The Fargo Park District prioritizes fun and safety at our pools, primarily provided by our lifeguards and water safety instructors. Fargo Parks offers a Lifeguard Certification Program for ages 15 and older. For more information contact isinkler@fargoparks.com.
Fargo Parks Youth Track & Field is open to boys and girls ages 5-12. This program helps kids build skills, stay active, and have fun through weekly practices and meets.
Practice & Meet Schedule (Each session lasts ~1.5 hours)
Ages 5-7
Ages 8-12
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Get ready to score big with Fargo Parks youth flag football program, open to kids from kindergarten through sixth grade for outdoor and kindergarten through fourth grade for indoor! This isn’t just any flag football experience—it’s a fun-filled adventure where young athletes learn the fundamentals of the game while running plays, dodging defenders, and building confidence in a non-contact, supportive environment.
Thank you to our Youth Flag Football sponsor HuHot.
Join us this summer for Park It!, a free art in the park series for kids!
Meet the art staff at a different park each time, to create arts and crafts to take home. This is the perfect opportunity for you and your little ones to get outside, connect with nature, meet up with some friends and express their creativity!
All materials will be provided, and our experienced art instructors will be on hand to guide the kids every step of the way. Adult supervision is required.
So mark your calendars and join us for some artsy fun in the sun!
Love art but hate the mess? Join us for an Awesome Art Afternoon, where creativity knows no bounds!
Come show off your skills and make new friends at this fun-filled event. We'll have tons of art supplies for you to use, and even some professional artists to help guide you along the way. Whether you're into painting, drawing, or crafting, there's something for everyone at Awesome Art Afternoon.
Great for all ages, pre-k and older. Adult supervision is required. Staff will be at each table to assist to guide but some projects require hand-eye coordination where adult supervision will be needed for younger kids.
