Visit Fargo-Moorhead

Visitor center · Fargo ·

Visit Fargo-Moorhead

Visitor center · Fargo ·

See the original Fargo wood chipper & movie memorabilia

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2001 44th St S, Fargo, ND 58103 Get directions

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"Step inside the Fargo-Moorhead Visitors Center where you’ll find the original Fargo wood chipper from the 1996 film, signed by the Coen brothers. The visitors center is worth sticking around to see a signed copy of the original Fargo script and if North Dakota is your last stop after touring the other 49 states, become an official member of the ‘Best for Last Club’ and take home a commemorative best for last t-shirt and an official certificate from staff members."

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David N.

Google

One of the best welcome centers in the US? Possibly!! If North Dakota is your 50th state, they have a Best for Last Club - it's free to join and they give you a certificate, a shirt, and a photo opp with a best for last sign. Highly recommended to stop by on your way into North Dakota!

Dave Y.

Google

Short walk from the truck stop! No truck parking on site! Not big enough for trucks! Staff was friendly and respectful! Some good photo ops here! Cool seeing the original movie prop!

Aleta D.

Google

We always stop by every visitor's center we can. As soon as we we left the airport we headed over to visit. The staff was friendly, gave wonderful suggestions, and they had tons of brochures, maps, etc. to plan a visit to the area. They also sold all kinds of souvenirs and had tons of options for our favorites - magnets, stickers, postcards, and trinkets unique to the area. A must visit if you are visiting Fargo.

Yvette W.

Google

Nice, clean facility. Everyone is super friendly and helpful! They even mail your postcards free if you buy them there! Don't forget the best for last club!

Samuel

Google

This place was really cool to visit. Everything was well kept and clean. Lots of things to see and read.

MEGHAN C.

Google

Stopped by to see the famous woodchipper from the movie Fargo! It was signed and had a bunch of the movie and shows memorabilia. There were also lots of other free information about the Fargo/Moorehead area. The staff member was extremely friendly and helpful!

Kris D.

Google

Plenty of parking, easy to find, air conditioned. There were many pamphlets showing many places to go and things to do and maps. Nice clean bathrooms, water fountain, and a couple of cool photo ops. One with a beautifully painted Buffalo outside, and a replica of the famous woodchipper from the movie Fargo. Very helpful and knowledgeable staff that helped us map and plan out some activities to keep us busy on our vacation.

Rick W.

Google

Visited on 7.6.2025... I am glad that the information center was still open when I arrived in North Dakota so I could obtain a state highway map and regional travel information.

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42,481 Postcards · 5,683 Cities

Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Fargo, North Dakota

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/things-to-do-in-fargo-north-dakota

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David N.

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Dave Y.

Google

Short walk from the truck stop! No truck parking on site! Not big enough for trucks! Staff was friendly and respectful! Some good photo ops here! Cool seeing the original movie prop!

Aleta D.

Google

Yvette W.

Google

Nice, clean facility. Everyone is super friendly and helpful! They even mail your postcards free if you buy them there! Don't forget the best for last club!

Samuel

Google

This place was really cool to visit. Everything was well kept and clean. Lots of things to see and read.

MEGHAN C.

Google

Kris D.

Google

Rick W.

Google

Visited on 7.6.2025... I am glad that the information center was still open when I arrived in North Dakota so I could obtain a state highway map and regional travel information.

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