Unicorn Park

Unicorn Park is an 11.7-acre green space located in north Fargo, North Dakota. The park is part of the Urban Woods and Prairies Initiative, a conservation project that began restoration efforts at this site in 2014.

Situated north of Interstate 94, Unicorn Park serves as a natural oasis within the urban landscape of Fargo. The park features wooded areas and prairie habitats, providing visitors with an opportunity to experience native North Dakota ecosystems within city limits.

The park's location and natural features make it an ideal spot for wildlife viewing, particularly birds. As part of the conservation initiative, Unicorn Park plays a role in preserving and restoring native plant species, contributing to local biodiversity.

While Unicorn Park offers a more rustic, nature-oriented experience compared to some of Fargo's more developed parks, it still provides recreational opportunities for visitors. The park includes paved trails for walking, jogging, or cycling, allowing residents to enjoy outdoor activities in a natural setting.

Parking for Unicorn Park is limited to street parking available for visitors. The park's natural character and conservation focus mean that amenities are minimal, emphasizing the preservation of the area's ecological features.