List of parks:
List of parks:
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All Parks:
Overpeck Park, Leonia
Equipment - 4/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms - 5/5
This park has pull up bars, dip bars, medium bars, ladder, benches, and monkey bars. It could use a wider pull up bar for freestyle and none of the equipment is unique. It also has a ton of walking/jogging paths, including a public running track and clean bathrooms 5 minute walk north of the workout area. A lot of free parking. It's a popular place to exercise.
Lincoln Park, Jersey City
Equipment - 4/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms 3/5
This park has low, medium and high bars including rings, however they are at a high level so only good for pulling exercises. It has good dip bars and a unique straight super low bar. The park itself is amazing, a perfect bicycle lane and jogging paths making this park very popular. There is also a big local calisthenics community.
Berdan Grove Park, Fair Lawn
Equipment - 3/5
Parking 4/5
Bathrooms 2/5
This park has pull up bars, medium bars, ladder, benches, and monkey bars. It is lacking dip bars. There is a walking path and has a free, medium sized parking lot. It is right next to a popular playground so kids running around is common.
Clark Field, Washington Township
Equipment - 3.5/5
Parking - 4/5
Bathrooms - 5/5
This park is set in a residential neighborhood, and is very unique. There are two pull up bars, one is higher than usual and the other is inbetween a high and medium bar. There are dip bars and a big square box that is great for many box/bench style exercises/stretches. In the playground, there are various pull up bars.
Continental Soldiers Park, Mahwah
Equipment - 3.5/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms - 5/5
This park is set in a nice park with soccer fields that hosts sporting events during warm weather, which includes a fun concession stand. There is a nice walking/jogging path and the parking lot is big and free.
Memorial Park, Fair Lawn
Equipment - 3/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms - Unknown
This park has a pull up bar, dip bars, medium bars and low-effort exercise machines. It is next to Fair Lawn's town pool. I don't come here often so my info may be slightly off.
Haworth Fitness Park, Haworth
Equipment - 3.5/5
Parking - 0/5
Bathrooms - 0/5
This park is unique, as a sign points out it was built by boy scouts. There are two nice pull up bars and various low and medium bars, along with step platforms. It is set in a residential setting but there is no parking or bathrooms. To park, you kind of have to just pull off to the side but I do not know if that is allowed.
Mackay Park, Englewood
Equipment - 3/5
Parking - 4/5
Bathrooms - 2/5
This park has a walking path with equipment spread out across. There are dip bars, pull up bars, various decline benches of all angles including very steep, there are also low straight bars. I don't come here often but when I did, I did not notice any porter potties and the bathroom was locked.
Verona Park, Verona
Equipment - 4.5/5
Parking - 4/5
Bathrooms - 2.5/5*
This park has a super unique set of medium and high bars with any height you need, plus the bars are very wide making it great for freestyle, especially for practice. The dip bars have many heights too but they are narrower than usual. There are a few other workout areas along the walking path. I like to do street parking on the other side of the main pull up bar area but there is also parking lots on the main entrance to the park. *There are porter potties that I use however I am not sure if there are other facilities as I never checked the buildings in the main area of the park.
Votee Park, Teaneck
Equipment - 4.5/5
Parking - 4.5/5
Bathrooms - 5/5
This park has various pull up bars, medium bars, dip bars, a nice low bar, benches, and monkey bars. There is also another dip bar and pull up bar in the playground. There is a 1.2 mile track that goes around this nice, popular park. There is usually a few food trucks around. There are porter potties but also a nice clean bathroom facility.
Weasel Brook Park, Clifton
Equipment - 3/5
Parking - 4/5
Bathrooms - Unknown
This park has fitness equipment scattered along a walking path. Not too long maybe about half a mile in total length. There is a pull up/dip combo, good dip bars, medium bars and various benches. I do not come here often so unsure about the bathroom situation. I typically do street parking but there is also a parking lot on the basketball court side of the park.
Constitution Park, Fort Lee
Equipment - 4/5
Parking - 2/5
Bathrooms - 3.5/5
This park is located in Fort Lee, notorious for tough parking. There is metered parking for this park except during early morning or late at night. I don't come here very often, but I noticed one time the bathroom was locked. The equipment iteself is decent and has various benches, including a backboard for wall ball, ladder, dip bars, and pull up bars.
Phelps Park, Teaneck
Equipment - 2.5/5
Parking - Unknown
Bathrooms - Unknown
This park is located really close to Fairleigh Dickinson University. There are two sections, the main workout area and the playground in the back which has a couple of pull up bars and a medium bar. The pullup/dip combo in the main workout area is tilted, not bad with the pull up bar but noticeable on the dip handles. There are no benches or step platforms. Only other equipment here is low-effort machines. I noticed a facility that may or may not have bathrooms, I didn't check. I only rode my bike here one time to take these pictures.
