Shelter - Reservable

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.

Lions Conservancy Park features wooded trails, is a great spot to do some bird watching and has a rustic Amphitheater stage. A project of the Urban Woods & Prairie Initiative with Audubon Dakota, Lions Conservancy Park provides plenty of opportunities to see birds and other wildlife in a natural setting along the banks of the Red River.

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.

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.

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.

Roosevelt Park has a hockey rink, outdoor skating, picnic tables, a playground, restrooms, an indoor shelter space available for rent in the summer and a warming house.

Lemke Park has an outdoor skating and hockey rink, a warming house, picnic tables, an indoor shelter space available for rent in the summer, a playground and recreational trails. A project of the Urban Woods & Prairie Initiative with Audubon Dakota, Lemke Park is a Conservation Area and provides plenty of opportunities to see birds and other wildlife in a natural setting along the banks of the Red River. Lemke Conservancy provides woodlands and wetlands to be explored within the park.