Love the paved paths and especially the Christmas Lights display. Great for all and the family…read moredog(s)

Best park in west Knoxville! Love the trees, trails, easy access, upkeep and friendly for walking…read moremy dog!

What a lovely park! We've been making our rounds to all of the parks in the area and this one was…read moreperfect to explore in the morning before it gets lava hot. Many mature trees and the surrounding pond cool down the playground area. There is ample parking and a large restroom facility which are both convenient. Pavilion area that you can rent and a few docks jutting out into the water are nice touches, as is the extensive walking trail that goes around the park and surrounding neighborhoods. As for the play area, it is well-maintained and there is a large sandbox that is clearly very popular (hence, why I didn't take a photo with so many littles enjoying it). The playset has lots of stationary toys on it as well as an abundance of slides. The swing area is separated from the playground and has some unique swing options. Note that the sandbox and playground is directly next to the pond, so if you get high anxiety with young kiddos around bodies of water or have runners, you may want to forgo this park (or at least ensure you have an extra set of eyes/hands with you).

Great parking spot for the bike and walking trail here, also there is a soccer field and a pond to…read morefish in. Our kids have lots of luck catching sunfish, or during the Bob Watt Fishing rodeo once a year here CATFISH! The playground is well maintained and there are plenty of picnic tables and benches to sit and rest at. We are so glad to have this park in Farragut!

Love this park. There is a trial in the back that leads out to the water. We love exploring this…read morewooded area. If you go all the way it leads to the disc golf park as well. Brody and I love catching the sunset in the water. They also have a basketball court, tennis courts and a paved walking trail as well.

Very large park with multiple places to swim. Clean with many walking trails, a splash park, a…read moredock, and picnic tables.

Concord Park might have my favorite bench in Knoxville. It overlooks the water, feels super…read morepeaceful, and is the perfect spot to just sit, tan, and read for a bit. Bonus: there's a taco truck nearby if you get hungry, which honestly makes it even better. Low-key one of my favorite places to unwind.

This park was very nice. It had a walking path very spacious. Had places to sit at in decent…read morebathrooms. We were very impressed with this park. We brought our dog and we enjoyed ourselves there.

Bring a friend/partner here, I wouldn't come alone. (the first time I moved here to knox they…read morewarned me something bad had happened to this female that was running alone). It's a very neat park, lots of routes to take, some parts are thick in the woods area and then some routes take you out by the city by cedar bluff area. I love how you can rent bikes at the parking lot area. If you want a good long run/bike I would recommend this park.

A good effort at making a viable greenway by the Knoxville City Government. At the western…read moreterminus, which is in a corner of the AMC Theater parking lot, one crosses a substantial bridge over Ten Mile Creek and then underneath 6 lanes of I-40/I-75 before entering Ten Mile Greenway Park. The first road crossing is at Bridgewater Rd. which happens to be at a three-way stop, so it's convenient for crossing. From there, the greenway is part of Walker Springs Park which takes you away from traffic noise. There is evidence, however, of encampments in the way of trash and discarded clothes and shelter - and shopping carts. The greenway goes under two more roads before joining with the Jean Teague Greenway (at Winston Road) which takes you through West Hills Park and terminates at West Hills Elementary school at Vanosdale Road. There is NO WAY TO GET DOWNTOWN without traveling surface roads for a few miles before you get to Third Creek Greenway.

A beautiful place to walk and a park for the kids to play in…read more There's a good paved path. There are boats and fisherman to watch. There are osprey, Canadian geese, ducks and lots of other wildlife. -1 Star because there is even a bathroom, but it's not always clean.

This place is so cute!! It's got a nice park, walking trails, sand volleyball courts, roped off…read moreswimming area, and even a bench swing all on the lake!!! And the best part is, it's rarely even crowded! And the sunsets there are gorgeous.

My daughter attended a birthday party at Soccer Land. The coach, Vincent, was excellent. He is able…read moreto teach important soccer skills (ball control, speed, body control, etc.) in a way that it is actually fun! She didn't enjoy soccer when she played on a team last year, but had a great time at Soccer Land. It is set up with lots of different fun stations that kids love!

From the owner: Soccer Land is the first amusement soccer park. With a new concept of practicing, training, and…read moreplaying soccer, Soccer Land offers a variety of games and challenges for people of all ages to improve their soccer skills. It's entertainment and fun, and this is what soccer is about.

I have been to Deep Well Farm twice, in the last 2 years. Every October, schools from all around…read moreKnoxville descend upon this place, en masse. I mention this because my original review had been removed and I was accused of writing a review for Deep Well Farm, without ever having been. I have taken my daughter, twice with her school, and I am the guy who paid for 2 wristbands, in the parking lot, with apple pay. Deep Well Farm advertises that, with admission, kids can choose their own pumpkin from a field. In practice, that has equated to "kids can pick out a pumpkin from massive cardboard bins of pumpkins, on skids", just like Walmart. After paying $10 for a very humble pumpkin, I was really surprised they hadn't even gone to the effort to lay the pumpkins in the dirt field, where they drop you off. My kid was unimpressed with the experience of going to an actual farm and picking a pumpkin out of a bin, just like Walmart.

First off, your advertising should state that your corn maze was a flop this yr. Yet We still paid…read more$15.00 per person. When we arrived we were told due to drought and spraying of grass the corn died, but there is a small maze for the little ones. Let's just say it's the size of a baseball diamond and lame. Also no hay bales to play on due to mites. So basically it's a playground for $15 per person. Save yourself the $$ and go to a park. We will not be returning!!

First time venturing out that way, decided to attend the craft festival being held at their…read morelocation. Beautiful park and surrounding neighborhood areas along Fort Loudon Lake. Park was clean, properly staffed and the grounds were maintained, uniformed police officers staffed near entrance/exit ensuring everyone's safety. There's a separate dog park, marina and restaurant nearby. Great location with vast views of the lake.

Beautiful spot for a picnic. My husband and I spent a few hours there while traveling in our…read moremotorhome. The park was shaded and had a great water view while we had our lunch.