The courts facility will be largest hard court tournament facility in the state. Each court (3 of 4 available) will be high school size (84 X 50 ft.) and host a large variety of sports including basketball, volleyball, pickleball, gymnastics, wrestling and so much more.
The turf field will be the largest indoor field in the state. It will be an NCAA size soccer field (115 X 70 yards) and host a large variety of sports including soccer, youth football, baseball/softball, lacrosse, rugby and so much more.
This 115,000 sq. ft. facility will host 300,000 visitors and 25 tournaments and events annually. The turf fieldhouse will host everything from youth to college tournaments with a variety of community special events.
The Fargo Parks Sports Center promises to bring incredible new opportunities to our youth, our families, community and region. Without our public-private partnerships and your strong support this facility would not happen.
This facility will provide opportunities for over 13,000 local kids and 20-plus local community organizations.
If you or your organization would like to donate to the Fargo Parks Sports Center, below are the ways you can help support the project.
There are multiple ways individuals or organizations can donate to the Fargo Parks Sports Center. Interested parties are encouraged to visit the Fargo Parks Sports Donate page or contact the Fargo Park District Foundation for more information at foundation@fargoparks.com or call 701-551-5887.
Click here, to find the ways you can help support this project.
To view the results of the 2016 GreenPlay Needs Assessment Study summary, click here.
Projected timeline for the Fargo Parks Sports Center:
*Timeline projections as of December 7, 2021
The impact of the Fargo Parks Sports Center goes far beyond sports and recreation. The space will serve more than 20,000 local children, provide gathering space for 20-plus local community organizations and attract more than 1,000,000 local and regional visitors annually.
Phase I (completion slated for early summer 2024):
