Location: Mooresville
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Mooresville, United States
Mooresville is a town in southern Iredell County, North Carolina, USA. It is in the Metrolina metro area. The population was 32,711 at the 2010 United States Census, making it the largest town or city in Iredell County. As of 2016, the estimated population was 36,543. It is located approximately 25 miles (40 km) north of Charlotte.
Restaurants in Mooresville
1. The Lazy 5 Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 702 reviews
Reviewed By Michael Y - Valdosta, Georgia
The Good: good family entertainment, fairly priced, friendly staff, a wide variety of animals to view, feed, and interact with.
Now the Bad and Ugly: This attraction is in terrible need of some tender loving care by the owners. I found the Lazy 5 Ranch to be dirty, trashy and in a state of disrepair. Animals and birds in confined areas either had identification placards missing or barely readable due to age and weather damage. There was trash in and around some of the exhibits along with dead and decaying cactuses and plants. Some exhibits were dirty with stagnated pools of slime green water. All the pathways are gravel and dirt. Wear old shoes! Not suitable for wheelchair access either. If you just want to be able to see and feed a few animals—OK, don’t expect much more. Otherwise , go to the zoo.
2. Tour De Food Davidson
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
Come eat, drink and walk with us through North Carolina. We offer unique tours to satisfy all palettes. We search out independantly owned restaurants from fine dining to hidden dives the locals frequent. We mix it with local history and amazing architecture. Come explore these delectable culinary scenes and see how friendly true southern character is.
Reviewed By TStehle - Cornelius, North Carolina
Wonderful culinary/walking tour of Davidson. Our tour guide Teresa gave the history of the town, the college and several homes and church's as we walked. The restaurant owners were gracious -and served generous samples. Come hungry! We started at Brickhouse, then walked to The Famous Toastery, The Soda Shop, South Main Sweet Shop, Fuel Pizza and finally ending at Campania. Thank you Teresa!!
3. The Pit Indoor Kart Racing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 299 reviews
The Pit Indoor Kart Racing is one of North Carolina’s premier entertainment destinations. Located just 30 minutes north of downtown Charlotte, we offer over 140,000sq-ft of fun! Because we’re indoors, weather is never a problem! We provide excitement for any age group and events including birthday parties, group events, and corporate events. Besides hi-speed go kart racing, we have over 40 arcade games, 4 pool tables, a 3,600sq-ft laser tag arena, and more!
Reviewed By Infield99
Clean, friendly, relatively safe...
Prices are average considering what it provides.
However, understaffed, poorly managed....but management is over-tasked given the circumstances...so it's not management's fault.
Ticket machines always going xown...and staff are over-tasked and can'tfix machines...
Could be a lot better....but still enjoyable...FYI yhey only have two cashier stations and their process os too labor intensive. A customer should be entirely dealt with a touch screen system.
4. Penske Racing South Facility
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By mgmvt - Burlington, Vermont
Clean shop with great fan access via the upstairs walkway. Great views of the garage area and working shop. Lots of banners, trophies and views of the cars and garage area. Didn't find any great prices in their shop but Indy merch was also available. A must visit for any Nascar fan in the area.
5. JR Motorsports
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Chris L - Toney
I always stop by when I'm in town for my yearly business trip. It is a nice and quaint shop. They are always friendly. I have stopped in before and talked with Kerry Earnhardt. I have also met Kelley Earnhardt Miller. Both are extremely nice and down to earth.
6. Carrigan Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Carrigan Farms is the premier outdoor wedding venue in the Charlotte area. Situated on the water, our rock quarry's combination of majestic cliffs and white sand are breathtaking. Additionally, Carrigan Farms specializes in growing fresh fruits and vegetables. Every May, the farm's strawberry fields are open to the public for strawberry picking. Every September, the farm's apple orchard is open to the public for apple picking, and every October the farm has acres and acres of pumpkins growing. Be sure to visit in October with your family for an old fashioned hayride to the pumpkin patch and pick your Halloween pumpkin right from the vine!For ages 12 and above, Carrigan Farms hosts a spine-tingling haunted trail, Scarrigan Farms, each Friday, Saturday and Sunday night in October. We hope to see you at the farm soon!Sincerely, The Carrigan Farms Family
Reviewed By Wayne L - Mooresville, North Carolina
This is a one of a kind swimming hole/ picnic area. It is closed for private events, but occasionally they have an open day, where people can for a fee swim at the quarry and have a picnic, it is really worth it.
7. Memory Lane Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Chuck B - Houston, Texas
two of us visited here on 2/2/19. A $10/ea entry fee but well worth it. For us older kids lots of memories and for the younger generation how racing has progressed. I'm a disabled veteran and appreciated the wheel chair they offered so I could...MoreHello Chuck! Thanks so much for your visit and response. We are glad you enjoyed your visit. Thanks for your service and we are glad we could assist you in allowing you a more comfortable visit!
8. NC Auto Racing Hall of Fame
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
The North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame is dedicated to all types of racing - from drag racing to stock cars. The museum houses more than 40 cars that represent and help re-live some of racing's greatest moments. Numerous racing displays and showcases are continually rotated in an effort to promote North Carolina's motorsports heritage. The North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame is a non-profit organization recognized under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Proceeds from the NCARHOF support Stop Child Abuse Now through the annual Stocks for Tots fundraiser.
Reviewed By Mike H
Vast coverage of all types of racing and great source for story verification. I love history and telling its stories and this place provides immense amounts of information. Also enjoyed the Stocks for Tots event they put on annually was absolutely overwhelming, we had a great time and can't wait to attend next year. Thank you for your hospitality.
9. Kyle Busch Motorsports
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Kristen B
I always end up taking taking a trip here at least a few times a year. It's cool to see some of Kyle's cars and trucks. As well as the trophies. I haven't been since they have remodeled though, but planning too. Love the gift shop and Kelli and the whole staff is always friendly. I've visited several shops but KBM and Joe Gibbs Racing are my favorite.
10. Welcome Home Veterans Living Military Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Dave V
This is a wonderful place to visit. They have taken the time to arrange their wide collection of memorabilia in a way that shows great respect for the veterans who have served our country. Whether it is for a quiet visit or whether you come on Saturday's for the Bluegrass music, this place is a must see when in the Mooresville area.
The history behind this museum is a story in and of itself.
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