Dates: Tuesdays, June - August
Location: Longfellow Park, 20 29th Ave N
Our adult adaptive coed softball league is held for individuals with special needs interested in the fun of softball and looking to get outside! Teams are typically formed by agencies, however, if you are not part of an agency, or would like more information on the program, call Damian Caron at 701-499-7767.
Email dcaron@fargoparks.com for the registration form
Location: West Acres Bowl, 3402 Interstate Blvd S
Dates: Thursdays, August 22 -March 27
Time: 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Fee: $3.25/day
Our Adult Adaptive Bowling program is for adults with physical and mental disabilities interested in recreational and league bowling. Ramps and other accommodations are available for those in need. We are in need of extra help, so please bring along a staff/family/friend to help you bowl! For more information on the program, call Damian Caron at 701-499-7767.
Downtown Fargo offers a number of parking options for Broadway Square guests.
There is street parking all around Broadway Square, although most of the spaces are limited to 90-minute parking Monday-Friday from 8:00 am-5:00 pm.
There are also a number of parking garages in the immediate surrounding area that are free evenings, weekends and holidays.
Youth courses are for kids age 10 to 15. The course is five weeks long with each session being 45 minutes. There are three session to choose from.
This course teaches the basics of archery and proper shooting techniques. All instructors are certified and have years of experience from both competitive shooting and instructing archery courses.
All equipment is provided.
The Fargo Park District's archery program is open to kids, adults, and families looking to learn and improve their archery skills. Whether you're in it for the fun or aiming to advance, we've got you covered. We offer Archery 101 and 202 lessons for the following groups:
If you are interested in cleaning a park, Fargo Park District offers a one-time cleaning program - Clean A Park, please call 701-551-5891 to find out more about the program.
To learn about adopting a park for 5 years please visit our Adopt-A-Park page.
The recreation department relies on volunteers for coaching various programs throughout the year, two programs that we currently need coaches for are youth baseball and t-ball and youth flag football.
