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Oak Grove Park is one of the oldest parks the Fargo Park District has to offer. The 36-acre park is home to the state's largest horseshoe complex and an 18-hole disc golf course. It also has picnic tables, recreational trails and shelters, both reservable and non-reservable.

Friendship Park is tucked away in a quaint part of North Fargo. The park features baseball and softball fields, a basketball court, grill and picnic tables, a playground, recreational trails and restrooms.

This 18-hole golf course was designed by Richard Phelps and features four sets of tees, generous landing area and large bentgrass greens. Rose Creek offers a stellar driving range and welcomes all ages and skill levels.

This 9 hole, par 33 golf course offers golfers rolling hills, native grasses and rough-faced bunkers that are offset by wide fairways and accessible greens. Osgood's five tee box options give experienced golfers a challenge from the black tees but allow intermediate players an enjoyable round from the red and white tees.

Edgewood Public Golf Course is located in North Fargo along the valley’s Red River and is the only course in the Fargo-Moorhead area lined with gorgeous mature trees. This 18-hole, par 71 course is not only a sight to see but also a challenge for any advanced golfer looking to play on a championship course.

Edgewood Public Golf Course is a wonderland of wintertime fun offering cross-country skiing, ski rental, snowshoe rental and sledding hills. The old clubhouse is open as a warming facility with an interior fireplace and snack bar.

Dike West features basketball courts, restrooms and Fargo's largest and most popular skate park. The 23,000 square foot facility is made of formed concrete and contains challenges for the beginner, intermediate and advanced skateboarders, rollerbladers and bikers. Skate Park is open from dawn until dusk and is free to the public. Use of proper protective gear is highly recommended.

Dike East has a variety of amenities including a bike repair station, boat ramp, picnic tables and restrooms, cross country ski trails, recreational trails and a dog park.

Island Park Pool is currently under construction and will open again in the summer of 2025.

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.