- TripBuzz found 61 things to do with kids in or near Monroe, North Carolina, including 55 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Charlotte, Matthews, Fort Mill and Rock Hill.
- From Aw Shucks Farms to Cold Blooded Encounters, the Monroe area offers 67 different types of family activities, including: Zoos, Family Fun Center, Flea Markets and Golf.
- Monroe is a growing residential community in North Carolina who's population has increased considerably in the last decade. The city features a variety of local restaurants, shops and lodging options for those visiting the area. Golf is also a popular recreational activity, as there are many public and private courses in Monroe and the surrounding cities.
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Traditional ten pin bowling is offered at the Strikes Bowling Center. This small bowling alley also has an on-site bar and lounge along with a small pro shop for more serious bowling professionals.
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1010 E Broad Avenue, Rockingham, NC 28379
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The Rockingham Bowling Center & Lounge features a small number of lanes for traditional ten pin bowling. The venue also offers guests a full-service lounge that has a comprehensive bar and occasional live music events.
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119 Knob Hill Road, Mooresville, NC 28117
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Located in Mooresville, North Carolina, the North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame displays approximately 40 race cars, including stock cars and dragsters. The facility features a mini-theater which features past racing events.
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Bowlers love George Pappas Victory Lanes in Mooresville, North Carolina. This full-service bowling alley includes a restaurant and offers discounted birthday party packages. George Pappas Victory Lanes also hosts several local and regional bowling tournaments.
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Opened in 2010, Hope Park is a large children's playground facility with splash pad and sheltered areas with picnic tables. The playground includes swings, slides, a Sweet Shop playhouse, a castle play structure, a rock wall and race cars.
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The Kyle Busch Motorsports Facility is the heaquarters of Kyle Busch Motorsports. It includes the team's garage and repair shop, and also has a huge gift shop that is open to the public.
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Salisbury, North Carolina's Dan Nicholas Park is free to visit, although guests must pay a small fee to use the carousel and several of the park's other features. The water park, however, is always free.
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Auto racing is part of North Carolina's culture, and Mooresville is privileged to be the home of the Roger Penske Racing South Facility. This is where racecars are built, repaired and salvaged for parts. Admission is free, although most patrons buy themselves a treat at the gift store.
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Owned by the legendary Earnhardt racing dynasty, JR Motorsports is a sprawling facility that spans 66,000 acres in Mooresville, North Carolina. The campus includes a gift shop and offers informative tours. It also hosts many special events related to racing and antique cars.
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History buffs and automobile enthusiasts are always satisfied after a visit to the Memory Lane Museum in Mooresville, North Carolina. The museum includes antique cars, motorcycles, hot rods, bicycles, racing vehicles and plenty of other historical items.