Parks, trails, and nature spots that make this Knoxville suburb shine.
If you’re looking for a lifestyle that blends suburban ease with natural beauty, Farragut, Tennessee is tough to beat. Tucked into West Knoxville, this charming town offers more than just top-ranked schools and beautiful homes—it’s also a haven for outdoor lovers.
Whether you’re new to the area or just exploring your backyard, here are five of the best places to get outside and enjoy all that Farragut has to offer.
1. Anchor Park
One of the crown jewels of Farragut, Anchor Park sits right on the shore of Fort Loudoun Lake and offers something for everyone. With a walking trail that hugs the water, picnic pavilions, multiple playgrounds, and fishing piers, it’s a favorite for families and weekend wanderers alike.
Why locals love it:
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Lakeside views
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Sand volleyball court
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Open green space for kite flying, games, or reading in the sun
Address: 11730 Turkey Creek Rd, Farragut, TN 37934
2. Mayor Bob Leonard Park
This park is all about activity. With synthetic turf fields, natural grass fields, playgrounds, and walking loops, Mayor Bob Leonard Park supports everything from soccer tournaments to morning yoga. It also connects to the Grigsby Chapel Greenway.
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Athletic fields for league and community sports
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Seasonal concessions during events
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Greenway access and walking trails
Address: 301 Watt Rd, Farragut, TN 37934
3. Turkey Creek Greenway
The Turkey Creek Greenway is perfect if you're looking for a longer walk, jog, or bike ride. This scenic trail runs alongside Turkey Creek and connects Anchor Park to various neighborhoods and shopping areas.
Key features:
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Paved, multi-use trail
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Tree-lined and peaceful
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Wildlife sightings common, including herons and turtles
It’s a local favorite for morning runners, afternoon cyclists, and families with dogs in tow.
4. Founders Park at Campbell Station
Located in the heart of Farragut, Founders Park is a beautifully landscaped space with winding trails, water features, public art, and quiet benches for reflection. It’s also the site of various community events, including outdoor concerts and festivals.
Why it’s worth a visit:
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Peaceful walking paths
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Native plantings and pollinator-friendly gardens
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Close to Farragut Library and Campbell Station Inn
Address: 405 N Campbell Station Rd, Farragut, TN 37934
5. McFee Park
If you want a blend of activity and relaxation, McFee Park delivers. With wide open fields, modern playgrounds, lighted sports courts, and some of the best pickleball courts in the area, it’s a go-to spot for fitness and fun. The walking trails are stroller-friendly, and the splash pad is a summer must for little ones.
Why it’s a standout:
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Splash pad (open seasonally)
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Paved walking and biking trails
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Expansive playground with inclusive equipment
Address: 917 McFee Rd, Farragut, TN 37934
Bonus Tip: You’re Never Far from Nature in Farragut
The town’s commitment to green space is part of what makes Farragut so livable. From its extensive greenway system to lake access and public parks, outdoor recreation is never more than a few minutes away.
It’s one of the many reasons homebuyers are drawn to this part of West Knoxville—especially those looking for a balance of neighborhood charm and everyday adventure.
Thinking of Moving to Farragut?
As local real estate experts, we know these parks and greenways aren’t just great to visit—they’re incredible lifestyle assets for homeowners. If you want help finding a home near your favorite outdoor spot, we’d love to guide you.
Want the full scoop on Farragut? Check out our complete neighborhood guide here or start browsing homes in Farragut.