Riverside County Park, Lyndhurst
Equipment - 4/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms - 5/5
This park is located in a large park with walking paths. It has the common style of calisthenic park, with multiple pull up bars, medium bars, low bars, dip bars, ladder, monkey bars, pole and bench.
Dennis Collins Park (NINJA PARK), Bayonne
Equipment - N/A due to ninja focus
Parking - 3.5/5
Bathrooms - Unknown
This is a ninja focused park, with mostly ninja stations but also including traditional calisthenics. There is a pull up/dip bar combo, medium bar, monkey bars, and a unique ampitheatre type of structure providing a large stepping platform. Plus, many ninja stations including a spider wall. I only came here one time so the parking and bathroom rank might be off
Gunnel Oval Park, Kearny
Equipment - 2.5/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms - Unknown
This park is located in a nice, large park with many amenities. I only came here one time so I'm not sure about the bathroom situation. Equipment wise, it has a couple of pull up bars, medium/low bar and various low-effort machines. There are also a couple of balance equipment resembling dip bars but they are very wide and you can't use them like regular dip bars.
Laurel Hill Park #1, Secaucus
Equipment - 3.5/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms - Uknown
This park is located very near a school and large residential communities. It is unique because it has a small tightrope station. It also has several pull up bars, monkey bars, one medium bar, a captains chair that you can kind of do dips on, and various step platforms.
Laurel Hill Park #2, Secaucus
Equipment - 5/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms - Unknown
This is a relatively new park and one of my favorite parks due to the pull up bars. They are not too tall and wider than normal, which is perfect for freestyle dynamics. There are many pull up bars, dip bars, low bars, and low-effort machines. I only came once so unsure about bathroom situation. It is located along the water, beautiful place to work out.
Liberty State Park, Jersey City
Equipment - 3/5
Parking - 4/5
Bathrooms - Unknown
This park has fitness stations scattered along a walking path. This is relatively larger than other walking paths, so expect to do more walking to reach stations. Unpictured is a good set of dip bars, plus a unique triple height pull up bar and various other medium and low bars and platforms. Beautiful view of the Statue of Liberty.
Stephen Gregg Park #1, Bayonne
Equipment - 4.5/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms - 3/5
There are two calisthenics parks right next to each other here, both along the water with excellent views. This first one seems older, but has great equipment. It has pull up bars that are wider and lower than normal, perfect for dynamic freestyle. Plus it has dip bars, medium and low bars and various low effort machines.
Stephen Gregg Park #2, Bayonne
Equipment - 4/5
Parking - 5/5
Bathrooms - 3/5
There are two calisthenics parks right next to each other, both along the water with excellent views. Note that the one time I came, it was windy. This park seems newer of the two, and has dip bars, pull up bars, medium and low bars, monkey bars, bench/step platforms, and a few low effort machines. I noticed porter potties for bathrooms but unsure if there were more facilities.
Lincoln Harbor Park, Weehawken (visited April 2026)
Equipment - 5/5
Parking - 2.5/5
Bathrooms - Unknown
I visited on a Thursday afternoon so was able to easily find street parking but I remember visiting a few years ago on the weekend and I did not find any parking. This park is possibly the most unique park in our area, with a ton of calisthenics and ninja equipment. It has a really unique pull up structure with multiple bar heights, the tallest climbing ropes and towers I've seen, many dip bars, medium bars and stepping platforms along with various ninja equipment. I did not notice any bathrooms but also did not look much. It is along the water so it is a beautiful park. It is right next to a playground so lots of kids running around. It is about 5 minutes walking distance to the Weehawken Softball Field Park which may be worth checking out.
Weehawken Softball Field Park, Weehawken (Visited April 2026)
Equipment - 5/5
Parking - 2.5/5
Bathrooms - Unknown
This park is within walking distance to Lincoln Harbor Park about 5 minutes away. Lincoln Harbor is a much better park, however this park is still very good and has some uniqueness to it such as waist high rings. There was plenty of parking in the public parking lot on the Thursday afternoon I visited but I imagine it is harder on the weekends. I did not notice any bathrooms.
Viaduct Park, Hoboken (Visited April 2026)
Equipment - 4/5
Parking - 1/5
Bathrooms - 3/5
There was a lot of construction going on when I visited and although I found street parking, it seemed to be the last spot and I only noticed around 20-30 total spots, all street parking. There are clean porter potties right next to the park but it may be there because of the construction. This park is honestly great, I love the wide pull up bars of varying heights along with a neutral grip pull up bar, and it has dip bars, bench, and low bar.
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