About

Two Rivers Activity Center (TRAC) is a community recreation center for all ages designed to support health and wellness in Jamestown North Dakota. TRAC is owned and operated by Jamestown Parks and Recreation District.

Our cause is to make the community the best place to live and play by providing resources, programs and opportunities that promote health and well-being. Our work focuses on health and wellness programming, recreational and leisure activities, and youth development.

We value the following in the services we provide to the community:

Community We are all in this together.

Quality We provide an exceptional experience.

Integrity We act with high ethical standards.

Inspiration We believe in what we do to make a difference.

Activities, programs, and services offered at TRAC include:

Activity Pool with two water slides, lap swim area, lazy river, zero-entry play area, climbing wall, warm water lesson pool, spa, and sauna.
Preschool Learning Center and childcare for children 3-5 years old and before, after, and summer programming for school age children.
Individual cardio and strength training equipment
Group fitness activity classrooms
Multi-use courts (basketball, tennis, volleyball, pickleball, etc.)
Walking/jogging track
Multi-use indoor field turf
Multi-purpose rooms for parties, meetings, etc.
Locker rooms (companion, men’s, women’s)

History of Two Rivers Activity Center

The community began to discuss the need for additional recreation space in February of 2008. At that time, Jamestown Public Schools Superintendent, Robert Toso, convened a group of individuals and organizations that shared a desire to work together towards the reality of a community recreation center. Over the course of several meetings the Two Rivers Activity Center Board was created. The founding organizations were Jamestown Public Schools, Jamestown Parks and Recreation, James River Family YMCA, Jamestown Tennis Association, and Jamestown Gymnastics Club. In addition to representatives from these organizations, community members filled three at-large board positions. This board met for several years to assess the community need, interest in moving forward, and to develop a business plan. In late 2014 and early 2015 the board determined that the time was appropriate to move forward with a referendum to secure a 1% city sales tax for the construction, operation and maintenance of Two Rivers Activity Center.