This place has a "vibe." We've gone the past 2 years and, while the entry isn't cheap, all of the…read moreactivities are affordable and the snack truck is very affordable. Punkins were 50c/lb and little gourds $1. It's not as crowded, nor as "corporate" feeling as other farms. The corn maze was relaxing vs frustrating. My favorite parts were the friendly donkeys and the corn pits. If you've never kicked your shoes off and laid down in a corn pit and "buried" a friend or your own legs or lap, it's amazing! From one year to the next, it's obvious that they've been adding and improving the area and the activities. I'd bring kids here, ours love it, and honestly I'd come here on a fun little date. It's quaint, honest, and like our modern version of a fall harvest gathering. Very very cool.

This is a really nice family farm. I came here in late October with my wife and some friends and we…read morehad a great time. We enjoyed playing all the games they had (basketball, nerf football, tetherball) and we really enjoyed our apple cider and funnel cake. We were disappointed in the corn maze though as it was small and definitely had a skunk inside (not the farm's fault by any means); it was a rough year in terms of drought so hopefully the corn maze will be better next year. We liked coming here overall and would definitely recommend it!

This place was amazing! This is the first Corn Maze we ever did. The maze was so well done. We…read moreloved the passport program where you have to find the 10 numbered posts. There all different themes for the passport from movie to scripture and you pick the theme you want. Answer the post question right and you go to the next post - wrong answer and it will wrap you back to the same post to try again. They had a huge country concert this year which we missed. They said 20000 people showed up that their neighbor farmer opened up his property to help out. In the day time the maze is challenging, but fun. At night it turns into a haunted maze with monsters chasing you while you try to get out. Each year they have a sponsor and the maze is designed to reflect that. There is a giant tent with tables to comfortably eat the food that they offer. You have to get a T-shirt with the current maze printed on it. We were from Miami and came in the drizzling morning and asked the owners mom (Ms Shirley) if it was open and she said it was going to be closed for the day. We were a group of 8 adults and 4 children from 6 months to 3 years. We were leaving the next day to go back home. She said it was to dangerous for the hayride because of the mud, but after looking at our sad faces she said she would open the Maze for us. She did everything for us open the gift shop, gave directions and even took our pictures. She was so precious. We had the entire maze to ourself. We completed the Maze with incredible joy and a great story to tell our friends back home! Thank you so much Maple Lanes Farms you have made our fall season and TN trip!

First visit here since we moved to Greenback ten months ago. We had a great time in this maze and…read morethe gift shop is not to be missed! Great deals. Check out the decoration we bought for our porch!

This review is for the corn maze and pumpkin patch:…read more $20 is a steal for what you get at this corn maze / pumpkin patch / harvest fall festival. We spent over six hours getting lost in 3 corn mazes (you WILL need to read the map to get out) plus the interactive kids maze. We loved the niblet train which was included in the probe and is perfect for small children. My kid loved the zipline and I noticed even adults were having a ball with it. Endless time was spent crawling through the play tubes and jumping on the pillow. Our admission included feed for the animals and we enjoyed visiting with them at the barn before going down an epic slide to get back to the bottom. I was astounded that a hayride and pumpkin were included - don't be like us and pick the biggest ones you can find as you will need to haul these back to the tractor and then to your car! Speaking of car, parking is free but a free for all ... don't forget where you parked and leave yourself extra room to get out. Food was reasonably priced and that's something I greatly appreciate. We drove 50 min to this spot and would gladly return next year. Everyone we met was friendly and had a big welcoming smile - we give this place 2 thumbs up!

Absolutely horrible experience dealing with the owner of this farm. With our experience, she was…read moreunpleasant and untruthful. She upsold the cows she butchered and the meat was extremely tough and had tons of grizzle. We also were buying milk from her weekly. The orders got messed up in more than one occasion and she wasn't around to correct them. Make sure if you go visit, to drive a car you don't care about getting dirty or damaged. There are huge potholes and the road is always muddy. She is quick to poor mouth that she can't afford to fix rod, so don't fall into her trap.

