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Maintaining and enhancing our parks, facilities, and trails is essential to ensuring that Fargo remains a vibrant and welcoming community for all. As we continue to invest in improving our facilities and public spaces, these updates reflect our commitment to providing high-quality recreational experiences for residents and visitors alike Below are updates on some of our major ongoing projects.
The Fargo Park District has launched its Park System Master Plan, an initiative to guide the future development of Fargo’s parks, trails, facilities, and programs for the next 20 years Community engagement is central to the plan, with residents encouraged to share their ideas and priorities through surveys, interactive maps, and upcoming in-person events This collaborative effort ensures Fargo's parks reflect the community's evolving needs while fostering sustainability and inclusivity. Visit Connect.FargoParks.com to participate and stay informed about the process
A key piece of the broader Yunker Farm Park Master Plan, the dog park located at Yunker Farm Park is being moved, redesigned and revitalized After a robust public input period, the new and improved park will feature play amenities, drinking fountains, shade structures, improved lighting, drainage, and landscaping, a paved parking lot and more
Island Park Pool has been a central summer fixture in Fargo since 1941, with the current facilities serving the community since 1977
Features of the new facility will include a 50meter competition pool with diving boards and platforms, lifestyle pool, lazy river, and water slide tower with a FlyTyme slide and tube slide
As the a part of the 2024 Strategic Plan, the Fargo Park District adopted refreshed mission, vision, and values, which set a clear direction for our continued commitment to serving the community through thoughtful and inclusive parks and recreation initiatives These guiding principles shape our decisions and drive our efforts to serve the needs of all residents. Together, they represent our dedication to enhancing quality of life and building a stronger, healthier and more connected community and region.
THE FARGO PARK DISTRICT STRIVES TO BE A CENTRAL DRIVING FORCE
IN CREATING AN ACTIVE AND HEALTHY COMMUNITY BY:
Providing safe spaces to nurture personal growth and enhance social connections.
Building a collaborative workplace with dedicated, forward-thinking staff
Ensuring open, accountable and transparent communication with the public
Protecting Park ecosystems and surrounding environments
Advocating for diversity, equity and inclusion in everything we do. BE AUTHENTIC. BE BOLD. BE COLLABORATIVE.
Utilizing data-driven decision making to improve services and maximize community impact
In Fargo, nature is never far away! With a variety of parks, trails and outdoor spaces to explore, there’s something for every nature lover to enjoy. Whether you’re an early riser hoping to catch a glimpse of morning wildlife or a sunset chaser who loves a scenic end to the day, this itinerary invites you to spend a day immersed in the best of Fargo’s natural beauty. Lace up your walking shoes, grab your water bottle and let’s explore!
7:00 am |
SUNRISE STROLL AND BIRDWATCHING
Start your day with a peaceful walk along the Red River at Forest River Park (224-498 Forest River Dr.). Early mornings are perfect for spotting deer, foxes, and especially birds. Many birds are most active and alert in the morning as they look for food. Grab your binoculars and listen to the dawn chorus, a surge of birdsong that peaks at sunrise.
9:00 am
COFFEE WITH POLLINATORS
After all that peace, it’s time for caffeine and pollinator friends! Head to Urban Plains Park (3020 51st Street S ) and grab a coffee or tea and a snack from our friends at Chai Moto (3955 56th St S ) on the way Urban Plains Park, one of Fargo’s largest pollinator-friendly spaces, is the perfect spot to find a bench or settle near the blooming native plants, where you’ll see bumblebees, monarch butterflies, and other pollinators busy at work
10:30 am | Dr.
Carlson Public Library
DISCOVER LOCAL LORE
Take a mid-morning break at the Dr James Carlson branch of the Fargo Public Library (2801 32nd Ave S ), where you can dive into books on local history, wildlife, or native plants. Wander through the shelves to find a guide on the animals and ecosystems you might spot on your outdoor adventure or pick up a history book to learn more about Fargo’s natural heritage.
12:00 pm | Island Park
LUNCH AND RELAXATION
It’s time for lunch! Head to Island Park (302 7th Street S.) for some quiet time under the trees. Stop into Luna (1545 S. University Dr.) for a takeaway charcuterie board and find a table or a perfect picnic blanket spot at our community’s oldest (and favorite) park. Make sure to explore the sculptures and public art dotted around the park. Island Park is also home to some of Fargo’s oldest and largest trees!
2:00 pm | Lindenwood Park
KAYAKING THE RED RIVER
Glide along the scenic Red River with a kayak rental from Lindenwood Park (1905 Roger Maris Drive)! Whether you’re an experienced paddler or firsttimer, the river’s calm currents are perfect for a peaceful journey. Paddle beneath the trees and take in the views of the riverbanks alive with native plants and wildlife, a perfect way to experience Fargo’s most important natural resource!
5:00 pm | Broadway Square
ICE CREAM DOWNTOWN
Take a sweet afternoon break at Broadway Square (201 Broadway N.) in the heart of downtown Fargo. Pick up a scoop (or two!) from Silver Linings Creamery (123 Broadway N.) and enjoy a taste of city life amidst your nature-filled day. Relax in the “living room of Fargo”, where you can people watch and take in the energy of downtown before heading back out to end your day in Fargo’s more natural landscapes.
7:00 pm | Oak Grove Park
REFLECT AND UNWIND
Wrap up your day at Oak Grove Park (170 Maple Street N ), a tranquil spot perfect for reflection Find a quiet nook by the river, bring along a book, journal or sketchpad and take in the peaceful surroundings. Look back on a day well-spent exploring Fargo’s hidden (and not so hidden) outdoor gems. From sunrise strolls to evening gatherings, each stop offered a unique glimpse into the landscapes that makes Fargo so special.
**Mention “Nature Lover’s Itinerary” at Chai Moto, Luna, and Silver Linings Creamery for a special discount. Valid through August 31, 2025**
SUSAN FAUS
A day in the life of the Fargo Park District’s Executive Director, Susan Faus, is as dynamic and community focused as Fargo’s parks and programs themselves. From morning coffee to community events, her days are a balance of strategic decision-making, community engagement, and finding time to connect with nature.
Susan’s days always begin with a grounding routine: exactly two cups of coffee, followed by a workout –whether it is a long run or a gym session. These habits set the tone for a productive day ahead. After walking her dogs, Ruby and Gemma, through her favorite local trails, she is ready to tackle the challenges of leading a growing park district.
Once she arrives at the office, she first connects with staff “It is important to me to connect with the team and align on priorities,” she shares This is often followed by reviewing her schedule, brainstorming, and catching up on emails
As the Executive Director, Susan’s role is multifaceted. “I provide direction on where we’re going as a district,” she explains. “That includes making decisions, planning initiatives and projects, and prioritizing work.” A significant part of her day involves building partnerships with external stakeholders and community leaders. Whether meeting for coffee or attending a planning session, collaboration is at the heart of her work
Behind the scenes, much of her time is spent strategizing and planning for the future “People might not realize how much thought goes into ensuring we are prepared for Fargo’s growth,” she says “We need to make sure we have the right amenities and offerings to serve our community effectively ”
Community engagement is the cornerstone of Susan’s work From meeting with board members over lunch to hearing public concerns and ideas, she values every single interaction “At the end of the day, we are public servants,” she says “Listening to the community helps shape our priorities and our work ”
One current project she is most excited about is the Fargo Park District Park System Master Plan, a long-term initiative that will guide the district’s growth for the next 20 years. “It is rewarding to work on something that will have a lasting impact on Fargo’s residents,” she says with pride.
Amid a packed schedule, she finds moments of focus through goal setting and prioritization. “Todo lists keep me on track,” she shares. When she needs to recharge, she heads outdoors. Her favorite spots include Orchard Glen and Fargo’s extensive trail system. “Getting out into these spaces reminds me why we do what we do. It’s how I regain my center.”
The workday often concludes with partner events and community activities. “These events are a great way to network and strengthen relationships,” she explains. Whether she is attending a ribbon-cutting or engaging with residents, these moments are deeply fulfilling.
Reflecting on her role, she shares, “We have the most amazing job because of what we get to do for our community. It is rewarding and fulfilling, and there’s something for everyone to be involved in.” Her advice to anyone considering a career in parks and recreation? “Dive in. You’ll find it is one of the most rewarding career paths you can take ”
From strategic planning to connecting with the community, every day is different but always dedicated to “growing community through places, spaces and experiences ”
To learn more about Susan and the work of the Fargo Park District visit FargoParks com
Have you ever wondered about the stories behind the names of your favorite local parks? From historic figures to geographical quirks, the names of Fargo’s parks often tell a tale of our community’s past
Local Fargoans are often familiar with the curious rumor that Elephant Park gets its name from local lore that an elephant was buried in the park after a circus came to town – could it be true? While the tale sounds intriguing, the real story is less dramatic but full of charm! Percy Godwin Park is lovingly referred to as “Elephant Park” not from a buried pachyderm, but from the elephant statue that stands in one corner of the playground. So, while you won’t find any buried elephants here, you can still enjoy the whimsical sight of the statue keeping watch over all the fun
Island Park, Fargo’s first and oldest park, might leave some scratching their heads over its name – after all, this landlocked city is a long way from any ocean or tropical paradise Before the river dike was built to protect downtown, the Red River would often flood around the park, leaving the highest point of park as a true “island”, surrounded by water on all sides While you won’t find palm trees and warm beaches, this park got its quirky moniker in the 1940s and it’s been a beloved community spot since Island Park is a reminder that sometimes nature has a funny way of creating its own islands, even in the middle of North Dakota!
