field trip or call 615-669-MAZE.
Season runs Saturday, September 26 through Saturday, October 31, 2026
We’re the closest corn maze and pumpkin patch to White House, Ridgetop, Millersville and Cross Plains, and a short drive from Nashville, Hendersonville, Goodlettsville and Springfield.
The farm through the day
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10am
Morning
Coolest air and the shortest lines. Best window if you’re bringing toddlers.
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Midday
Midday
Everything running at once, magic shows on the hour and the food stands busiest.
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$2 off
After 5pm
Every ticket is $2 off, the light is gorgeous and the photo spots come into their own.
Getting Here From Nashville & Middle Tennessee
We’re 30 minutes north of downtown Nashville, straight up I-65 in Robertson County.
The Farm
Shuckle’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch at Fiddle Dee Farms 7526 Swift RdGreenbrier, TN 37073 615-669-MAZE (6293)
Type 7526 Swift Road, Greenbrier TN into your maps app. Cell service on the farm can be patchy, so it’s worth pulling up directions before you turn off the interstate.
Drive times to the farm
- Nashville About 30 minutes
- Hendersonville About 20 minutes
- Goodlettsville About 20 minutes
- White House About 15 minutes
- Springfield About 15 minutes
- Gallatin About 30 minutes
- Clarksville About 45 minutes
- Bowling Green, KY About 55 minutes
Look for this at the turn
The entrance is marked with the Shuckle’s scarecrow sign on Swift Rd. Cell service out here is patchy, so pull up directions before you leave the interstate.
How Long Does A Visit Take?
Most families spend three to four hours working through the corn maze, the hayride and the rest of the fall activities on the farm.
There are more than 30 fall activities on the farm and Bruce Amato’s magic show runs four times a day, so you can catch one whenever it suits you.
What To Wear & Bring
This is a working farm, not a paved attraction. Dressing for it makes the whole day better.
Bring these
- Closed-toe shoes or bootsThe ground is dirt, grass and hay. Sandals have a bad time here.
- LayersOctober in Middle Tennessee swings from warm afternoons to cool evenings, especially if you stay past 5pm.
- Sunscreen and a hatMost of the farm is open field with very little shade.
- Your ticket confirmationOn your phone is fine. We scan the code at the gate, so there’s nothing to print.
- Cash or card for pumpkins and foodNeither is included with admission. We take cash, card, Apple Pay and business checks.
- A cameraThere are dozens of fall photo spots set up around the farm.
Good to remember
Shuckle’s is a family farm and deliberately not scary. There are no actors, no jump scares and nothing frightening anywhere on the property, so it works for toddlers and grandparents on the same afternoon.
The farm sits on 57 acres and there’s a lot of walking between attractions. If you’re bringing a little one who tires out, a wagon or stroller is worth the effort over uneven ground.
Good To Know
The practical details, so nothing catches you out at the gate.
Tickets are required
Buy online before you drive out. Walk-ups are allowed but not guaranteed entry, because we cap attendance each day. Get tickets
Parking
Parking is on the farm off Swift Road and there’s no shuttle to catch. On busy Saturdays you may park a short walk from the gate, so factor that in with small children.
Rain or shine
We operate in light rain, and the farm gets muddy. Severe weather is the exception. Check our Facebook page the morning of your visit before you drive out.
Pumpkins and food are extra
Admission covers the attractions. Pumpkins from the patch and anything from the food stands are sold separately.
Shuckle Bucks
A punch card for extras like the Cow Train, Corn Cannon and Pony Express. Cards start at $5 and work out to under a dollar a punch. See all attractions
Groups and field trips
Groups of 20 or more get a reduced rate, and weekdays are reserved for booked groups. Plan a visit
Coming With Little Ones?
Plenty of the farm is built for the under-fives, and children aged 2 and under get in free.
- Wee Fiddle Dee PlaygroundA smaller play area scaled for toddlers.
- Digger’s Island SandboxBuried treasure and diggers, and no walking required.
- The Animal CorralFeed the farm animals through the fence at kid height.
- The Hey Hey HayrideA slow tractor-pulled hayride around the farm that everyone can do together.
- Bruce Amato’s magic showFour shows a day, and sitting down for twenty minutes is a gift by hour three.
Food At The Pumpkin Patch
Three places to eat, all on site. Food is sold separately and isn’t included with admission.
Sweet Snack Shack
Fall favorites
Fresh squeezed lemonade, our most popular item, plus kettle corn, apple fritters, pumpkin pie and hot chocolate.
Fiddler's Stop
Concessions
Burgers, hot dogs, chili dogs, chicken chunks, nachos, Frito pie and fries. A proper lunch if you’re staying all day.
The Funnel Cake Factory
& ice cream shop
Classic and specialty funnel cakes, funnel cake fries, sundaes and Blue Bell ice cream.
Visiting Questions
Still stuck? Call 615-669-MAZE and a real person will pick up.
What are Shuckle’s hours and season dates?
Shuckle’s is open Saturdays 10am to 8pm and Sundays noon to 8pm, from September 26 through October 31, 2026. The farm is closed to the public Monday through Friday, when weekdays are reserved for school field trips and booked groups.
How far is Shuckle’s from Nashville?
About 30 minutes. Shuckle’s is at 7526 Swift Rd in Greenbrier, straight up I-65 in Robertson County. That’s roughly 20 minutes from Hendersonville, Goodlettsville and Madison, and 15 from White House, Springfield and Ridgetop.
What should I wear to a pumpkin patch?
Closed-toe shoes or boots, and layers. This is a working farm with dirt, grass and hay underfoot, and October evenings in Middle Tennessee get cool once the sun drops. Sunscreen and a hat help too, since most of the farm is open field.
How long does a visit to Shuckle’s take?
Plan on three to four hours. The 8-acre corn maze alone takes most families 45 minutes to an hour, and there are more than 30 other attractions across the 57-acre farm.
What happens if it rains?
Shuckle’s operates rain or shine and the farm gets muddy, so wear boots. Severe weather is the exception. Check the Facebook page the morning of your visit, because that’s where closures get posted first.
What’s the best time of day to come?
Saturday mornings before noon and late afternoons after 4pm are quietest. Every ticket is $2 off after 5pm, and the last hours of light are when the farm and the photo spots look their best.
Where do you park at Shuckle’s?
Parking is on the farm itself off Swift Rd, with no shuttle to catch. On busy Saturdays you may end up a short walk from the gate, so factor that in if you’re bringing a wagon or small children.
Is there a pumpkin patch near Nashville open on Sunday?
Yes. Shuckle’s is open Sundays from noon to 8pm through the season, about 30 minutes north of Nashville. Sunday is the quieter of the two days and a good pick if you’re bringing toddlers.
Pick Your Day and Book It
Ten operating days, September 26 through October 31. Good-weather Saturdays sell out, so get your tickets before you drive out.