Rheault Farm is 15-acres and owned and operated by the Fargo Park District. The park has a picnic shelter, bunkhouse, playground, brick farmhouse, barn, granary, year round restrooms and a Quonset.

Rabanus Park features basketball and sand volleyball courts, grill and picnic tables, a playground and a shelter with restrooms, electricity and water. It's located on the site of the Fargo Project.

Lindenwood Park is the largest multi-use park in Fargo with five picnic shelters, a beautifully landscaped campground, bike & kayak rentals, restrooms, and two playgrounds including a fully adaptive playground for people of all abilities. There is a pedestrian bridge connected to Moorhead's Memorial Park

This beautiful complex has been renovated as part of the Oak Street Levee Project and now has four softball fields, a sledding hill and bathroom building used as a warming facility with concessions. It also features grills and picnic tables, a playground and recreational trails.

Fargo's oldest park located in the beautiful downtown area. It includes a basketball court, tennis courts, handball, grills and picnic tables, playground, cross country ski trails, recreational trails, rentals and a swimming pool.

Woodhaven South Park has fishing with an ADA fishing ramp and playground.

Tharaldson Baseball Complex has three irrigated and fully lit grass infields with a newly renovated Starion turf field. The complex plays host to Fargo Youth and Legion Baseball, high school, amateur and Fargo Park District Youth Flag Football.

Cornerstone Bank Arena provides practice facilities for hockey and ice skating enthusiasts. This multipurpose ice facility has two sheets of ice, concessions and locker rooms.

Roosevelt Park has a hockey rink, outdoor skating, picnic tables, a playground, restrooms, an indoor shelter space available for rent in the summer and a warming house.

The Robert D. Johnson (RDJ) Rec Center was formerly the Emerson Smith Elementary School. It is now occupied with offices for local non-profits.