Rheault Farm Park holds a unique place in Fargo’s history, once a thriving working farm and now a community space full of memories and fun Originally built in 1918 by two Swedish brothers who came to America seeking new opportunities, the farm was eventually purchased by Ernest Rheault in 1949 Ernest and his son worked the land until 1979, when they sold it to the Fargo Park District While Rheault Farm is no longer a working farm, its legacy as a piece of local history still thrives Now, instead of crops and livestock, it’s a place for picnics, events, outdoor fun and a bit of farming nostalgia in the heart of Fargo.
Small moments with your kids have a big impact.
It might sound like a big task, but it’s as simple as making your child a priority in everyday moments Tonight, on the car ride home, try having an open-ended conversation about their day Or the next time you ’ re making supper, invite them to cook with you. Even in these small tasks, you ’ re building a lasting bond that makes a huge impact
Meet Val. For the past two years, Val has been a dedicated volunteer with Valley Senior Services’ Meals on Wheels program. Through her service, she delivers meals, smiles, laughter and a sense of community to seniors across the Red River Valley. After retiring from a remarkable 44-year career in long-term care, Val was in search of ways to stay connected with older adults and found the perfect fit in Meals on Wheels.
Local volunteers with Valley Senior Services’ Meals on Wheels program deliver hot meals to more than 1,400 area seniors ages 60 and older every single day.
“I enjoy visiting with the clients and making sure they’re having a good day,” Val shares. Known for wearing fun and festive leggings and often dressing in costume for holidays, she tries to add a special spark of joy in every delivery. “Some clients even take my picture to show their families. My most memorable day was when I wore a mummy outfit. One client joked, ‘Oh, I thought you were naked!’ We both had a good laugh about that.”
Beyond the fun, Val understands the deeper impact of this work. “For some, it may be the only person they see in days. It’s rewarding to know I’m brightening their day and checking in to make sure they’re doing well.”
TolearnmoreaboutvolunteeringvisitValleySeniorServices.org
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Valley Senior Services has supported seniors for over 50 years, offering home-delivered meals, community dining, transportation, and resources for those 60+ in Fargo, West Fargo, and rural Cass, Steele, Traill, Ransom, Sargent, and Richland counties. Owned and operated by the Fargo Park District.
For more information or to receive our newsletter, call 701-293-1440, visit ValleySeniorServices.org, or like us on Facebook @valleyseniorservices.
Valley Senior Services provides Resource Specialist services to make it easier for older individuals and their family members to learn about community care options that can help maintain their quality of life. A Resource Specialist will work one-on-one with individuals and families to review available in-home care supports and services as well as long-term care options tailored to their specific needs, preferences and values regardless of income. For more information, call 701-293-1440.
Valley Senior Services is pleased to help seniors get where they need to by offering transportation services across our six counties. Our courteous drivers are there to get you safely where you need to go whether that be to doctor appointments, or just running errands. We can accommodate medical, shopping, meal site visits and other personal needs on a first-call, first-serve basis. To schedule a ride please call us several days in advance at 701-356-RIDE (7433).
The Silver Quill is our monthly newsletter reporting on events, lunch menus and other information for seniors and their families. It is a free newsletter distributed digitally or by mail. To join our mailing list, call 701293-1440 or visit us online to sign up.
The Valley Senior Services Nutrition Program supports seniors in all six counties through Meals on Wheels and Community Dining. These services provide hot, nutritious meals on a contributory basis, with a suggested donation of $4.00 per meal to help offset costs. Meals are delivered to seniors at home or served at community meal sites, promoting health and social connection. Volunteers are essential to the program's success, helping with meal site operations and deliveries. Join us in making a difference!
Meals are served at 32 meal sites and takeout meals are available. Call the location you wish to eat at a day before to reserve a meal.
Meals on Wheels provides one hot, nutritious meal per day to homebound seniors that meet our eligibility standards.
The Fargo Park District Foundation enhances the quality of life in the metro area by developing modernized facilities, new programs and by offering great opportunities for the community Founded in 2018, the foundation remains committed to advancing recreational opportunities in Fargo The leadership for the Fargo Park District Foundation Board of Directors is made up of community leaders and concerned citizens serving in a volunteer capacity Their roles include financial overview and support, overseeing risk and compliance (fiduciary), creating accountability, transparency and strategic fundraising direction, and monitoring and evaluating governance
A tribute bench or tree provides lasting recognition while serving as a great enhancement to many people’s lives in Fargo For more information, please contact 701-551-5890 or foundation@fargoparks com
Island Park Pool Project
Fargo Parks Sports Center
Scholarship Programs Adaptive Golf Carts General Donations Park Benches Shelters Trees
BIO Girls is a 12-session program for adolescent girls grades 2-6
Proven to increase self-esteem and decrease symptoms of anxiety in participants, 96% of parents would recommend the program.
The BIO Girls program includes three key elements: Mentorship, Lessons & Non-Competitive Physical Activity.
Lessons cover kindness, giving back, emotions, leadership, inner voice, healthy relationships, body image, goal-setting, and so much more.
A BIO Girls session combines a large group lesson, small group discussion + activity, and physical activity. Activity types noted for each BIO Girls program location.
beautiful,inside&out | biogirls.org | @biogirlsinc
SummerCamp:
biogirls.org/summer-camp
One of the largest recreational facilities in the Midwest, the Fargo Parks Sports Center is now open and serving both Fargo residents and surrounding communities. The facility expects to host more than 20,000 local youth annually and 20-plus local organizations on a regular basis It will also serve as a premier tournament destination for a variety of sports
V I S I T U S
Not a sports buff? Don't worry. We've got you covered as the facility was intentionally designed to accommodate non-sports related programming as well. The Park District has been busy planning both sports and non-sports events and programming to ensure the Sports Center is a place everyone can call home. 6100 38th St S, Fargo, ND 58104
Each $45.00 punch card has 10 punches for Open Play spaces and the playground your 10th visit is FREE!
Our large indoor field can be divided into 4 smaller fields to make it perfect for youth tournaments and events. The turf field measures 70 yards x 115 yards, making it a great location for several indoor sporting events.
The Fargo Parks Sports Center offers Open Gym, Turf, Ice, and Pickleball sessions throughout the week and month for $5.00/person per visit. Availability varies, so check our website for the most up-to-date schedule: FargoParksSportsCenter.com
Our facility is ideal for hosting gatherings of all kinds, with flexible spaces and an indoor playground, featuring rentable rooms and customizable party packages Rent time in one of our spaces on our website!
Whether you are training for your next race or simply want to stretch your legs, our indoor track is free and open during the building's public hours
With six indoor pickleball courts, the Sports Center has options for beginners and avid players alike. Four of our courts can be reserved online and two are dedicated for drop-in games
Perfect for youth and adult hockey tournaments, figure skating competitions and more, the Sports Center features two 85'x200' ice sheets with dedicated locker rooms.
We can’t wait to see you on the course! All courses and driving ranges are open daily, with hours varying by season Junior green fees and passes at Edgewood and Rose Creek have limited hours, which can be found at FargoGolf net or by calling each course directly Love golf? Join a league or apply for a seasonal staff position visit our website to learn more at FargoGolf.net
EDGEWOOD
Courts Plus Community Fitness has all the amenities you need for a healthy lifestyle. Whether you want to burn some calories, pump iron, act like a ninja or hit the courts, we’ve got you covered
Perks of being a Courts Plus Member include:
• Group Exercise Classes
• 2 Large Weight Rooms
• Wide Selection of Cardio & Fitness Equipment
• Indoor Walking/Running Track
• Cycling, Group Exercise & Yoga Studios
• 7 Tennis Courts
• 4 Racquetball Courts/Wallyball
• 2 Basketball/Volleyball Courts
• 6 Pickleball Courts
• Functional Training Room
• Child Watch
• Locker rooms | Steam Room, Dry Sauna & Hot Tub
• Lounge Area with Fireplace
• 7 Level Indoor Playground
• Personal Trainers Available
• Youth Programs & Day Camps
HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday-Thursday- 5:00 am-10:00 pm Friday- 5:00 am-8:00 pm Saturday 7:00 am-7:00 pm Sunday 8:00am-7:00pm
3491 University Dr S, Fargo 701-237-4805
LOCKER RENTAL TANNING *$50startupfeeonshort-termmemberships MEMBERSHIP RATES
WATCH | 1-2 CHILDREN | 3 CHILDREN | 4+ CHILDREN (9-12 YEARS) (60+ YEARS)
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Courts Plus offers a wide variety of Group Exercise classes for all fitness levels Whether you're a beginner or seasoned exerciser, there's something for you from Cycling and Circuit to Yoga, Pilates, BodyPump, and more. Best of all, classes are included with your membership at no extra cost! With beginner and 30-minute options available, let Courts Plus make fitness a fun part of your daily routine Visit CourtsPlus org/groupexercise for more
This class is for participants to learn how to use all of the fitness equipment throughout the facility This is not a personal training session This class is free to members Participants can register through the Courts Plus app. Dates and times for this class are on the Courts Plus website Check out our free personal training orientations! For more information contact Jamie Larson at jmlarson@courtsplus org or call 701-237-4805
Courts Plus Child Watch offers the best way to work out without worrying about a babysitter Kids are endlessly entertained by our playroom, playground, variety of activities and trained child watch workers. A maximum of two hours at one time per day. Parents must remain at Courts Plus during this time Learn more about our drop-in on page 44 Check out CourtsPlus org/Childwatch for additional details or email Crystal Howes at chowes@courtsplus org
*FOR CHILD WATCH AND DROP-IN INFORMATION VISIT PAGE 44
Courts Plus offers court rentals for pickleball, volleyball, basketball, and tennis, perfect for games or practice Reserve your spot and enjoy topquality facilities! Email Wayne Herrick at wherrick@courtsplus.org for fees and more info!