During Christmas nothing is more magical than watching your child be captured by the spirit of the…read moreseason. Last year was the first time that our family visited this tree farm. It was in the evening and the sky sparkled with stars matching with the brightness of the lights draped across the tree farm. When you entered the entrance with the sign Merry Christmas above you in deep red letters, anticipation began of memories that were going to be made that night. There was a large copper fire pit with flames leaping around the tree stump stools. There was free hot cocoa with fluffy marshmallows.My grandson is all about the cocoa, which is strange since he doesn't like regular chocolate milk. It was a cool night so the hot cocoa was appreciated. What took it over the edge was the s'more kits that were given at no cost. These are the memories of a 8 year old who fell in love with this tree farm ,that when his stem class offered a special project of making a mini Christmas float, he made it from his experience at Raise the tree. I added the picture of his float in the pictures. This year we have been so busy that the day we decided to go it was pouring down rain. We didn't think it was going to be open, but there was Ian the owner greeting us in the rain ( a sprinkle by now). He seemed so happy to see us. We told him we were thankful he was open. He said he was going to give it a shot to see if anyone would come. We told him how much our Grandson love it last year and showed him the picture of his float. He was so touched that he gave my grandson a free table top tree. My grandson was over joyed! We were also impressed that he gives 10% to www.truepourposeministries.com a faith based long term addiction recovery program for men and women. We were there in the early afternoon and because of the rain there was no fire or hot cocoa, but Ian encouraged us to come by tomorrow at night for the full experience. What took it over the edge was that when they prepped our tree with colorful netting they cut a little of the trunk of the tree for water absorption, they took that little piece of wood and made a personal ornament for the tree. They also have a pumpkin patch that next year we have to visit. Make some great holiday memories and visit Raise the Tree!

This was my first visit to Oakes Farm and glad it was for the Tulip Festival! This event is for…read moreeveryone, young and old! There are lots of activities: various staged areas for photos, games, bubbles, food, sweets, and much more! The flowers were beautiful and the view of the mountains in the background was amazing! You must visit the farm to experience it all! To guarantee a ticket, I suggest purchasing them online and they're also cheaper. Customer service was great! Everyone had that southern charm! I will visit again...maybe in the fall for their corn maze.

Quaint farm out in the country. (Corryton, Tennessee.) This was their first tulip festival, and it…read morewas fun, in the sun! Buy a vase fill with tulips. Lots to do, for the kiddos. Fun activities change with the seasons Hamburgers, hotdogs, chicken tenders, french fries & more! At the Lake Farm Grill. Grammys Sweets and Treats Satisfy your sweet tooth with fresh homemade fudge, caramel apples, marshmallow treats, slushies and more! The fudge crew is excited about getting to make some Spring-themed fudge and treats! Sweet B's Funnel cakes, caramel apples , hot fudge cakes, ice cream, lemonade slushies and more! Shop the General Store Choose from gifts, home decor, apparel, toys, local crafts and more. Visit PickTN section, filled with products made right here in Tennessee!

What a great family outing. Take the family out for the hay ride, corn mazes, farm animals, pony…read morerides, face painting, unique vendors, food trucks. This is a great family day to get your pumpkins and kick off fall.

We had a great time at Flat Top Mountain Farm this weekend! We did the hay ride, the corn maze…read more(which was fantastic), picked some pumpkins and some flowers. The farm was so beautiful and well maintained. Great price for everything as well, we'll def be back!

Bought their Onion Bagels at the Pikeville Farmers Market, before the Christmas Parade. Yum…read more... These bagels are fantastic!

Omgoooodness! We spotted this pumpkin patch when we were…read moregoing to dinner. I had to make a stop! This is by far one of the prettiest pumpkin patches I've ever seen. Not only did they have a variety of sizes but the largest variety of pumpkin types I think I've ever seen in one location! White, green, bumpy, yellow all beautiful, all pumpkin. In addition to all of the festive pumpkins they also had gourds, Indian corn, mum's, and all kinds of Halloween/ fall decorations. The staff were friendly and helpful and the prices were GREAT! I can't believe how low priced the pumpkins were especially compared to what we paid in Florida! We took home 4 beautiful pumpkins and a decorative gourd all for $14!! I highly recommend Weaver's and I can't wait to see what they do for Christmas! This will now be a go to place for us!

Family, friendly fun friendly staff had a good time had a real enjoyable time. The kids enjoyed it.read more

From the owner: Mountain Mayhem is a haunted corn maze in the Brotherton Community of Putnam County TN. We offer a…read moretraditional hayride that includes a trip to the pumpkin patch.