Things to Do in Farragut, TN: Parks, Trails & Events
Looking for things to do this summer around Knoxville? Plan a visit to Farragut. Explore the outdoors, enjoy a fun event, and make memories with family and friends.
Located just west of Knoxville, Farragut offers beautiful parks, scenic greenway trails, and community events that bring people together throughout the year. Whether you are a resident, visiting from Knoxville, or traveling from farther away, Farragut is a welcoming destination with things to do for everyone.
Spend the morning exploring Grisby Chapel Greenway, enjoy an afternoon picnic by the stream at Founders Park, or make plans to attend one of Farragut’s many family-friendly events. There are plenty of ways to relax, play, and experience the community.
Discover Farragut’s Parks
Farragut is home to five unique parks and the Mayor Ralph McGill Plaza. Each space offers its own experience, from peaceful walking paths and lake views to sports facilities, playgrounds, and places to gather with friends and family.
11730 Turkey Creek Road
Anchor Park is a favorite spot for visitors looking to enjoy lounging by the water. Located along the lakefront, this 19-acre park offers a peaceful setting for picnics, fishing, walking, and hammocking.
Visitors can enjoy the fishing pond, accessible fishing piers, playground, walking trail, sports fields, picnic pavilions, and beautiful open spaces. It is a great place to slow down and enjoy the scenery.
BlueCross Healthy Place at Town Hall
11408 Municipal Center Drive
Families of all ages can enjoy this inclusive play space located behind Farragut Town Hall. BlueCross Healthy Place offers accessible playground features, like the merry-go-round and musical instruments. It is a welcoming place for children, parents, grandparents, and visitors looking for a fun outdoor experience.
Pro Tip: Pop into Town Hall and check out the Farragut Museum to learn more about Farragut’s local history.
301 Watt Road
Sports fans and outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to Mayor Bob Leonard Park. This 50-acre recreation area features athletic fields, pickleball courts, walking trails, playgrounds, and more.
Enjoy the lighted, paved wetlands walk trail featuring a 0.9-mile ADA-accessible loop or a 1-mile loop with an incline, both leading to a scenic observation deck overlooking the wetlands.
917 McFee Road
McFee Park is Farragut’s largest park and a favorite destination for families. The park offers something for every season, including a splash pad, walking trails, sports facilities, playgrounds, and picnic areas.
Whether you’re cooling off at the splash pad, cheering on a game, or enjoying a picnic, McFee Park has everything you need for a full day outdoors.
Founders Park at Campbell Station
405 N. Campbell Station Road
Founders Park at Campbell Station blends nature, history, and community. This 17-acre park features a creek, walking trails, picnic areas, and the Community Heritage Trail. Eleven interpretive signs throughout Founders Park highlight the historical milestones of the Farragut area, tracing the story from the earliest American Indian inhabitants to the founding of the Town of Farragut.
It is a great place to take a stroll, enjoy a picnic, and learn more about Farragut’s history.
Pro Tip: If you’re a resident, get your library card next door at the Farragut Branch of the Knox County Library.
11409 Kingston Pike
The Mayor Ralph McGill Plaza provides a beautiful gathering space in the heart of Farragut. Located behind the historic Campbell Station Inn, the plaza is a favorite location for community events and outdoor celebrations. Our summer concert series is hosted here where locals come out to listen to music, enjoy food trucks, and play lawn games.
Pro Tip: Visitors can pop into Campbell Station Inn, a historic Inn from 1835, on Wednesday-Friday from 10am-4pm.
Explore More Than 20 Miles of Greenway Trails
Outdoor adventures are easy to find in Farragut. The town offers more than 20 miles of greenway trails across more than 25 trail segments.
The trails connect neighborhoods and provide scenic routes for walking, running, biking, and roller blading. Whether you are looking for a peaceful morning walk or a place to enjoy an active afternoon, Farragut’s trails offer a great way to experience the outdoors.
Take a break along your walk to one of Farragut’s signature restaurants: 35 North Bar & Grill, French Market Creperie, or East Japanese Restaurant.
Experience Farragut Events
Farragut’s events calendar offers opportunities to celebrate and have fun all year long. From outdoor concerts to seasonal festivals, visitors are invited to join the community and enjoy the experience.
Friday, July 24 | 6-8 p.m.
McFee Park Splash Pad
Celebrate National Parks and Recreation Month this July with an evening of family fun. Enjoy games, crafts, music, and splash pad activities during this free event. Grab your swimsuit and start off the weekend right with this family-friendly event in Farragut.
Just Dance Glow-in-the-Dark Dance Party
Friday, August 14 | 4-9 p.m.
Farragut Community Center
Dance the night away at this glow-in-the-dark party featuring music and videos inspired by the Just Dance game. Enjoy refreshments, glow sticks, and glow-in-the-dark face painting. The admission is $2 per person, so make sure to register for Just Dance Glow-in-the-Dark Dance Party in advance.
Saturday, August 15 | 6-9 p.m.
Mayor Ralph McGill Plaza
Enjoy a summer evening filled with live music during the Farragut Yacht Rock Concert. This free outdoor concert is the final event in the summer concert series and celebrates America’s 250th anniversary.
Bring a lawn chair and enjoy classic yacht rock hits, local food trucks, yard games, and activities for kids.
Saturday, August 22 | 8:30-11 a.m.
Mayor Bob Leonard Park
Families can explore vehicles and equipment used by the Town of Farragut and local organizations during this fun, free community event.
A sensory hour will be offered from 8:30-9:30 a.m. with reduced sounds and lights for visitors who prefer a calmer experience.
Friday, August 21 – Sunday, August 23
Village Green Shopping Center
11435 Kingston Pike
Bring your four-legged friends and enjoy Dog Daze, a three-day festival celebrating dogs, shopping, food, and fun. The event features a regional canine aquatics competition through DockDogs International, along with activities for the entire family.
Saturday, September 12 | 9-11 a.m.
Farragut Community Center
Unleash your inner artist at Art Fest, a free outdoor event featuring art stations, crafts, and activities for all ages. This event will be outdoors and things might get a little colorful and messy, so come dressed in clothes you don’t mind splattering with paint!
Friday, September 18 – Saturday, September 19
McFee Park
Enjoy a night under the stars during Farragut’s Family Campout. Take part in games, crafts, campfires, dinner, and breakfast while creating lasting memories together. The cost is $30 per family (up to four people) and $10 per additional family members. Register for the Family Campout.
Plan Things to Do in Farragut
Whether you live nearby or are planning a weekend adventure, Farragut is a place to explore, relax, and reconnect. Come discover our parks, walk our trails, enjoy our events, and experience the welcoming community that makes Farragut a special place to visit.
To keep up to date on events and all the other fun in Farragut, keep an eye on our events page and follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Find other places to eat, shop, and have fun with family or friends. Whatever fun you’re looking for, you can find it in Farragut.
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