Between the Fargo Park District, Courts Plus Community Fitness, and the Fargo Parks Sports Center, we have the perfect party option for your child’s next birthday party. * Bonus! Courts Plus Members get a 15% discount on Birthday Packages held at Courts Plus.
Celebrate with an easy-to-plan, fun-filled party tailored to you. We take care of the mess so you can create memories together. Your child and friends will have a blast exploring the 7 levels of pure childish fun. Perfect for ages 1-12. Party Includes:
• 12 indoor playground passes
• Private Birthday Room
• Party Supplies*
Starts at $145.00
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Visit CourtsPlus.org/birthdays for price reservations and addon options Courts Plus 3491 S University Dr,
In additional to a state-of-the-art indoor playground, we also have four rooms designed to host your next birthday party or youth group gathering! Playground birthday packages can be booked right on our website by visiting us at FargoParksSportsCenter.com/ind oor-playground Private Playground Parties available
Do you have a sports enthusiast who loves to run their heart out in a gym? Or do you have a kiddo who loves a bounce house? Have a Sports & Inflatables Party at Courts Plus! Party Includes:
• 12 Children
• Full Sized Basketball Court
• Table and Chairs
• Sports Equipment
• Party Supplies*
• Inflatable Castle ($50.00)
• Inflatable Slide ($100.00)
Visit CourtsPlus.org/birthdays for price reservations and addon options
Party like a Ninja! Partygoers will tackle the obstacles and have the chance to test their ninja skills. Your personal Courts Plus Ninja Trainer will be on hand to provide instruction and ensure participant safety at all times. Following free time, the Ninja Trainer will set up an American Ninja Warrior style obstacle course tailored for your group. All participants must be 6 years and older. Party Includes:
• Party Supplies*
• 1-hour exclusive Ninja Warrior obstacles
• Ninja trainer for up to 12 kids
• Obstacle course & private party room
Visit CourtsPlus.org/birthdays for price reservations and addon options
*Plates, napkins, cups, serving utensils, silverware and birthday candles
Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, special occasion, or just want to have a splashing good time with friends, this is a perfect opportunity to make a big splash! Visit FargoParks.com/outdoorpools for more information! DAVIES POOL | 7150
available for up to 32 guests
Play indoors on 7 levels of fun at the Courts Plus Indoor Playground! This 38-foot-tall play structure, designed for kids 12 and under, features multiple slides and endless excitement
There's also a toddler-sized Pirate Playground for ages 3 and under, complete with foam pieces, a slide, and interactive panels. Admission is $5.00 per child, while adults, Courts Plus members, and kids under 1 get in free. Visit CourtsPlus.org/Playground for hours and group reservations.
New at the Fargo Parks Sports Center is an exciting indoor playground! Perfect for year-round play, it offers a fun, active experience for kids of all ages in a safe, climate-controlled environment.
PLUS HAS
CARDS! Do your kiddos love the Indoor Playground at Courts Plus? We have playground punch cards available for $40.00 for 10 visits at our front desk. Punch cards must be present to use at each visit.
123 Park | 925 27th St N
23rd Street Park | 313 23rd St S
Airport Park | Hector International Airport, 19th Ave N
Autumn Fields Park | 2951 Saffron Dr S
Bennett Park | 1900 58th Ave S
Bison Meadows Park | 6369 University Dr S
Boler Park | 1734 34th St S
Brandt Crossing Park | 5009 33rd Ave S
Broadway Square | 201 Broadway
Brunsdale Park | 1702 27th Ave S
Cannon Park | 351 21st St N
Centennial Park | 4101 25th St S
Clara Barton Park | 1451 6th St S
Cottagewood Park | 4896 38th St S
Crofton Coves Park | 1801 70th Ave S
Davies 2nd Addition Park | 2207 67th Ave S
Deer Creek Park | 6051 Deer Creek Parkway S
Dike East Park | 100 2nd St S
Dike West Park | 310 4th St S
Dill Hill Park | 652 6th Ave S
Discovery Park | 3740 18th St S
Eagle Pointe 1 Park | 7210 15th St S
Eagle Pointe 2 Park | 1646 73rd Ave S
Eagle Valley Park | 7400-7500 23rd St S
Ed Clapp Park | 2801 32nd Ave S
Edgewood Village Park | 3750 45th St S
Edition Addition Park | 3851 47th Ave S
Elephant Park (Percy Godwin Park)| 100 19th Ave N
Forest River Park | 115 Forest River Rd S
Fox Run Park | 4101 32nd St S
Friendship Park | 360 27th Ave N
Golden Valley Park | 6977 Golden Valley Parkway S
Greenfields Park | 1902 52nd Ave S
Hampton Park | 3099 22nd St S
Heritage Hills Park | 814 Heritage Cir S
Holm Park | 194 Woodcrest Dr N
Horace Mann Park | 1025 3rd St N
Island Park | 302 7th St S
Iwen Park | 1209 52nd Ave S
Jefferson Park | 1622 3rd Ave S
Jefferson West Park | 1904 4th Ave S
Kennedy Park | 4501 42nd St S
Legacy Park | 6297 22nd St S
Lemke Park | 1000 32nd Ave S
Lewis & Clark Park | 1807 16th St S
Lincoln Park | 2120 9th St S
Lindenwood Park | 1905 Roger Maris Dr
Lions Conservancy Park | 1221 El Cano Dr S
Longfellow Park | 20 29th Ave N
Madison Park | 3010 11th Ave N
Maple Valley Park | 5899 Autumn Drive S
McCormick Park | 2101 9th Ave S
McKinley Park | 2931 10th St N
Mickelson Park | 901 Oak St N
Milwaukee Trail Middle Park | 3719 17th St S
Milwaukee Trail North Park | 3601 17th St S
Milwaukee Trail South Park | 3931 17th St S
North Broadway Park | 1052 36th Ave N
Oak Creek Park | 4403 25th St S
Oak Grove Park | 170 Maple St N
Oak Manor Park | 2400 18th St S
OUTDOOR PARKS CONT.
Orchard Glen Park | 7606 Forest River Rd S
Osgood Park | 4951 47th St S
Osgood School Park | 5400 44th Ave S
Pointe West Park | 3331 42nd St SW
Prairie Farms Park | 5400 31st St S
Rabanus Park | 4315 18th Ave SW
Rheault Farm | 2902 25th St S
Riverwood Park | 4707 Cty Rd 31
Rocking Horse Farm Park | 6101 Wildflower Dr S
Roosevelt Park | 1220 9th St N
Silverleaf Park | 5755 27th St S
Stonebridge 1 Park | 3711 25th St S
Stonebridge 2 Park | 3520 32nd St S
The Pines Park | 5371 42nd St S
Timber Creek Park | 3300 47th Ave S
Timberline Park | 3127 46th Ave S
Trefoil Park | 1321 Elm St N
Trollwood Park | 3664 Elm St N
Unicorn Park | 1603 3rd Ave N
Urban Plains Park | 3020 51st St S
Valley View Park | 5200 36th Ave S
Veteran’s Park | 4951 53rd Street S
Village West Park | 4415 9th Ave Circle S
Viola Eid Park | 901 47th St S
Washington Park | 1725 Broadway N
Westgate Park | 2700 Southgate Dr SW
Willow Park | 5001 16th Ave S
Woodbury Park | 3501 23rd Ave SW
Woodhaven North Park | 4406 44th Avenue S
Woodhaven South Park | 4802 Woodhaven Dr S
Yunker Farm Park | 1201 28th Ave N
Facilities
INDOOR ARENAS
Coliseum | 807 17th Ave N
Cornerstone Bank Arena | 4404 23rd Ave SW
Sports Arena | 2001 17th Ave S
MULTI-SPORT INDOOR FACILITIES
Metro Rec Center | 3110 Main Ave
Fargo Parks Sports Center | 6100 38th St S
OUTDOOR SOCCER COMPLEX
Johnson Soccer Complex | 1420 11th Ave N
Pepsi Soccer Complex | 3101 Highway 81 N
OUTDOOR BASEBALL/ SOFTBALL COMPLEXES
Anderson Softball Complex | 4200 23rd Ave S
Davies Athletic Complex | 1880 70th Ave S
North Softball Complex | 6063 45th St N
Tharaldson Baseball Complex | 2401 42nd St SW
Tharaldson Little League Complex | 1804 17th Ave S
OUTDOOR VOLLEYBALL COMPLEX
Rabanus Sand Volleyball Complex | 4301 18th Ave SW
Lindenwood Campground is one of the finest campgrounds in the upper Midwest. The campground is conveniently located just off I-94, Exit 351 in Fargo, for easy entrance by travelers. The heavily wooded campsite is nestled along the Red River. Lindenwood Campground conveniences include: paved drive, electricity, picnic tables, running water, fire pits, dump station, hot showers, restrooms, two playground facilities, bike and kayak rentals and recreational trails. Forty-seven RV campsites are provided with water and electricity. Campers are limited to no more than a 14 day stay/30 day time period.
