Hope Park

Nice place! I'm too old but ya know whatever. Everyone looks like they were chillin and having fun

I was here for the picnic tables and so were others. It was a pretty solid taking-turns thing where one family arrived as soon as another got up and left. Everyone had various bags from the local fast food joints. It was fun to watch. The picnic shelters are near the (closed) playground and there is close parking.The park also has a lovely walking trail that I enjoyed after eating.The park is connected to the YMCA center nearby. The playground is divided into separate spaces for smaller and bigger kids.[Review 13216 overall, 533 of 2020.]

Great park "neighborhood" park, it's located at Lowe's Ymca at Morrison. It has a few slides and swings. Along with just a big Jungle gym and Obstacle course. Im always bring the kids I sit for or my nephews. It geared more towards the younger kids less than 7. Big kids really can't play on anything. The ice cream truck usually comes in the afternoon. It also has a splash pad during the summer months.

Everything here is a little bit dated sometimes the water is not working any hours it's supposed to be so that is a little bit of a letdown but all in all it's a pretty good park and it's usually pretty clean any issues here with the safety for my children and my frequent this part.

Great playground for kids, which territory is devided by younger and older kids, so bring everyone! Very clean and well maintained playground with plenty of parking and restroom for your convenience. Also great for socializing as a lot of parents are hanging out with the kids. Love it!

We've been a fan of Hope Park since they opened last year. This is the little park that could. Built on land donated by Lowe's YMCA and maintained by the town of Mooresville, Hope Park was designed by a company that takes kids' ideas and brings them to life and was built by community volunteers and donations. There is a newly opened Splash Pad for cool summer fun and two playgrounds for exploring and enjoying. There is a Tot Lot w/a "Sweet Shop" club house, climbing center w/tunnel, bridge and slide, swings and misters to cool you down. On the larger side (for bigger kids) there is a castle w/two slides, many areas to climb, a fireman pole, a rock wall, etc. Both sides have 'race cars' for kids to drive. The ground is made of soft cork material and astroturf (helloooo Brady Bunch!) To reduce injuries. The park is still making progress so they only get four stars b/c there isn't really any shade and as the sign says, "There's no P in our Hope ...ark" (ie: no restrooms yet.) Even with those two big inconveniences, this is still a great little park for families and we look fwd to many years of fun here.

This is the perfect place to bring your kid to burn off energy (and sugar intake). I loved that this playground was divided into two sections - one for littles and one for older kiddos. My biggest complaint is that the entrance to the park was not fenced in - it opens directly to the parking lot - which is a HUGE issue if you have a super active toddler/kiddo who loves to run. There were a bunch of kids that were way too old for the park that were climbing on top of the little house structures and sitting on their roofs (reeeeeally big safety issue). Unfortunately, none of their parents cared to tell them to get off. I had to chase my toddler to make sure she didn't stand underneath in case one of them took a spill and knocked into her. I'd love to come back to see how the splash pad is in the summer.

Cool little park behind the YMCA in Mooresville. Very clean and well kept, though showing a little wear around the edges. It's divided into two separate sections, one for smaller kids/toddlers and one for the bigger kids. There were some kids there that were probably too old and big for the park, but they were polite, friendly and didn't pick on the smaller kids. My favorite part is the arbor with all of the miniature climbing rose vines - really beautiful when in full bloom!! There's a very large field nearby (other side of the road) as well, where you can play soccer or fly a kite.

My little ones and I enjoy this park because it accommodates all age groups. It's a great place to bring infants and toddlers but the entrance of the park isn't fenced off like the rest and goes right into the parking lot. As long as you supervise your littles it's a great park.

We are new to the area and were looking for something fun for our one year old. It was a beautiful and the fencing made you feel secure about letting your child run around. I love that it's separated by age, so you don't have to worry about older kids knocking over the toddlers. It's a great place to take the kids!