McFee Park — Attraction in Farragut

It's not too crowded, even when there's many cars in the parking lot. Sometimes there's soccer practice, so the field can be busy. However, around the field is a track that you can walk or run. There are stairs that connect the lower field with the upper playground area. The parking lot is sometimes used for younger bicyclists. Restrooms are closer to the road, at the first entrance. The upper playground area has nice equipment, a shelter with metal picnic tables, and a splash area. For really small, beginning cyclists, there's a continual path that they can ride in relative safety.

My daughter meets her coach after skating to do off-ice. There's plenty of room for her to stretch, run, jump, leap, jump rope, hop on the stairs, use elastic bands, spin with a spinner, and lay down a yoga mat.

People are friendly and most will give you your 6 feet apart or wear a mask...

The splash pad is fun, but the water was actually warm (not refreshing or cool). Also, the water spigot were less than exciting. It may be targeting younger kids, which is actually good for parents of littles. My five year olds were bored within 30 minutes of arriving. The playground was great: a pretty big climbing wall, lots of places to spin, jump, play,and generally not get hurt. Bonus for parents: you can generally see your kid pretty easily no matter where they are in the playground. There's only one real blind spot and if you stand up or move around, you are able to see them. One major downside was that some of the slides and swings were blazing hot by 1100 on a hot July morning. But it was to be expected and easily overcome by putting a cloth down so no...

This is an expansive park with tons of amenities, including tennis / pickleball courts, outdoor basketball court, ponds, soccer field, playground, water park, fancy restrooms and pavilions.

There's a greenway for joggers and dog-walkers and plenty of parking.

They are currently constructing a new hiking/biking/running trail to partially replace God's creation. This is why my review is only three stars.

There are some excellent natural trails winding through the woods that are being replaced by man-made trails at the expense of natural habitat.

The brilliant minds of those working for Town of Farragut Parks and Recreation are apparently brighter than the mind of God. These trails will not be wide enough to accommodate mountain bikers, dog walkers...