Long-running family operation with 11+ activities and two locations; reliable for all-day visits but confirm 2026 pricing and hours.
Admission pricing to be confirmed
Priddy Farms is a workhorse Memphis-region operation in its 26th season, meaning it has survived market shifts and family-visit trends. The farm operates two locations (Bartlett and Millington) and lists 11 distinct activities, which is a genuine portfolio. That breadth suggests a family operation serious about keeping kids occupied for multiple hours.
The Bartlett location (North Germantown Road, just east of central Memphis) includes activities that span different skill levels and engagement styles: train rides and hayrides move you through the landscape on someone else’s schedule; pony rides are quick and memorable; a petting zoo requires curiosity but minimal skill; haunted woods demand some nerve; putt-putt golf, playground, bounce house, and inflatable slides are self-directed and energy-burning. If you’ve got a toddler, a grade-schooler, and a tween, there’s something for each.
The practical issue: 2026 pricing and hours are not yet published. The farm’s 25-year track record suggests it is reliably open in September and October, but you cannot yet confirm your target date or what admission costs. Call 901-359-0800 or check the website for current details. Once you have those, the math matters.
Cost structure: The activities listed are numerous, but the research notes don’t specify which are bundled with admission and which are separate charges. Typical farm operations charge one gate price and then add $3–$8 per person for pony rides or hayrides. If you’re planning a visit with multiple kids, knowing that breakdown in advance prevents sticker shock at the gate. This is a critical call-ahead question.
Seasonal nuance: Memphis and Shelby County run hot through much of September—the flat Delta landscape doesn’t get the early cool of the Chattanooga foothills or the Knoxville elevation. Mid-to-late October is more comfortable for all-day outdoor activity. The farm runs through November 8, so you have a genuine window, but September visits will be warm.
Two-location question: Priddy operates in Bartlett and Millington (separate entries in this guide). The research notes suggest both locations have the same essential experience, but differences in crowds, parking, or specific attractions are unconfirmed. If this location feels crowded on your target date, ask whether the Millington site offers an alternative.
The farm’s longevity and activity breadth suggest it’s well-established in family routines around Memphis. That’s a positive signal for execution quality, but it also means weekends (especially October) will draw crowds. If you can visit on a weekday or early in the season, you’ll have a shorter-line experience. Early September, if the farm confirms opening, would be your quietest opportunity—hot, but uncrowded.
October weekends, especially mid-October when fall weather is most comfortable for outdoor play and the farm's full activity roster likely runs.
3 to 5 hours if you try most activities
Expect significant weekend traffic, especially October; farm operates 25+ years suggests strong local loyalty and repeat visits
Farm parking likely; surface type unconfirmed
Bounce house, inflatable slides, and playground activities suggest family design; specific accessibility unconfirmed
You want a quiet, low-key pumpkin pickup—this is a festival-style operation; You need guaranteed pricing or hours in advance; You're uncomfortable with loose farm animals (petting zoo and haunted woods listed)
Bartlett is an easy drive from downtown Memphis; combine with a Farmer's Market visit or a Memphis-area weekend itinerary.
This listing is for the Bartlett location (4595 North Germantown Road). The Millington location also operates. Both are Priddy Farms; specific differences between them are unconfirmed. Call 901-359-0800 to ask about location-specific activities or crowds.
Admission pricing and the breakdown of included vs. paid activities are not yet published for 2026. Common add-ons at farms like this include pony rides, hayrides, and food. Email or call to get specifics.
The research notes say 'pumpkin picking,' but do not clarify whether that's pick-your-own or pre-selected. Confirm with the farm.
The farm lists 'haunted woods' as an activity but does not detail age recommendations or intensity. If you have young children, ask whether it's family-friendly or more intense.
September 19 – November 8, 2026. Days to be confirmed. Hours: Hours to be confirmed for 2026.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Admission pricing to be confirmed
4595 North Germantown Road, Bartlett, TN 38002, in Shelby County. It is one of 5 patches we track in Memphis Region.
We track 5 patches in Memphis Region. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 51 days against a regional average of 47, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has rides and play structures, an after-dark attraction, which most Memphis Region patches on our list do not.
There are 6 other patches we track in Shelby County. All Memphis Region patches →
priddyfarms.net
Checked August 2026.