701-232-3987 or at FargoParks.com
1955 Roger Maris Dr
Campground & Info Center: May-Mid October
Lindenwood Rentals has everything you need for a fun day of biking or kayaking in scenic Lindenwood Park. Located across from the Info Center, we offer Surrey Bikes, Fun Cycles, kayaks, and more. Open May through September. Visit FargoParks.com for details.
Lindenwood Rentals: 701-232-3987
The Fargo Park District offers over 105 miles of scenic trails for biking, walking, running, and inline skating. The trail system includes four bridges, three over the Red River and one over the Sheyenne River. Bridges at Oak Grove and Lindenwood are open year-round, while Dike East is open June-October.
We work with the City of Fargo and Metro COG to maintain trails. Report hazards at 701-499-7778. Trail maps are on pages 24-25 and at FargoParks.com. For more bike trails information, including maps, safety information, closures and more, visit: BikeFM.org
The Fargo Park District provides facilities for walkers wanting to be indoors. The walking tracks are open daily. Hours are subject to change based on holidays, school events and other program needs. For more information, go to FargoParks.com.
FARGO PARKS SPORTS CENTER 6100 38th St S
ARENA 2001 17th Ave S WALKING TRACK HOURS + INFO:
COURTS PLUS | 3491 University Dr S Free for members, daily fee for nonmembers
Island Park | 302 7th St S
Lemke Park | 1000 32nd Ave S
Lindenwood Park | 1905 Roger Maris Dr
Lions Conservancy Park| 1221 EL Cano Dr S Oak Grove Park| 170 Maple St N
Rabanus Park| 4315 18th Ave SW
Rheault Farm| 2902 25th St S
Roosevelt Park| 1220 9th St N
Trollwood Park| 3664 Elm St N
Shelter reservations for summer begin January 2, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Refer to the list of park amenities on pages 26-27 and visit our website for details.
Urban Plains Park| 3020 51st St S
Shelter Type
Gazebo
Warming House
Main Shelter
Rotary Shelter
Ash | Elm | Kost
Amphitheater
Main Shelter
North Shelter
Main Shelter
Whole Site
Picnic Shelter
Bunkhouse
Warming House
Main Shelter
West Gazebo
Art Mart
Barn Stage
| C Shelters
B Shelter
For public events, call 701-499-7788 for special event permit information. *150 parking spots
The dog parks offer fenced in areas for large and small dogs to exercise and socialize There is seating at all parks A shelter for dog owners is at both Yunker Farm and Village West dog parks A water fountain for pets is available at the Village West location The dog parks are open daily from dawn to dusk, year-round, weather and turf conditions permitting
Brandt Crossing Dog Park | 5009 33rd Ave S
Dike East Dog Park | 100 2nd St S
Village West Dog Park | 4415 9th Ave Circle S
Yunker Farm Dog Park | 1257 28th Ave N
YUNKER FARM DOG PARK IS REMODELED FOR YOU AND YOUR DOG TO ENJOY!
SCHEDULED TO OPEN JULY 2025
$10.00/child,
Gear up for the Fargo Pond Hockey Classic, an annual tournament played on natural ponds at Lindenwood Park. With 3-on-3 games across Novice, Silver, and Gold divisions—thanks to our event sponsor, Axis Clinicals!
The season is changing and it is time to say Hello Spring on National Kids to Parks Day! Shake off the winter blues at this fun family event. Join us outdoors to learn about nature, make crafts and more!
Create
model in
Island Park comes alive with music, laughter, and vibrant colors as children play and learn. Bring a teddy bear for the parade at 10:30 am, then enjoy interactive booths, life-sized games, an entertainment stage, and strolling performers. Vendor application due May 30.
Parade: 10:30-11:00 am Event: 11:00 am-7:00 pm
Triathlon
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$90.00/4-person team
Explore, unwind and shop at Island Park Show! Shop for a unique goods from 100+ booths featuring makers of fine arts and crafts.
Ice Skating at Broadway Square MUSIC, TWINKLING LIGHTS, SKATE RENTALS
Through Mid-March
Awesome Art Afternoon CRAFTS, FAMILY, CREATIVITY
Yunker Farm
Broadway Square 1:00-3:00 pm 4:00-8:00 pm M-F 12:00-8:00
Offered Wednesdays all summer, this class is led by Courts Plus and YMCA instructors. Free-will donations accepted with proceeds benefitting two local charities. Contact jmlarson@courtsplus.org for details.
Lindenwood
Park
Neighborhood Sport Series
SPORTS, MUSIC, PLAY 1:30-3:30 pm
Wednesday, July 16, Clara Barton Park Wednesday, July 30, Madison Park Wednesdsay, August 13, Brunsdale Park
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Adaptive Tae Kwon Do
Arts & Enrichment
Baseball/T-ball
Basketball
Birding
Cooking Class
Climbing
Flag Football
Golf *
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Lego Engineering
Lifeguard
Nerf Wars
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Softball
Sports Sampler
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Swimming Lessons
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Registration procedures and sign-up forms are included in this booklet and can also be found at FargoParks.com. Specific deadlines for registration are listed under each program description.
FEES:
Fees must be paid in full at time of registration. Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover are accepted.
SCHEDULING:
Park District staff reserve the right to adjust schedules, if necessary, based on availability of instructors, facilities and number enrolled in class. If games or class changes are made, those registered are notified.
PROGRAM CHANGES: For program changes due to inclement weather, check FargoParks.com, visit the Fargo Park District social media pages.
REFUNDS: The Fargo Park District has a no refund policy for all programs.
EMPLOYMENT: The Fargo Park District is an equal opportunity employer. Look online for information and applications regarding open full-time or part-time positions, or call our Main Office at 701-499-6060.
* Lessons are available through Fargo Park District programming as well as the individual courses.
COURTS PLUS Basketball
Group Exercise Classes
Movement/Dance
Pickleball
Personal Training
Summer
REGISTRATION FOR SPRING/SUMMER PROGRAMS STARTS FEBRUARY 1
FIND DATES & REGISTER
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY: The Fargo Park District has a person on-call 24 hours a day. For emergency situations or problems, call 701-476-4088.
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: Scholarships are available to Fargo residents for youth and adult programs. Registration procedures and forms are included in this booklet and are also available at FargoParks.com. For more information, call 701-499-6060.
CONSUMPTION PERMITS:
Alcoholic Beverage Permits are available for $50.00 through the Fargo Park District. Softball team permits are limited to the North Softball Complex and Mickelson Field parking lots only. Sand volleyball team permits are limited to the Rabanus Park parking lot. Group permits are available for Lindenwood Park, Oak Grove Park, Rheault Farm, Rabanus Park, Urban Plains Park and Trollwood Park in conjunction with a paid shelter rental. Absolutely no glass bottles, hard alcohol or kegs.
All fees and policies are subject to change.
Dive into our brand-new aquatic facility, featuring a 50-meter competition pool with diving boards and a platform for high-flying fun. Relax in the lifestyle pool, float along the lazy river, or enjoy the water slide tower with the FlyTyme Slide and tube/body slide.
This is a neighborhood type facility with a small wading pool and a small swimming pool with water depth ranging from 2 1⁄2 to 4 1⁄2 ft. Try out the zero
This pool includes: two large waterslides, a zero depth swim area that includes a large playground with several small slides and 400 gallon bucket that dumps over the playground once every four minutes, and a climbing wall over a section of the pool.
Amenities include a large waterslide, a zero depth swimming area with a two tiered playground in the water and a small waterslide, plus water drop mushrooms in the water. This pool is fun for all ages.
A recreational pool with a large waterslide, a zero depth area with a playground and a small waterslide.
Pools are open Monday, June 9. Please see website for pool closure dates.
*One time admission rates
WEATHER POLICY:
The pools are open and outdoor lessons held when the air temp is 62°F and above.
DIAPER POLICY:
All children who wear diapers are required to wear waterproof diapers at all Fargo Park District pools. This policy is for everyone’s safety.
FOOD POLICY:
No outside food is allowed in the pool area. Concessions are available at all five recreational pools.
POOL RULES:
Rules are posted at each pool and online for your safety and convenience.
SWIM POLICY:
Life jackets are mandatory for non-swimmers in the main pools at all locations. Facility supplied life jackets are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Please see pool manager for further details.
*Replacement fee for a lost season pass is $10 00
*Family is defined as 2 adults and up to 5 dependent children (up to the age of 18) who resides in the same household Nannies and babysitters must purchase an individual pass or pay admission
All passes purchased online will be mailed out within 3 business days. Please make sure your address is correct on your account. We are not accepting mail-in registrations for pool passes. The pool passes are scanner cards. Each individual receives their own card to be used for admission into the pools. A photo must be uploaded to your account for each person receiving a card. We will not be able to process pool scanner cards for anyone without an uploaded picture.
