What is Shamrock Park?
Shamrock Park is a neighborhood park of about 4 acres serving the Plaza Midwood area. Facilities and hours are administered by Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation.
Neighborhood park
A small park serving the Plaza Shamrock district north of the core.

Type
Neighborhood park
Size
About 4 acres
Managed by
Mecklenburg County
Area
Plaza Midwood
Playground and open space in a quieter residential setting away from the corridor's activity.
Green space in Plaza Midwood works as an extension of the front porch: short, frequent, social visits rather than destination trips. Shamrock Park is used most heavily in the early morning and the hour before sunset, and its edges are among the most sought-after addresses in the immediate area.
Features
Around the park
Straight-line approximations from published locations, for orientation only.
Restaurant · $$
A long-celebrated Vietnamese kitchen a short drive north of the neighborhood.
a block or so away
Coffee · $
A small-batch roaster and cafe north of the neighborhood core.
about 0.4 mi — walkable
Restaurant · $$
Neighborhood pizza with a patio and a family-friendly early hour.
about 1.0 mi
Coffee · $
A modern cafe that turns into a wine bar in the evening.
about 1.0 mi
Brewery · $
A small-batch brewery in a converted building north of the neighborhood.
about 1.0 mi
Market · $
Part corner store, part deli, part bar — and entirely the neighborhood's crossroads.
about 1.1 mi
Families
Public elementary · PreK–5
The elementary school most closely associated with the Plaza Midwood side of the corridor.
about 0.12 mi — a short walk
Public middle · 6–8
The middle school serving much of the Plaza Midwood attendance area.
about 0.6 mi — walkable
Public high · 9–12
The comprehensive high school campus serving much of east Charlotte.
about 1.1 mi
Interactive map
Location is approximate and provided for orientation only.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Point locations are approximate and provided for orientation only.
Nearby
Neighborhood park
The green heart of the historic district, ringed by bungalows and mature hardwoods.
About 5 acres
Recreation center
The neighborhood's active park: recreation center, courts, playground, and pool.
About 12 acres
Greenway
A paved creekside corridor linking the neighborhood into the county greenway network.
Multi-mile corridor
Nature preserve
A restored wetland and woodland pocket at the neighborhood's southern edge.
About 8 acres
Greenway
The county's spine greenway, reachable from the neighborhood via Briar Creek.
Multi-mile corridor
Neighborhood park
Charlotte's oldest public park, just southwest in Elizabeth.
About 21 acres
Frequently asked
Shamrock Park is a neighborhood park of about 4 acres serving the Plaza Midwood area. Facilities and hours are administered by Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation.
Playground, Open space, Picnic area. Current amenity and program information is published by Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation.
Most Mecklenburg County parks allow leashed dogs, with rules varying by facility and by designated off-leash areas. Confirm current rules with Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation.
Sources & verification
Figures and descriptions on this page are compiled from the public sources listed above and reviewed periodically. Conditions change; verify anything you plan to rely on with the responsible authority before acting.
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