Cooper Park - Mountain Home Parks & Recreation - Mountain Home, Arkansas

Cooper Park, located at Address: 1101 Spring St # 4, Mountain Home, AR 72653, is a must-visit destination managed by Mountain Home Parks & Recreation. With a phone number: 8704249311 and website: cityofmountainhome.com, this park offers a variety of recreational activities for all ages.

Specializing in being a Park and Tourist attraction, Cooper Park boasts several features that make it stand out. This wheelchair-friendly park has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot, catering to everyone's needs. Families can enjoy hiking trails, barbecue grills, baseball fields, basketball courts, and tennis courts—plenty of options for sports enthusiasts.

The park offers picnic tables, public restrooms, slides, swings, and playgrounds, making it an ideal location for kids' birthdays and playdates. Dog owners will be happy to know that dogs are allowed at Cooper Park. With its kid-friendly hikes and beautiful landscapes, it's no wonder that this park has a 4.6/5 average opinion based on 314 reviews on Google My Business.

Cooper Park's location is ideal for those looking for a fun-filled day outdoors. Its proximity to various amenities and attractions in Mountain Home, AR, makes it an easily accessible and convenient destination for both locals and tourists.

Reviews of Cooper Park - Mountain Home Parks & Recreation

Dianne Benedict

5/5

This is a very nice city park. Seniors Center activities. Municipal swimming pool. Youth center. Great walking trail.

Rachel Manning

2/5

I really like the place actually and my son really enjoys doing sports in the gym. The ppl have all been really nice.
I know this is a small town but I am so confused why, while 3&4 yr old sports were going on in the gym that you thought it was a good idea to clean all the rest of the building with bleach?!! It was sooo strong it even gave me a headache and burnt my nose!
No proper ventilation with bleach can cause coughing and shortness of breath. Children are at a higher risk because their lungs are still developing. Breathing in high levels of chlorine gas can lead to fluid buildup in the lungs(phenomia )and can be fatal if left untreated. We had 3&4 year olds playing flag football in the gym while all this went down!
Furthermore I am on bioidentical hormone treatment and bleach is a hormone disruptor (ESC)
A byproduct of chlorine bleach, dioxins, can interfere with the hormone system and cause reproductive and developmental problems. Exposure to dioxins during pregnancy or lactation can delay breast development!(There was a breastfeeding mother in the gym)
Because I have health issues as well as my son, along with ADHD and autism, I am very careful about the chemicals and environment I expose us both to. This was very disturbing to say the least, and we both got sick later on that night
If your going to clean your building with Toxic chemicals please refrain from doing it while small toddlers (and infants) are there and with proper ventilation.
Thank you!

Tamera Cunningham

5/5

Awesome park! Playground, pond with ducks and turtles, walking trail, tennis courts, ball field, swimming pool and historical buildings from the area.

Jonathan Fox

5/5

Plenty of open area space for activities, baseball field, tennis courts, bathrooms, great walking paths, basketball hoop, and cool little historical building to look at and read about. Highly recommend this cool park

N Crenshaw

5/5

Very clean and relaxing little park. Very dog friendly!

Judith

5/5

Love this spot when you’re toting kids around in the summer. Shady gazebos and beautiful historic buildings. My one con was not being able to find a restroom.

Jennifer Ciesielski

5/5

Great place to hike on Walking Track, take kids to play or have a family picnic together!

Donna Taylor Zink

5/5

A small, well maintained, city park. Paved walking trails, flower beds by the local Garden Club, log cabins, turtle pond with a small rustic bridge over a wet weather creek. Public Restrooms available.