Discover SouthPark

Learn how to use the SouthPark Skipper to drop items off at SouthPark's Goodwill donation center.

What's better than finding the perfect parking spot? Not needing one. Learn how to get free rides around the neighborhood.

SouthPark Community Partners recently unveiled the framework for a public-private partnership to transform Symphony Park into a premier urban park. The $21 million project leverages public and private funds to renovate the park, fulfilling a decade-long desire for a signature public space on the SouthPark Loop and a key recommendation of the SouthPark Forward 2035 Vision Plan.

SouthPark is an entrepreneurship hub, with over 110 local or small businesses within one square mile (that's 1/3 of all the businesses in the neighborhood!). Learn more about the people behind the businesses with these small business stories:

The Backlot Trail provides a safe and serene connection from the SouthPark Loop to Park Road Park, X-CLT Trail, and Carolina Thread Trail.

While SouthPark today is a bustling hub of businesses and residents, it wasn’t too long ago that the area was pastureland.

SouthPark is brimming with renowned women-owned small businesses that make the district shine. Discover the women-owned shops, restaurants, and fitness studios in SouthPark, and the women behind them who lead, shape, and inspire our community.

Nestled among the trees next Morrison center sits a historic landmark known only to few. Now, thanks to a unique partnership between the developer and a group of the church’s descendants, the story of St. Lloyd Presbyterian Church and Cemetery and those who worshiped there will be celebrated and the land it once stood on protected and preserved for generations.