While registering online for 2025 pool passes, you will be asked if you would like new pool pass scanner cards, or if you would like to use your same cards. If we send you new cards, they will be activated, and the old cards will no longer work.
At the end of the season, hold onto your card so we can reactivate it the following year at the time of purchase. If your address is missing, please click "Edit" on the top left and add the information to your account.
If you have not registered for any of our programs since August 1, 2021, please go online at FargoParks.com and set up a new account. Please contact us if you are having issues logging into your account, 701-499-6060. DO NOT create a new account if you already have one.
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THE NEW ISLAND PARK POOL OPENS SUMMER 2025-GET READY TO DIVE IN!
Create a masterpiece in this parent and child class. Explore different mediums together while enhancing motor skills. Imagination is required for this class filled with painting, drawing, coloring, crafts and projects galore! Adult supervision required.
3:30-5:00
$17.00
Parks Sports Center, 6100 38th Ave S
Challenge your child’s creativity! This class explores drawing, painting, watercolors, and pastels. With new projects each series, repeat students can keep creating and having fun!
$64.00
Spring Session Mondays, March 10, 17, 24, 31, April 7 & 14
6:00-7:30 pm Register by March 6
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Fargo Parks x The 1889
AGES 9-12
Grow your child’s creativity! Young artists will explore drawing, painting, collage, and more through fun, unique projects. They’ll learn artistic styles while building on their skills. Repeat students welcome—each series offers new projects!
$64.00
6:00-7:30 pm Register by March 6 Fargo Parks Sports Center, 6100 38th St S 1:00-3:00 pm
Spring Session Tuesdays, March 11, 18, 25, April 1, 8 & 15
Discover unique art and cooking classes with 1889! Stay tuned to our website and socials for updates on upcoming sessions and events. Summer Sessions Summer Sessions
The Fargo Park District offers summer swimming lessons for ages 4-14. Level 1 is open to all kids ages 5+, but 4-year-olds who complete Pre-Level may enroll. Classes fill on a first-come, first-served basis, and no registrations are accepted after sessions start.
Spring Indoor Mondays-Thursdaysfor2weeks
SESSIONS
$67.00/session
South High Pool, 1840 15th Ave S 7:15-7:45 pm
*TIMES OFFERED
Session 1 March 31-April 10
Session 2 April 28-May 8
5:30-6:00 pm 6:05-6:35 pm 6:40-7:10 pm
Summer Indoor Mondays-Thursdaysfor2weeks
Summer Outdoor
*All levels are offered at these class times
*TIMES OFFERED
Session 1 June 16-26 REGISTER June 11
South High Pool, 1840 15th Ave S
Mondays-Thursdaysfor2weeks
SESSIONS SESSIONS
North High Pool, 801 17th Ave N 10:45-11:15 am 10:45-11:15 am
Session 1 June 16-26 REGISTER June 11
*TIMES OFFERED
Session 2 July 7-17 REGISTER July 2
9:00-9:30 am 9:00-9:30 am 9:35-10:05 am 9:35-10:05 am 10:10-10:40 am 10:10-10:40 am
Session 2 July 7-17 REGISTER July 2
Session 3 July 28-August 7 REGISTER July 21
Mondays-Thursdaysfor2weeks
SESSIONS
Session 3 July 28-August 7 REGISTER July 21
Madison Pool, 1040 29th St N LEVELS: Pre, 1, 2 6:40-7:10 pm 7:20-7:50 pm
Session 1 June 16-26 REGISTER June 11
TIMES OFFERED 6:00-6:30 pm
Session 2 July 7-17 REGISTER July 2
Session 3 July 28-August 7 REGISTER July 21
If inclement weather occurs, lessons will be moved to North High School Indoor Pool. You will be notified via email.
Children progress through a series of seven levels designed to teach the fundamentals of swimming and encourage aquatic exploration with guided instruction In doing so, the Fargo Park District works to ensure a high level of competency is acquired by participants in both aquatic safety and swimming skills
AGES 4-5
Participants learn how to be safe around water and begin working on floating, arm and leg movements, and confidence in the water where they can touch.
Students continue building confidence by learning the basic swimming kicks and arm strokes (whip and flutter kicks and the front and back crawl) with support from floatation devices and the instructor.
Students focus on practicing the skill sets learned in level one and build the confidence to complete the skills without support from the instructor and/or floatation devices.
Students begin working on their swimming endurance along with more intermediate swimming skills such as the breaststroke and diving.
Students continue developing their swimming endurance and begin working on more advanced swimming strokes, such as the side stroke and butterfly. Basic lifesaving practices, such as a reachthrow technique, are introduced that focus specifically on staying safe around pools, lakes and rivers.
Students continue developing basic, intermediate, and advanced swimming strokes, focusing on endurance, refinement, and mastery. Surface dives and diving from starting blocks are also introduced.
Students continue to develop their swimming endurance and begin learning intermediate life-saving skills. Pre-lifeguarding skills are taught in order to prepare students to be good babysitters/nannies and/or future lifeguards. This level is a benefit to any student who spends time around water during the summer months and ensures students are prepared to pass the water skills requirements for lifeguarding certifications.
AGES 15+
American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification courses are available this spring. Each course is limited to the first ten paid registrants. The lifeguard courses are now blended learning courses; this requires registrants to complete the online portion prior to the in-water portion of the course.
$160 00
North High School Indoor Pool, 801 17th Ave N
DATES SESSION TIME 8:00 am-6:00 pm March 1-2 1 2
8:00 am-6:00 pm March 29-30
Track & Field
This program is for boys and girls ages 5-12, no exceptions. The objective of this program is to introduce and teach the sport of track and field in a rewarding environment.
DATES AGE TIME 6:30 pm MONDAY | Practice 5-7 8-12 AGES 5-12 Register by May 26 June2-26 7:15 pm THURSDAY | Meet 6:30 pm TUESDAY | Practice
Volleyball Camp
GRADES 3-6
This is a youth volleyball camp that teaches the basics of volleyball in a camp setting.
June 9-12
1:00-4:00 pm
$108.00
Fargo Parks Sports Center 6100 38th St S
Registration: First come, first serve.
Spring Volleyball League
GRADES 5-6
This program focuses on teaching fundamentals of volleyball teamwork, sportsmanship and having fun!
Summer Volleyball League
GRADES 3-6
This program focuses on teaching fundamentals of volleyball teamwork, sportsmanship and having fun!
June 16-August 7
$108.00
Fargo Parks Sports Center, 6100 38th St S
March-Mid May 9:00-10:00 am
$108.00
Clara Barton, 1417 6th St S
First 40 registrants
PRACTICE GAMES Thurs. Mon. & Tues.
PRACTICE GAMES Thurs. Mon. & Tues. 3rd & 4th Grade 5th & 6th Grade 10:30-11:30 am TBA 5:30 pm THURSDAY | Meet
Register by: June 9. First 32 registrants per group.
Sand Volleyball Camp
GRADES 3-6
This is a youth volleyball camp that teaches the basics of volleyball in a camp setting, this time on sand!
August 11-14
Rabanus Sand Volleyball Courts 4301 18th Ave S 7:15 pm 6:15 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
Registration: First come, first serve.
$108.00
Whether your child is just starting the game or is trying to make a local school team, we have lessons designed to take them to the next level.
Register for the tennis program at CourtsPlus.org/Tennis. COURTS
Our Star Junior Tennis and MXP Tennis program uses a progressive court system that uses 36’, 60’ and 78’ (regular size) tennis court. Coupled with ensuring the proper racquet length and using different types of tennis balls based on age and ability, our goal is to get your child playing tennis as soon as possible. This system gives your child a visible progression to maximize their improvement. Each of our lessons are divided up into three critical phases beginning with a warm-up emphasizing tennis specific movement and coordination. This is followed by a skill-building phase. Then, skills are practiced “live” in a competitive phase, where rallying and game conditions are experienced.
Session 1: June 2-26 (4 weeks)
Session 2: July 7-31 (4 weeks)
Member $40.00 | Non-member $60.00
Student to instructor ratio of 10:1.
9:00-9:45
9:00-9:45 am
9:45-10:30 am
10:30-11:15 am
* Lessons may be held on Fridays in case of weather cancellations during the week
For players in grades 3-6, who are ready for tournament play or can serve consistently and play points. Focus is on strategy and point play.
June 2-July 31 | No lessons: June 30-July 3
Youth racquets are for sale at Courts Plus for $20.00.
AGES 11-12
For players in grades 7-8 who play on a high school or junior varsity team during the 2024-25 school year. Focus is on stroke development as it pertains to point play.
June 2-July 31 | No lessons: June 30-July 3 Monday-Thursday 4:00-5:00 pm
AGES 13-18
For players in grades 9-12 for the 2024-25 school year. Players in grades 7-8 who play on a varsity team may also participate. Focus is on competitive play strategies and point play.
June 2-July 31 | No lessons: June 30-July 3
Monday-Thursday 1:00-2:30 PM | 2:30-4:00 PM Discovery School, 1717 40th Ave S
USTA Jr. Team Tennis is the largest junior recreational tennis league in the country. Called the ‘little league’ for tennis, USTA Jr. Team Tennis is a team match format program with an emphasis on skill development, fun, teamwork and friendly competition. Teams are formed once the program begins. Age groups are 12s, 14s Advanced and Intermediate and 18s Advanced and Intermediate. Participants must be current USTA members. Register at CourtsPlus.org
June 3-July 31 | No lesson: June 30-July 3 Courts Plus, 3491 University Dr S
6:00-7:30 pm
AGE GROUP DAYS Tuesdays JTT 12 Thursdays JTT 14 Wednesdays JTT 18 Team Tennis
For entry info, go to CourtsPlus.org/Tennis and scroll to tournaments.
