Northdale Oil to Open New Fargo Truck Stop in November
The new facility will feature specialized fuel islands and an expanded deli when it opens in early November 2026.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Trucks

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Northdale Oil is set to open a new truck stop in North Fargo during the first week of November 2026. The facility will be located at the intersection of County Road 20 and Highway 81 off Interstate 29.
Why it matters
This addition expands refueling and dining options for regional travelers and freight drivers passing through the North Fargo corridor. The company is also creating local jobs to support the new location's operations.
The new North Fargo site features 8 diesel islands for semi-trucks and 14 gas fueling sides for passenger vehicles. The facility includes an expanded kitchen area designed for a made-to-order bowl and wrap service model.
The players
Northdale Oil
Northdale Oil is a regional fuel and convenience provider currently expanding its infrastructure footprint in the Midwest.
The details
The facility is strategically placed off Interstate 29 to serve long-haul transit and local traffic. Customers can access an integrated loyalty program through a mobile app or by using a registered phone number.
Timeline
The truck stop opens to the public during the first week of November 2026.
Roadmap
This project reflects the broader push by major fuel providers to modernize service stops along critical logistics arteries like the Interstate 29 corridor. By integrating dedicated heavy-duty refueling with fast-casual food options, the company aims to better compete with national travel center chains.
Local residents and commercial drivers can utilize the new site for refueling and dining once it opens in November. Applicants interested in employment can currently inquire about available part-time roles at the North Fargo location.
The takeaway
Drivers passing through North Fargo should prepare for new fuel and food service options starting this November. The expansion of the local facility also offers immediate job opportunities for those seeking part-time work in the region.
Further reading
For more information on regional transit infrastructure, visit the Fargo Trucks section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Flag - AM 1100 and FM 92.3 WZFG.
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