Shelter - Non-reservable

Deer Creek Park offers a basketball court, soccer field, grill and picnic tables, a playground, recreational trails and a shelter.

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.

This beautiful complex has been renovated as part of the Oak Street Levee Project and now has four softball fields, a sledding hill and bathroom building used as a warming facility with concessions. It also features grills and picnic tables, a playground and recreational trails.

Tharaldson Baseball Complex has three irrigated and fully lit grass infields with a newly renovated Starion turf field. The complex plays host to Fargo Youth and Legion Baseball, high school, amateur and Fargo Park District Youth Flag Football.

This 8-court complex is one of the finest in the Midwest with 18-inches of pure super-soft mason sand. Rabanus Sand Volleyball Complex also offers picnic tables and shelters that are available by the courts on a first come, first serve basis.

Madison Park has baseball/softball fields, basketball court, outdoor skating and hockey rink, grill and picnic tables, playground, shelter, soccer field, small beginner skate park and a warming house. It also features the Madison Bicycle Playground which consists of a concrete pump track, single track dirt trails and a variety of challenge obstacles for kids of all skill levels to show off their road skills.

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.

Johnson Soccer Complex features three fields that include two lit game fields and addition green space for youth and adult practice. The complex also offers picnic tables, a playground, restrooms, small shelter and a warming house.

The Northern Pacific Depot has been a Fargo landmark since its construction in 1898. Designed by the architect of the Minnesota State Capitol, Cass Gilbert, this station has a fine profile with its overhanging roof and red tiles.

Brunsdale Park has two youth baseball fields, one full-size baseball field, nine pickleball courts, a batting cage, concessions, picnic tables and shelter, playground, recreational trails, restrooms, StoryWalk and a warming house.