August 1-2
PLAYTOWNS | SPORTS SAMPLER
SPRING
AGES 3-6
Youth Sports Sampler provides an opportunity for kids to “sample” a number of different sports to determine which spark an interest during this 4-week program. Registration taken on first come, first serve basis until full. Each child must be accompanied by an adult.
April 1-29 AGE DAYS
SUMMER
Session 1: M/W June 9-July 2
Session 2: M/W July 14-August 6
AGES 3-6
$75.00 T, TH 3-4 T, TH 5-6 TIME 4:15-5:00 pm 5:15-6:00 pm
Lindenwood Park, 1905 Roger Maris Dr
Clara Barton, 1417 6th St S
No class on April 17, makeup and last day will be April 29
Sessions 1 & 2
Kids get an opportunity to participate in a variety of sports (soccer, T-ball, flag football, lacrosse, footgolf, pickleball, disc golf) to see if any spark an interest during this 4 week program. Each child must be accompanied by an adult. 5-6 5-6 TIME 9:15-10:00 am 10:15-11:00 am
DAYS AGE
$75.00 M, W 3-4 11:00 am-12:00 pm
AGES 3-5
Participants will be introduced to the rules and basic skills of common sports such as volleyball, basketball, tennis, T-ball (6 sessions) and various warm up games and exercises Participants will have fun while learning to work as a team and following directions.
Member $20.00 | Non-member $34.00
M/W, July 7-23 10:30-11:10 am Courts Plus, 3491 University Dr S
SUMMER
Session 1: June 10-July 3
Session 2: July 15-August 7
Sessions 1 & 2
AGES 5-12
Youth Sports Sampler provides an opportunity for kids to “sample” a number of different sports to determine which spark an interest during this 4 week program. Registration taken on first come, first serve basis until full. Each child must be accompanied by an adult. T, TH 3-4 5-6 TIME 4:15-5:00 pm 5:15-6:00 pm | 6:15-7:00 pm
$75.00
Lindenwood Park, 1905 Roger Maris Dr
DAYS AGE
Session 1: Monday-Thursday, June 9-July 3
Session 2: Monday-Thursday, July 7-31
Registrations are taken throughout the duration of the program.
Fargo Parks Scholarships can be used for Playtown fee.
$115.00/child per session AGE LOCATION
Lincoln Park, 2120 9th St S 5-7
Longfellow Park, 20 29th Ave N 5-7
Clara Barton Park, 1451 6th St S 8-12 Playtown
9:00 am1:00 pm
Centennial Park, 4101 25th St S 8-12
Kennedy Park, 4501 42nd St S 8-12
LOCATION: Courts Plus, 3491 University Dr S
Looking for an action packed and exciting summer day camp designed especially for younger campers ages 511? Courts Plus has you covered with fun Summer Day Camps that are jam-packed with activities, including team and individual sports, playground games, arts and crafts, water games and movies All activities take place at Courts Plus and local parks. Campers come ready to play outside every day of camp, weather permitting
All Day: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Morning Session: 8:00-11:00 am
Mid-Day Session: 11:00 am-2:00 pm
Afternoon Session: 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
All Day: Members: $30.00/day | Non-members: $40.00/day
Early drop off, late pick up options available upon request
8:00-11:00 am, 11:00 am-2:00 pm, 2:00-5:00 pm
Member $15.00/session| Non-member $25.00/session
We’ll watch your kids! Each month features a new theme and incorporates games, sports and art projects for ages 6 weeks to 11-year-old Check CourtsPlus.org/Youth-Programs to see the next month’s theme!
View CourtsPlus.org/youth-programs
4:30-7:30 pm
Members: $15.00/child | Non-Members: $25.00/child
Register up to 24 hours prior
This can only be utilized during operating hours of our Child Watch Drop off reservations can be scheduled for a maximum of 3 hours per day. Additional charges will apply
This Courts Plus after school program offers after school fun and learning during the school year for grades K-5 that combines fun with learning and exercise. This after school program follows the Fargo Public Schools calendar. The start time follows Eagles Elementary.
Visit Fargo Public Schools for information on dates 2:45-6:00 pm
$15.00/members | $25.00/non-members
Register up to 24 hours prior
SCHOOLS OUT!
No school! Join us for entertainment and exercise. Activities include team and individual sports, playground time, carnival style games, art projects, outdoor activities, movies and more!
DATES
All operating hours of Child Watch Members: $5.00/hr/child | Non-Members: $8.50/hr/child Register up to 24 hours prior MARCH 17-21
FEBRUARY 17
APRIL 17-18 | 21
Day Camps: Members: $30.00/day | Non-members: $40.00/day
Mini Sessions: Members: $15.00/session | Non-members: $25.00/session
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Tharaldson Little League Complex, 1804 17th Ave S
For carpooling purposes, you may request to play with two other individuals. These two individuals must also request to play with you, register for the same level and list the same school This procedure only applies to registrations received by the registration deadline.
A typical schedule is each team playing two games a week. No practices will be scheduled except for the first week of the league.
Ideally, the maximum amount of players placed on a roster is 12
Exceptions may occur based on the situation.
VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED
This program relies on volunteer coaches, often parents. No baseball expertise is required—just a positive attitude to ensure players have a fun experience! To volunteer, indicate your interest on your child’s registration form.
Fargo Youth Baseball offers programs for ages 5 and older. Visit FargoYouthBaseball.com for more information.
Leagues are offered for boys and girls ages 5-9. Leagues are set up to allow youth to play with children their same age/grade level and girls and boys play together in all levels. Emails are sent out a week before the program starts. Email includes information about what team your child is on.
*Grade is based on the 2024-2025 school year Schedules, rules, & rosters available online a week before leagues: FargoParks.com
This program is designed for those interested in learning to rock climb. The class emphasis is on the basic fundamentals of climbing. The goal is to learn technique, build strength, and to become comfortable with climbing. By the end of the course you will have the knowledge, skills and strength to succeed on the wall! All equipment will be provided. Participants need to wear comfortable athletic clothing. For more info on session dates visit us at fargoparks.com/youthprograms/intro-climbing
MONDAYS SESSION
4 classes/session, 1 class/week (Mondays or Thursdays)
Fargo Climbing 2325 46th St S Ages: 5-8 from 6:00-6:45pm Ages: 9-13 from 7:00-7:45pm
THURSDAYS
6:00-6:45 pm March 3 - 24 1 2
7:00-7:45 pm April 1-24
Show off your nerf blasting skills in an epic Nerf battle against other people! Teams will be split at the start of the session and the battles will begin! Contact isinkler@fargoparks.com for more information
$18.00
Metro Rec Center, 3110 Main Ave
Need to register for each session.
SESSIONS
March 12 April 23 July 16
GRADE
Kindergarten-2nd Grade
GAMES: Anderson Complex, 4200 23rd Ave S
PRACTICES: Tharaldson Baseball Complex, 2401 42nd St SW
Register by: July 6 $64.00
For carpooling purposes, you may request to play with two other individuals.
These two individuals must also request to play with you, register for the same level and list the same school. This procedure only applies to registrations received by the registration deadline.
Ideally, a maximum amount of players placed on a roster is 14
Exceptions may occur based on the situation. All players need a mouth guard.
Practices and games are one hour with times varying between 5:30 pm and 6:45 pm
GRADE PRACTICE
Kindergarten -1st grade
$71 00
June 17-18 3rd-6th Grade
Fargo Parks Sports Center 6100 38th St S 5:00-6:00 pm
Join us for an exciting LEGO® Education class where young builders dive into the thrilling world of physical science through the lens of sports! Get ready to explore forces, motion, and interactions in a fun and hands-on way—no screens needed! Students will unleash their creativity while learning the science behind the games they love. Let’s build, learn, and play together!
DATE TIME GRADE & TIME 4:00-5:00 pm 3-5th | 10:30 am-noon
K-2nd | 9:00-10:30 am
6-8th | 9:00-10:30 am
June 19-20 K-2nd | 9:00-10:30 am July 15-16
6-8th | 9:00-10:30 am July 17-18 3-5th | 10:30 am-noon
LATE REGISTRATION SIGN UP | online only July 16 New teams may be formed for late registrants. Sign up online only at FargoParks.com
8:00 am-11:59 pm
Registration: First come, first serve. Late fee: $96.00
*Grade is based on the 2025-2026 school year. Emails are sent out a week before the program starts. Email includes information about what team your child is on.
This program relies on volunteer coaches, often parents. No football expertise is required—just a positive attitude to ensure players have a fun experience! To volunteer, indicate your interest on your child’s registration form.
IN CASE OF QUESTIONABLE WEATHER: Visit FargoParks.com or check the Fargo Park District social media pages for cancellations
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
Level 1
ACTIVE START
AGES 5-7
Active Start is an entry level program designed for youth with little or no golf experience. The class will meet for 45 minutes once a week during a six-week period SNAG, or starting new at golf program, youth will be taught a simplified approach to golf using provided SNAG equipment.
