Fargo Parks Facility

A centrally located summer fixture, the Island Park Pool served the community in its previous design since 1977. The updated pool facility includes a lazy river, lap pool, 35-foot slide tower, zero-depth entry pool and water playground, diving platforms, shade structures and more.

Davies Recreational Pool includes two large waterslides, a zero-depth swim area that includes a large playground with several small slides and a 400-gallon bucket that dumps over the playground once every four minutes and a climbing wall over a section of the pool. This pool also includes a large deck area for patrons to lay out in the sun and concessions are available for your convenience.

Urban Plains has two playgrounds, recreational trails, three large shelters, a small shelter, a gazebo and houses the Garden of Healing. Urban Plains is a project of the Urban Woods & Prairie Initiative with Audubon Great Plains. 

This 28-acre park has two playgrounds, recreational trails, 18-hole disc golf course, shelter and stage rentals. Wedding reservations are accepted at Trollwood.

Sports Arena features artificial ice for winter activities such as hockey and recreational skating. The building is used by the public and the schools for many recreational programs including jogging and volleyball. The facility features a walking track, weight room and figure skating rink.

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 Gooseberry 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.