Pride in our Parks

YOUR PARKS

Mooresville Parks manages more than 184 acres of parkland and open space, as well as 3.1 miles of paved trails/greenways. The parks provide hundreds of recreational programs, activities, and special events throughout the year. Mooresville Parks currently serves customers residing within the corporate limits of the Town, as well as those from the surrounding unincorporated areas; however, only residents located within the Town limits contribute to the park system through property taxes.

PIONEER PARK – 154 Acres

1101 Indianapolis Road
Mooresville’s largest and most active community park featuring:

  • Mooresville Family Aquatic Center

  • 4 Playgrounds

  • 4 Public Restrooms

  • Large open spaces

  • 8 Pickleball Courts (OPENING 2026)

  • 8 Picnic shelters (Newest shelter added in 2026)

  • 1 Sand Volleyball / 3 Horseshoe Courts / 5 Cornhole Courts

  • 6 Baseball/Softball diamonds & 15 Youth Soccer Fields

  • 18 Hole Disc Golf Course

  • 3.1 miles of paved trails (2024 recently seal-coated)

  • Host to Old Settlers, concerts, fireworks, and major events

OLD TOWN PARK – 3 Acres

NORTH PARK – 6 Acres

BICENTENNIAL PARK – 1/2 Acre

ROOKER RUN PARK – 20 Acres

The eventual, proposed recommendations serve as a guide for the development of recreational resources and amenities for the next five years and beyond. Improvements to the park facilities and recreation programs will be identified and prioritized to create an action plan that aims to give the community and its residents the best parks facilities for the available funding, while building towards an ultimate long-term goal.

Objectives

This five-year parks master plan aims to accomplish the following objectives:

  • Inventory and evaluate the physical condition of existing parks, amenities, and programming
  • Acquire input from a diverse group of stakeholders, residents, and park users and report the findings in an accurate manner
  • Gather public support and increase parks awareness in the community
  • Discover strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats
  • Set achievable goals and objectives that reflect current issues, challenges, and opportunities as they relate to the current park system
  • Analyze information and public input to determine strategies, priorities, and an action plan for the next five years
  • Provide a guide for the development of park and recreation amenities that reflects the interests and needs of the community
  • Develop master plans for each of the individual parks showing potential improvements and new amenities
  • Expand opportunities to obtain funding for the park system amenities and programming
  • Serve as a supporting document to secure funding for proposed projects
  • Provide the foundation to make accurate budget decisions