Level 1+
Level 5
PLAY TO IMPROVE
AGES 5-7
Level 1+ introduces youth to the same fundamentals as Level 1 but using real clubs Clubs are available, but bringing your own is recommended
Level 2
FUNDAMENTALS
AGES 7-9
FUNdamentals is the follow-up to Active Start. This level is designed for the youth with or without previous golf experience.
Level 3
LEARN TO PLAY
AGES 9-12
Learn to Play - Instruction is the follow-up to FUNdamentals. This level is designed for the Junior with or without previous golf experience.
Level 4
LEARN TO PLAY +
AGES 9-12
Learn to Play - Instruction + Play helps Juniors build on their fundamentals, improving their full swing, short game, rules, etiquette, and course strategy through practice and team-based play.
AGES 12-15
Play to improve is the follow-up to Learn to Play + . Juniors in this program should already have solid fundamentals and desire to improve their game and possibly play competitively
June 9-July 24, no lessons week of July 4
This Fargo Park District program teaches youth ages 5-15 the basics of golf in group lessons with a maximum 6:1 student-to-instructor ratio. The six-week session runs June 9–July 24, with the week of July 4th off Participants need at least a golf bag, wood, iron, and putter Visit www.fargogolf.net or contact Jack Powers at jpowers@fargoparks.com for additional information and to register.
LEARN MORE & REGISTER:
The Discover Junior Golf Tour looks to provide a fun, competitive, and engaging gateway to tournament golf in a comfortable 9-hole tournament setting. There will be three levels of competition based on age and is open to male and female participants. Participants should have a minimum of a golf bag, wood, iron and putter.
Season Membership June 6th deadline or 5 days before event for Individual Tournament Sign-Up.
All Discover Tour Golf Tournaments will be stroke play events Each tournament will begin in the morning during weekdays. Tournaments will be started by group tee times, meaning each player will be assigned to a group with a specific tee time to start, or a shotgun start with each player being assigned a hole and starting simultaneously with other players.
The Discover Junior Golf Tour will offer three separate playing divisions based on age. (9u,12u,15u). If a player feels comfortable with their skill level, there is an opportunity to move up an age division.
9U
Our youngest playing division will be competing at 8:00am shotgun start at El Zagal Par 3 Golf Course each Wednesday. The golf course will be set up with appropriate yardages pertaining to the ages of the competitors. Juniors who have reached their 10th birthday prior to August 1, 2025 will be required to play in at the 12U Level.
Our middle playing division will be competing at El Zagal, Osgood, and Prairiewood Golf Courses with a tee time start format. The golf course will be set up with appropriate yardages pertaining to the ages of the competitors. Juniors who have reached their 13th birthday prior to August 1, 2025 will be required to play in at the 15U Level.
Season Membership: For $125.00, enjoy access to all tournaments within a single age group for the entire season and a swag bag full of great items. Individual Tournament Sign-Up: Prefer to play in just a few events? Register for individual tournaments at $35.00 per event
Our oldest playing division will be competing at three Fargo Park District courses (El Zagal, Osgood, Prairiewood). Each course will host one nine-hole event using a tee time start format. The golf course will be set up with appropriate yardages pertaining to the ages of the competitors. For Juniors who have not reached their 16th birthday prior to August 1, 2025.
Designed for male and female participants in the Discover Junior Golf Tour. All events are scheduled at El Zagal beginning at 6:00pm. Players can play with a player partner of any age. Divisions are based on the oldest player.
8:00 am tee time
INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS FOR EVERYONE
This is a six-week session for children & adults with special needs ages 5-20. Participants learn basic skills and techniques of Tae Kwon Do.
Monday and Wednesday
DATES
6:45-7:30 pm
March 24-April 30
These free art classes are designed for special needs teens and adults. Try your hand at different types of media including drawing, painting, sculpture and more. For program information, call The Activity Center at 701-235-2444.
Thursdays, March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 10, 17
7:00-8:30 pm
Free
Fargo Parks Sports Center, 6100 38th St S
Theseadaptivesummerdaycampsofferrecreational opportunities,encouragingsocialinteractionthrough variousactivitiesandoutings.
AllparticipantsmusthaveIEPor504documentationtoregister. Lateregistrationsmaynotbeaccepted.
9:00 am-2:00 pm
$105.00/child per session
Rheault Farm, 2902 25th St S
YOUTH CAMP: Ages 6-12 | TEEN CAMP: Ages 13-18
DATES REGISTER SESSION 1 2
June 9-July 3 (M-Th)
May 30
June 27 July 7-31 (M-Th)
$100.00/person
Red River Tae Kwon Do, 3509 4th Ave S
June 16-July 23
This program is for adults with special needs. Teams are formed by agencies. If you would like to participate but are not apart of an agency, email dcaron@fargoparks.com.
$300.00/team 5:30 pm
Longfellow Park, 20 29th Ave N
Register by April 19
Discover Lindenwood Park, Fargo’s fully accessible adaptive park! Designed with inclusion in mind, it features wheelchairaccessible play structures and a fully fenced area, providing a safe and welcoming space for all. Perfect for families seeking a secure and fun environment to play, explore, and connect.
The coed softball leagues use the NDASA coed rules. This is a combination league: males use wood bats, females use any ASA approved bats. Used softballs for sale after April 1 ($10.00 per dozen).
May 12-August
Tuesday League or Thursday League
6:30 pm & 7:30 pm
8:30 pm & 9:30 pm
$936.00/team
North Complex, 6063 45th St N Register by April 27
Leagues: Upper/Middle: Men’s & Women’s Rec 2 & above Lower: Men’s & Women’s Rec 3 & 4
Looking for an easy wind down from a tense summer softball season, but not ready to give up softball for the year just yet? The 16” Coed Softball League is for you. The biggest difference between this coed league and the summer coed league is that guys are not allowed to use softball gloves
August 21 | 7-8 weeks
6:15 & 8:15 pm
Leagues: Upper | Lower Thursdays
Mickelson Park, 901 Oak St N Register by August 7
$435.00/team
Individuals interested in umpiring NDASA Softball (slow pitch, fast pitch or coed) are required to attend an NDASA Clinic. (Team captains are also encouraged to attend.) Contact your local ASA Umpire representative(s) for umpire clinic dates and times. For umpire information, call Chris Coleman 701-430-0391, Koby Dennick 701-361-0523 or Randi Litchy at 701-499-6089.
AGES 9-12
Come have a good time playing flag football with the guys! This flag football league runs for 8 weeks in the fall. This is a no contact or aggressive play league. Teams are 7 vs 7 with no roster limitations.
Wednesdays | August 13-Mid October | 8 weeks
6:00-9:30 pm
$324.00/team
Register by July 30 Leagues: Upper | Lower
Kickball League
Sundays, March 23-May 11
North High, 801 17th Ave N
Registration: First come, first serve.
AGES 16+
Leagues are coed and open to all skill levels. Teams are scheduled 5 games with tournament participation.
Wednesdays | June 4-August
AGES 9-12
6:00-9:00 pm
$222.00
North Complex, 6063 45th St N
Register by May 18
This class teaches the philosophy of birding, places to bird in the FM area, tools for bird watching, bird anatomy, field marks, bird songs and much more. The first class includes a lecture followed by field trips. AGES 15+
$38.00 INSTRUCTOR: Grant Mehring
Fargo Parks Sports Center, 6100 38th St S
Indoor Session May 6 EVENT DATES 6:30-9:00 pm
Outdoor Session EVENT DATES 7:00 am May 24-25
Anderson Softball Complex, 4200 23th Ave S May 5 May 10-11 May 17-18
Join the Fargo Park District Walking Club for a fun, social way to stay active! Open to walkers of all levels, you can walk on your own or join our weekly walking group. Visit fargoparks.com for more information.
SCAN TO JOIN THE CLUB!
$122.00/team
5:30-8:30 pm LEAGUE TIME
4:00-7:00 pm Lower Upper/ Middle
Teams referee themselves using 3-on-3 basketball rules. Wednesdays, June 4-July 16 6:30-9:30 pm
$122.00/team
Fargo Parks Sports Center, 6100 38th St S
Register by May 21 Leagues: Womens | Men’s Recreational | Men’s Lower | Men’s Upper/Middle
COURTS PLUS WINTER/SPRING
This league is open to all skill levels. Teams referee themselves. Includes 7 league games, plus a tournament at the end of the season. For more information, email Wayne at wherrick@courtsplus.org.
Tuesday or Thursday | February 4-April 24 6:30-10:30 pm
Non-Members $50.00/Player | Members $10.00/Player
Teams referee themselves using 3-on-3 basketball rules. Courts Plus, 3491 University Dr S
Register by February 3
The Fargo Park District offers four different outdoor tennis leagues. These leagues are open to all playing levels.
6:00-7:30 pm Island Park
$35.00
Island Park, 5th Ave S & 7th St + Discovery Park, 3470 18th St S
Men’s June 2-July 28 (excluding June 30) (excluding July 1) Women’s
June 3-July 29
Ladies Intermediate 2.5/3.0 and Advanced 3.5/4.0
6:30-7:30 pm
Member $60.00 | Non-member $120.00
Courts Plus, 3491 University Dr S
Session 1 June 3-24
Courts Plus
Session 2
Adult Beginner Tennis League Singles and Doubles
July 8-29
Courts Plus Singles and Doubles
Adult Beginner Tennis League
Do you want to learn tennis or just get back into the game? Sign up for Tennis Lessons.
