Despite the warm temperatures, fall is just around the corner. With fall comes changing leaves, pumpkin spice lattes, sweaters and hoodies, and my personal favorite, pumpkin patches! My family makes it a point every year to visit one of the many pumpkin patches the greater Chattanooga area has to offer.
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2025 Chattanooga Pumpkin Patch Roundup
Mayfield Farm Park – Located in Athens, TN, this farm is a part of the historic Mayfield Dairy Farm. It opens this year on September 27th. They have a pumpkin patch, three corn mazes, a rope mountain, u-pick flowers, and many more games and activities for children. Food is available on site to make your day more enjoyable. If I had to bet, my guess is that they also have some awesome ice cream available as well.
Location: 257 HWY 307 East Athens, TN 37303
Guthrie Pumpkin Farm – Located just down the road from Mayfield Farms is Guthrie Pumpkin Farm. This is another great option this fall. They have a pumpkin patch, hayrides, corn maze, bounce pad, petting zoo, and more! They open for the season on September 27th!
Location: 490 County Road 67, Riceville, TN 37370
DIRECTIONS: From Chattanooga: I-75 North take Exit 42. Turn right off the exit ramp. Travel 1 mile, take the first road on your right: County Rd. 67. The pumpkin farm is 2.6 miles on your right. All you need to do is follow the signs from there!
WHAT TO EXPECT: Fun, fun, and more fun! When you make a trip to Guthrie Pumpkin Farm and Corn Maze, you can expect a day of laughs and smiles, since your ticket includes: a hay ride to the pumpkin patch, Tire Mountain, Super Slide, Calf Roping, Hill Climb, Petting Barn, Obstacle Course, Tricycles, Duck Races, Tractor Dig, Redneck Horseshoes, and much more!
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Tate Farms – Located just across the state line in Alabama, is Tate Farms. This is a large farm operation that will definitely be worth the drive. You can find a pumpkin patch, playground, carousel, country store, hayrides, corn cribs, and more! They open for the season on September 24th. General admission is $20 and includes all the fun the farm has to offer. They aren’t open daily, so be sure to check their website before you leave!
Copper Creek Farms – This is a very popular pumpkin patch located in Calhoun, GA (One of our most favorite!). You can really make a day of it here with the endless options and activities. Every weekend in October they shoot fireworks at dusk. Their opening day is September 20th and they close on November 1st.
Location: 1514 Reeves Station Rd SW, Calhoun, GA 30701
DIRECTIONS: From Chattanooga: Take I-75 S Towards Atlanta; Take the GA-53 exit, EXIT 312, toward Rom; Merge onto GA-53 toward Rome/TOURIST INFO BUS DIST; Turn right onto Reeves Station Rd SW
WHAT TO EXPECT: Wagon Hayride, Haunted Maze, Kids’ Zipline, Gem Mining, Pony Rides and…much, much more!
Ocoee Valley Farms – Located on the beautiful Ocoee River, this farm is a great place to spend a Saturday in the fall. There is a pumpkin patch, slides, hay rides, campfires, s’mores, a river walk, animals, and more. They are open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays starting on September 28th through November 3rd.
Location: 1371 Hwy 64, Benton, TN 37307
DIRECTIONS: From Chattanooga: Get on I-24 E from Market St. Then, take I-75 N to US-74 E in Bradley County. Take exit 20 from I-75. Drive to US-64 E/US-74 E in Polk County.
WHAT TO EXPECT: In addition to the corn maze, participants can experience the Pumpkin Patch, where you can find a variety of sizes and colors of pumpkins that you can choose to purchase right off the vine. You’ll also find a soybean maze; hay rides; corn cannons; a cow train; farm-friendly animals. There are five mazes in total. You can also pick flowers here while you visit.
Grandaddy’s Farm – Located just north of Chattanooga is Grandaddy’s Farm. They offer a pumpkin patch, hayrides, pig races, animal corrals, and more. It opens September 20th and closes November 1st.
Burt’s Pumpkin Farm – Located near Blue Ridge, Burt’s Pumpkin Farm has some of the largest pumpkins I’ve ever seen. They also have a storefront where you can get all kinds of pumpkin products and offer hayrides. They open for the season on August 29th.
Smith-Perry Berries – This farm is most famous in the Chattanooga area for its summer sunflower fields, but during the fall months, they transform into a beautiful pumpkin patch. Located in Ooltewah, this is the closest pumpkin patch on our list. They haven’t announced their fall opening date yet, so keep an eye out!
Location: 9626 Ooltewah Georgetown Rd, Ooltewah TN 37363
WHAT TO EXPECT: Smith Perry farm is a working farm; there are not the pumpkin patch/corn maze activities of other places listed. But, it is a beautiful spot for picture taking and getting to see a farm in action! NOTE: Professional photography typically requires a fee here. Candid shots are always free!
Flat Top Farm – This farm is tucked away on Flat Top Mountain in Soddy Daisy. They have events all year long but have a pumpkin patch and corn maze during the fall. They open their gates on September 19th and close on November 2nd.
Location: 638 Bowman Cemetery Road Soddy-Daisy, TN 37379
WHAT TO EXPECT: There will be hayrides, corn maze, flower picking, pumpkins, food, and much more.
Whatever pumpkin patch you visit this fall, I hope your days are cool and your pumpkins are large!
Be sure to check out all our fall and Halloween posts!
Last year we had so much fun at Smith-Perry Berries! This year, we might want to try the Mayfield Dairy Farm. It sounds like they have a lot of fun activities! Thank you for sharing such a comprehensive list!
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