Broadway Square Sprouts

Broadway Square Sprouts offers families in Fargo a refreshing way to cool off during the warm months. Located at 201 Broadway N in downtown Fargo, this splash pad is conveniently situated within Broadway Square Park, making it easily accessible for families throughout the community. The splash pad operates daily from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., providing extended hours that accommodate various family schedules, whether parents prefer early morning visits to avoid crowds or evening outings as temperatures cool.

The facility is open seasonally from early June through October, with operations dependent on weather conditions. This timeframe ensures that families can enjoy the splash pad during North Dakota's warmest months when water play is most enjoyable. The weather-dependent schedule means that during particularly cold or stormy days, families should verify that the splash pad is open before making the trip.

Broadway Square Sprouts provides an excellent option for families seeking affordable summer entertainment without traveling far from home. The splash pad format allows children of various ages to enjoy water play in a controlled environment, making it ideal for families with young children who may not yet be ready for traditional swimming pools. Parents appreciate splash pads as a way for kids to stay active and cool during summer days while enjoying outdoor recreation.

For families planning a visit, the splash pad's downtown location offers additional amenities within Broadway Square Park, allowing parents to combine water play with other park activities. The extended daily hours provide flexibility for families with different schedules and preferences regarding when to visit.

For more information about specific rules, regulations, or to confirm current operating conditions, families can visit the Fargo Parks website or call the park directly. Whether planning a quick afternoon splash or a longer summer outing, Broadway Square Sprouts serves as a fun, accessible destination for Fargo-area families looking to beat the heat.