Farm Country, Year Round
Loudon County is still farm country, and the people who work this land are glad to share it. Walk the pastures of a working dairy, taste cheese made a few steps from the cows, pick your own produce in season, or sit down to a meal grown within sight of the table.
Every farm keeps its own hours and seasons, so check with them before you go.
OUR FARMS
(865) 458-9192
The farm, located between Loudon and Philadelphia, is in the heart of Southeast Tennessee's dairy-rich Sweetwater Valley. Owner and 2022 Farmer of the Year John Harrison preserves the traditional farmstead craft of cheesemaking to create the highest quality cheddar.
Website →(865) 986-5147
One of the oldest operating family-owned wineries in Tennessee, offering more than 20 wines and 800+ national, regional, and local awards. Free tastings available seven days a week.
Website →(979) 436-3482
Brings a whole new meaning to farm life — live music, a family-friendly atmosphere, and some of the best BBQ in East Tennessee.
Website →(865) 408-8527
A working family farm on the edge of rural Loudon County. Join the annual Sunflower & Photography event — sunflower bouquets, flower trails, hayrides, and plenty of photo ops.
Website →(865) 408-8527
THE haunted attraction in East TN that thousands have been screaming about. Interactive characters, bonfires, music, concessions, and escape rooms on the Midway.
Website →(865) 816-2131
Get lost in a corn maze, take a hay ride, and pick the perfect pumpkin. Also: tire swings, slides, a rope climbing wall, duck pond, farm animals, and a picnic area.
Website →(865) 856-3511
A working family farm focused on connecting with families. Hay wagons to the pumpkin patch, a corn maze, kiddie maze, food vendors, private party tents, and inflatables.
Website →(865) 213-2223
Focused on grassland agriculture in beautiful Greenback, TN. Provides grassland beef, seasonal vegetables, and catering.
Website →A veteran-owned, family-operated farm in the countryside of Lenoir City specializing in pasture-raised chickens and holiday turkeys, plus farm-to-table eggs.
Website →Open Oct 2–31
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayride, kiddie train ride, corn box, hay bale swings, race track, gift shop, food, donuts, and apple cider slushies.
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