Session 1: Tuesdays, June 3-24
Session 2: Tuesdays, July 8-29
Member $60.00 | Non-member $120.00
Courts Plus, 3491 University Dr S
Intro Basic strokes, positioning, parts of court, scoring
League Learn direction, basic strategy, stroke production, play 5:30-7:30 pm 5:30-6:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm
For entry info, go to CourtsPlus.org/tennis and scroll to tournaments.
July 11-13
Scan for lessons, leagues, court rentals & more at Courts Plus!
League schedules, rosters and rules are available online the week prior to leagues starting: FargoParks.com
SPRING & FALL
All volleyball teams play 14 league matches plus tournament participation. A match consists of three games up to 20 points.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Spring: March 5-Mid May Fall: August 18-October
Leagues: COED | Upper, Middle Lower WOMEN’S | Upper, Middle, Lower
SUMMER
May 19-Early August Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
$396.00/team Register by
LEAGUE
Fargo Parks Sports Center, 6100 38th St S + Sports Arena 2001 17th Ave S
UPPER MIDDLE, LOWER
7:30-9:45 pm 6:00-9:45 pm START TIMES
Spring: February 13 Fall: July 31
Leagues play eight or nine weeks outdoors on sand courts, offering a fun and relaxed atmosphere. The games are informal without officiating, and players cannot play on more than one team per night.
6:00-8:15 pm
Rabanus Sand Courts, 4301 18th Ave S (West of Schlossman Family YMCA)
OLDER THAN AVERAGE
This tournament is for individuals 35 and over. Register as an individual, teams formed by the staff the morning of the tournament. No team registrations are taken.
Saturday, March 15
9:00 am
Early Bird: $25.00 | Onsite Fee: $35.00
Sports Arena, 2001 17th Ave S
Register by March 12
VOLLEYBALL COURT RENTALS
47TH ANNUAL
$199.00/Team *$125.00/team Power 4s Register by May 4
Leagues: COED | Power Fours, Upper, Middle, Lower WOMEN’S | Middle/Upper, Lower/Middle
Register as an individual, teams formed by the staff the morning of the tournament. No team registrations are taken.
Saturday, May 31 9:00 am
Early Bird: $25.00 | Onsite Fee: $35.00
Rabanus Sand Courts, 4301 18th Ave S Rain Out: Sports Arena, 2001 17th Ave S
Register by May 28
Volleyball courts are available to rent for practice on a first come, first serve basis. Rental times may be adjusted due to league play.
SPORTS ARENA | 2001 17th Ave S | 701-499-6060
DATE: August 15 to mid-October
DAYS: Saturday-Sundays | TIME: 12:00-5:00 pm
COURTS PLUS | 3491 University S | 701-237-4805
Courts are available year round and open during business hours. For more info email Wayne Herrick at wherrick@courtsplus.org.
FARGO PARKS SPORTS CENTER | 6100 38th St S | 701-499-6065
OUTDOOR TENNIS COURTS
BENNETT: 1900 58th Ave S | 6 courts
DISCOVERY: 3470 18th St S | 6 courts
ELEPHANT: 100 19th Ave N | 5 courts
ISLAND PARK: 5th Ave S & 7th St | 7 courts
KENNEDY: 4501 42nd St S | 6 courts
OAK GROVE: 170 Maple St N | 2 courts
SOUTH HIGH: 15th Ave & 20th St S | 5 courts
OUTDOOR PICKLEBALL COURTS
BRUNSDALE PARK: 1702 27th Ave S | 9 courts
LONGFELLOW PARK: 20 29th Ave N | 4 courts
VALLEY VIEW PARK: 5200 36th Ave S | 4 courts
Join us for fun, engaging activities designed for seniors! Try chair yoga, SAIL fitness classes, feather yoga, or enjoy social time with coffee and crafts. There's something for everyone!
Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is an evidence-based strength, balance and fitness program for adults 55 and older. Performing exercises that improve strength, balance and fitness are the single most important activity that adults can do to stay active and reduce their chances of falling. Register at FargoParks.com
Monday, Wednesday and Friday | YEAR ROUND
YOGA
9:00-10:00am $28.00/session
CHAIR YOGA
Fargo Parks Sports Center, 6100 38th St S FREE
Tuesdays
Session 1: March 4–25
Session 2: April 1-22
Session 3: May 6-27
9:00-9:45 am
Chair yoga is a gentle form of yoga practiced while seated, making it accessible for people with limited mobility or balance concerns This class focuses on mindful movement, stretching, and breathing exercises to improve flexibility and reduce tension, all while providing support and comfort through the use of a chair Perfect for beginners or those looking for relaxing practice
FEATHER YOGA
10:00-10:45 am
Feather Yoga focuses on improving flexibility and balance in a supportive environment. These sessions emphasize breathing and mindful movement, making it great for all fitness levels.
Coffee and Crafts offers a relaxing space to enjoy coffee, create simple crafts, and socialize with friends—no experience needed!
Thursdays 9:00-10:00 am
Session 1: March 6–27
Session 2: April 3-24
Session 3: May 8-29
$40 00/session
North Dakota Senior Games
Athletes 50+ from across the country will compete in events like pickleball, swimming, and golf at venues throughout Fargo.
Register by August 1 to join the fun! Learn more and sign up starting March 1 at ndseniorgames.com.
Pre-registration is required –no on-site registration
Registration Deadline: August 1
Wednesday, August 13Friday, August 15
The Fargo Park District scholarship program creates opportunities for individuals facing financial challenges to participate in a wide range of general recreation programs, including both youth and adult activities
REQUIREMENTS:
• Current resident of Fargo (≥ 90 days)
• Income verification:
– Valid SNAP approval letter OR – Most recent Federal Tax Return
ELIGIBLE PROGRAMS
Adaptive
Archery Arts & Enrichment
• Copy of ND driver’s license
• Program registration form (pool passes excluded)
• Photo for each pool pass holder
• Scholarships are limited to two programs per person, per season (Spring/Summer or Fall/Winter)
Use a separate form for each participant for each program. One registration form per team, a roster will be due at a later date Additional forms are available in our office or FargoParks com
Participant Name: ______________________________________
Birth Date: ____________________________________
Team or School Name: _______________________________________
Gender: M F
Address: _________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian: _________________________________
City: ________________________ State: ______ ZIP: ___________
Phone #: ____________________________________ E-mail Address: ________________________________________________
Names of participants your child would like to play with: __________________________________________
Check here if you are interested in volunteer coaching a youth team (baseball/softball or flag football)
* Use a separate form for each program/session you would like to participate in. *
Courts Plus Programs – please register online at CourtsPlus.org or the Courts Plus App
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Payment Method: Credit Card Cash
Amount Enclosed/Authorized: $______________________________
Credit Card: Visa MasterCard Discover American Express
Credit Card #:
Billing Address:
Signature of cardholder Exp. Date: CVV: Today’s Date:
MAIL TO: Fargo Park District, Attn: Registration, 6100 38th St S, Suite A, Fargo, ND 58104
Payment is due upon registration. Registrations will not be processed without payment. One check per form.
RELEASE & INDEMNITY AGREEMENT
You must read and sign waivers below to participate in Fargo Park District programs.
The undersigned for himself and for the minors (persons under the age of 18 years) whose names appear above as registered for participation in the event or program (the Event) described on this document. In consideration of the acceptance of my registration and the participation of myself and any of the minors whose names appear above, or my children, or my wards I hereby, on my behalf and their behalf, release the Fargo Park District, its agents and employees from all claims for injuries or property damage that I or they may sustain arising out of the event. I and any such minors recognize and acknowledge that there are risks of physical injury to participants in the event both known and unknown and I agree for myself and on their behalf to assume the risks of such injuries, damages, or loss which I or they may sustain as a result of participation in the Event. I release the Fargo Park District and its agents and employees from any such claims and I agree to indemnify and hold the Fargo Park District, its agents and employees harmless from any claims by any of the minors listed above arising out of or in any way related to the event. The persons executing the Release and Indemnity Agreement above hereof understand that the event may be videotaped or photographed and agree to such images and further agree that images will be the sole property of the Fargo Park District and may be used for advertising and promotional use without notice to or consent of a participant, parent, or guardian and that any revenue derived there from shall be solely that of the Fargo Park District.
I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE DETAILS AND WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS.
Name on the card (print) Participant or Parent/Guardian Signature if participant is under 18 Date
Join the Fargo Park District's Adopt-A-Park Program and help keep our parks clean! Whether you're an individual, service club, or group, this is a great way to contribute to our community while taking pride in our shared spaces Learn more by calling 701-551-5891 or visiting FargoParks com
Nonpoint source pollution is the Red River's biggest threat Help reduce it by keeping the riverbanks litter-free through the Adopt-The-Red program Join cleanups to prevent litter, remove trash, and boost community pride To learn more, call 701-551-5891
River Keepers, a non-profit advocating for sustainable use of the Red River in FargoMoorhead, focuses on safety, recreation, education, urban connection, and partnerships. Visit RiverKeepers.org or email christine@riverkeepers org to learn how you can help!
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