Ole Tangen Triangle Park

Tiny Urban Oasis

Tucked into the heart of downtown Fargo, North Dakota sits Ole Tangen Triangle Park - a little green jewel that proves good things really do come in small packages. At just 0.076 acres, it holds the title of the smallest park in the Fargo Park District. Think of it as Fargo's pocket-sized breath of fresh air!

You'll find this mini sanctuary nestled at the intersection of Roberts Street North and Northern Pacific Avenue, right next to the Fargo Fire Department Fire Station #1.

Community Garden

Don't let the compact size fool you - this little triangle packs in plenty of purpose. A portion of the park features a community garden where locals roll up their sleeves to grow seasonal veggies like tomatoes and cucumbers.

The garden adds a splash of green to the concrete surroundings while bringing neighbors together through the simple joy of watching things grow. There's something pretty special about urban farming in the smallest of spaces.

Distinctive Design

With its unique triangular shape, Ole Tangen makes clever use of what might otherwise be overlooked urban space. It's a great example of how even the smallest slices of city land can be transformed into something valuable for everyone to enjoy.

Natural Retreat

What it lacks in size, it makes up for in charm. The park offers well-maintained paths winding through lush greenery, creating a tiny oasis where you can take a moment to breathe between errands or meetings downtown.

The thoughtful landscaping creates a surprisingly peaceful atmosphere - a little pocket of calm amid the bustle of city life. It's amazing how even a few minutes sitting in this tiny triangle of nature can reset your day and remind you that sometimes, the smallest spaces can offer the biggest moments of peace.