North Dakota State University basketball and wrestling teams train and play in this arena . It is a multi-purpose arena which is also used for hockey games and concerts.
Established in 1871, Fargo is the largest and one of the most vibrant cities in North Dakota. Buzzing with museums, theaters, boutiques and cafes, it is the cultural pulse of the state. Explore the scenic neighborhood parks, enjoy rounds of golf, visit the Red River Zoo, North Dakota Horse Park, Newman Outdoor Field, and the outdoor skate park, among several tourist attractions. It is also home to North Dakota State University.
Trollwood Park
One of the city’s several parks, the Trollwood Park lies alongside the serene Red River at the northernmost part of Fargo. The land where the park stands was originally a farm; but neglect and mismanagement led to the farm being razed, and subsequently the nursing home on the property was razed as well. After the City of Fargo purchased it, on the condition that they would maintain the three cemeteries on the property, the land was transformed into a community gathering point. The presence of these cemeteries, however, led to the park earning the reputation of being haunted, and there have been several sightings of what are thought to be paranormal phenomena. Contact the City Park District to know more.
