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This park has undergone a full renovation after recent flooding. It's a great place to visit or meet up with your team for a softball game.

Cabin built by Swedish immigrant John Bergquist in 1871. The cabin was restored by Bergquist's grandson in 1970 and is now open to visitors to see a structure from early years of Minnesota's statehood.

Known as the Red River of the North, this river flows northward through the Red River Valley and forms most of the border between the states of North Dakota and Minnesota.

Island Park offers a bunch of different recreational amenities and is actually Fargo's oldest standing park. Along with sporting fields and picnic areas, the park boasts multiple parking areas and walking paths. The trails are mostly paved and really easy to follow.

This pedestrian bridge that crosses the Red River from Lindenwood Park to Gooseberry Park closes in the event of flooding but is otherwise open for use. Updates on the status of the bridge can be found on Fargo Parks and Recreation's website.

Cabin built by Swedish immigrant John Bergquist in 1871. The cabin was restored by Bergquist's grandson in 1970 and is now open to visitors to see a structure from early years of Minnesota's statehood.

Wonderful buildings in downtown Fargo include the Fire house. The buildings are fairly new, but they did a great job preserving the history.