Labeled as on the 25 best affordable places in the South by Business Week, Farragut, Tennessee, is a popular suburban hub. Located a few miles outside of Knoxville, Tennessee, and 90 minutes north of Chattanooga, Farragut is an upscale, small town that has no debt or real estate taxes and is bursting with natural beauty. There are plenty of parks to visit in Farragut.
With trees dotting the landscape and a serene pond, Anchor Park is a popular destination for the local residents and visitors alike. The park itself is easily accessed from the surrounding neighborhoods and features paved walking paths throughout the park and up Turkey Creek Road, the main thruway. The pond is stocked frequently with different kinds of fish and is meant to be an angler's destination. There are also several open fields perfect for baseball and playground equipment.
Anchor Park
11730 Turkey Creek Road
Knoxville, TN 37922
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Named after Farragut, Tennessee's first mayor, Mayor Bob Leonard Park is one of the largest sports complexes in the area. With 50 acres, the park offers two lighted softball fields, two lighted baseball fields, six regular fields, a soccer field, volleyball courts, a playground, concessions and a wetlands walking trail at its center. There is a covered picnic area at the playground with a large table that can seat eight people. This place is one of the more popular parks in Farragut, Tennessee.
Mayor Bob Leonard Park
301 Watt Road
Knoxville, TN 37922
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Another large park in Farragut, Tennessee, McFee Park lies on 26 rolling green acres. The first of four building phases has been completed, with the second phase scheduled to be completed in 2010. Currently open are two lighted fields and a walking trail. The second phase will feature a playground, splash pad, ampitheatre and picnic areas. Future phases will also bring more trails and a golf course.
McFee Park
917 McFee Road
Knoxville, TN 37922
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