Our Programs
Letters from Santa (Registration ends 12/10/2025)
Believers of all ages can receive a personal letter from Santa Claus for Christmas! We will ask a few details that will be passed along to our Scout Elf who will make sure that Santa gets all the information for the letter. All questions will be asked during online registration. Santa sends his letters in mid-December.
Christmas Tree Lighting (Saturday, December 6)
Once you've enjoyed Victorian Christmas, join us at Bicentennial Park for more holiday fun. Meet Santa, let the kids play in the KidZone, and join in a cheerful sing-along. The Christmas season officially starts at 6 p.m. with the tree lighting.
Flashlight Candy Cane Hunt (December 16 & 18)
It has been rumored that someone left candy canes in Pioneer Park. We invited children ages 2-12 to bring flashlights and help us find them all. An adult must accompany children. Dress according to the weather.
The Candy Cane Hunt will take place in front of the covered bridge near Shelter #7. It will start promptly at 6 p.m.; please don't be late.
Winter Break Camp (December 22 -23 and December 29 - 30)
ENGAGING, AGE-APPROPRIATE ACTIVITIES: We offer age-
appropriate enrichment activities in indoor and outdoor
settings to keep kids active, engaged, and having fun!
WELL-TRAINED AND ENERGETIC STAFF: Your child's
safety is our top priority at ALL of our camps. Our staff
undergo extensive in-house training. They also learn child
development best practices and techniques to encourage
inclusivity and celebrate diversity. You can rest assured
that your child is in good hands.
FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING OPTIONS: Our school break camps
are conveniently located at Neil Armstrong Elementary
School in Mooresville, IN. Families may enroll for the
entire week or take advantage of the "You Pick" option for
care for up to three days. Mooresville School families also
enjoy tiered pricing based on the USDA Lunch Program.
Memorial Program & Application
Give a gift of green and shade, a place to stop and rest, or something special through the Parks Memorial Program. Memorial donations include select tree species, bench types, and other amenities.
The following procedures and policies are designed to be fair, consistent, and efficient for anyone interested in donating a memorial on the Mooresville Park property. Mooresville Parks reserves the right to restrict memorials of individuals, dates, events, industries, and productions that do not support the department's goals, vision, and mission.