While it’s more known for its skate park, Hubbard Homestead Park also has some exercise equipment, including sit-up benches and pull-up bars.

A playground for all ages, University Playground has a set of static fitness equipment, including pull-up and push-up bars.

In addition to a kids’ playground, the area surrounding Montlake Community Center features some fitness equipment, including an elliptical and strength training equipment. The inside also has fitness classes sometimes, but they’re a little less free.

Powell Barnett doesn’t just have one of Seattle’s coolest playgrounds. It also has a collection of exercise equipment, including strength training and an elliptical.

If you can’t make a dance class at Hing Hay, you can still get moving—exercise equipment is along the yellow wall lining the park.

If you can’t reserve a tennis court in this I-90 lid park, you can still get sweaty on some exercise equipment. It’s also known as part of the bike path to the I-90 bridge.

Hiawatha has plenty of sporty stuff—a running track, tennis courts, a playfield—but there’s also a collection of fitness equipment, including an elliptical and parallel bars.

Can’t get a soccer game started? Delridge Playfield around Delridge Community Center has a selection of exercise equipment, including an elliptical and a rowing machine.

Equipment at Georgetown Playfield includes a rowing machine and a stationary bike.

This park by the mixed-income New Holly development has both ellipticals and rowing machines.

This Beacon Hill park has a variety of equipment, including ellipticals and parallel bars.

This playfield, in addition to being, well, a playfield, has a fitness zone with an elliptical and benches.