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Northern Plains Botanic Garden Society - Fargo – Fargo, North Dakota

β˜…4.6(146 Google reviews)

Ranked #8 of 19 parks in Fargo by visitor rating

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Heads up: This listing appears to be a different type of place, not a traditional park. It may still be worth a visit anyway – but worth knowing before you go.

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Northern Plains Botanic Garden Society in Fargo offers a fantastic off-leash dog park experience with exceptional accessibility – it's open 24 hours every day of the week. With a stellar 4.6-star rating from 146 reviews, this park is a trusted destination for Fargo dog owners seeking quality playtime for their pets. Located at 1211 28th Ave N, the park provides the freedom and flexibility your dog needs to run, play, and socialize anytime that works for your schedule. Whether you're an early morning exerciser or a late-night visitor, this round-the-clock facility ensures your furry companion gets the playtime they deserve.

What visitors say

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β€œThis is a true hidden gem in Fargo. I have been visiting Fargo for 30 years and did not know this existed. The paths are pretty nice and wide. The signs could be closer and larger near the path as it’s hard to read them without leaving the path. My favorite part was the edible…”

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β€œSmall place but beautiful. Worth the little walk around. Went a little late in the season so the flowers were dying/dead, but still looked amazing with sun shining bright.”

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β€œNP Botanic Garden Society is small, but worth touring. Although at the end of the season and the flowers were expiring, it was worth visiting. The edible garden is huge and has many plants, almost 50% the size of the entire garden. There is a children's fairy garden (viewed at…”

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β€œThe Northern Plains Botanical Garden is a beautiful spot in North Fargo, perfect for families to enjoy together. My parents especially loved it β€” the peaceful atmosphere, colorful plants, and well-maintained grounds made for such a relaxing visit. It’s a great place to walk…”

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