Farragut
Farragut
The incorporated Town of Farragut sits at Knoxville’s western edge, organized around Kingston Pike and Campbell Station Road with planned subdivisions, parks and a large concentration of retail and dining nearby at Turkey Creek.
What it’s like
A planned-community feel with town parks, greenways, ballfields and community events, and one of the region’s largest retail nodes minutes away at Turkey Creek.
Highlights
- Town parks & greenway system (Founders Park, McFee Park)
- Adjacent to Turkey Creek shopping & dining
- Planned residential subdivisions
Getting to know Farragut
Farragut incorporated as its own town in 1980 and has run its own show ever since — planning, parks and codes — which is why the town reads noticeably more ordered than the corridors around it: landscaped medians, sign standards, sidewalk-connected subdivisions and a town-run park system.
The town takes its name from Admiral David Farragut, the U.S. Navy’s first admiral, born in 1801 at Campbell’s Station in what is now the town’s heart; the Farragut Museum inside Town Hall keeps a collection on his life. Founders Park at Campbell Station and McFee Park anchor the parks system with greenways, splash pads, ballfields and event lawns, and the town calendar runs festivals and concerts through the year.
Retail needs are covered at the town’s edge: the Turkey Creek district — one of the largest shopping concentrations in the region — plus the Kingston Pike strip through town. Boat owners have Fort Loudoun Lake access nearby at the Concord area parks.
Getting around
Kingston Pike and Campbell Station Road anchor the town; I-40/I-75 access at Campbell Station and Lovell Road; ~20 minutes to downtown Knoxville.
Nearby commercial corridors: Kingston Pike · Campbell Station Road · Concord Road
Official local sources — Farragut
Public, official links so you can research the facts yourself — we point at the sources rather than editorializing the data.
- Town of Farragut — town parks, events, codes and services
- Knox County Schools — official district site — look up zoned schools for any address
- KGIS Maps (Knoxville–Knox County GIS) — parcels, zoning, flood layers and aerial maps for any property
- Outdoor Knoxville — greenways, trails and outdoor programs
Community resources — Farragut
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Schools
Assigned schools and the state report card, linked to the district and TN sources so you can check any address yourself.
Nothing published yetPublic safety
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Nothing published yetParks & recreation
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Nothing published yetLocal calendar
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Nothing published yetFaith communities
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Homes for sale — Farragut
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