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Lindenwood Park

4.6(1.9K)google
2.6(8)yelp
Free(Park trails and green spaces are free; fees apply for picnic shelter rentals, bicycle rentals, or campground stays)
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Overview

Lindenwood Park is Fargo’s largest multi-use park, covering approximately 90 acres along the Red River in North Dakota. Known for its wooded landscapes and scenic outdoor setting, the park features walking and biking trails, picnic shelters, a campground, playgrounds, and year-round recreational opportunities. One of its highlights is the fully accessible Universal Playground, designed to accommodate children of all abilities. Visitors can also rent bikes and kayaks, launch watercraft from the ADA-compliant kayak launch, or cross a pedestrian bridge to nearby Gooseberry Park in Minnesota. Combining natural beauty with a wide range of outdoor activities, Lindenwood Park is one of Fargo’s premier destinations for recreation, relaxation, and family fun.

Practical Info

1905 Roger Maris Dr, Fargo, ND 58103, USA
Every day8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Suggested Duration2-4 hours
Best TimeMid-to-late October when the dense canopy erupts into autumn hues, or clear spring mornings between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM, offer the finest natural rewards. Early morning mist frequently blankets the calm Red River, producing a perfect tranquil vibe along the paved multi-use trails framing the iconic pedestrian bridge.
Getting ThereSuperbly anchored along the river at 1900 Roger Maris Drive in southeast Fargo. Driving is best: travel south from downtown via South University Drive, turn left onto 17th Avenue South, and continue straight into the park's main loop artery. Plentiful public parking pockets are available inside completely free of charge.
(701) 232-3987
fargoparks.com/parks-and-facilities/lindenwood-park

Travel Tips

  • Bordering the Red River, lower bike trails and campsites are heavily prone to 100% submersion during spring snowmelts; check municipal river updates before arriving.
  • The on-site Lindenwood Campground provides full RV hookups but books out fast; reservations must be completed via the Fargo Park District online system.
  • Rental surrey bikes are strictly limited to designated paved asphalt pathways; operating them on muddy single-track dirt trails is banned and carries damage penalties.

Reviews

Positive
  • One of Fargo's most scenic urban forest parks along the Red River, offering crisp air along paved paths shaded by mature trees.
  • The picnic shelters and expansive kids' outdoor playgrounds are immaculate; they even offer fun four-wheel pedal kart rentals in summer.
  • It features a dedicated campground with full RV hookups; regular staff patrols ensure solid safety and unbeatable overall value.
  • The iconic wooden pedestrian suspension bridge over the Red River is picturesque, connecting to Moorhead for peaceful sunset walks.
Heads up
  • Due to its low-lying position by the Red River, major sections of paths and green plots face severe seasonal spring flooding and closures.
  • Dense summer foliage near slow river waters brings out thick, brutal clouds of mosquitoes, forcing you to coat yourself heavily in bug spray.
  • A few public restrooms feel dated and worn; on packed weekend afternoons, cleaning intervals can lag, resulting in noticeable odors.
  • Because it's free and open all day, unlit wooded corners can occasionally attract loiterers late at night, making it feel slightly less secure.

相关攻略

Fargo Park District - LindenwoodCampground Online Reservations
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