Fitness stations


You can exercise outdoors at the fitness stations located across Canberra in parks and open spaces. The equipment is free to use and includes sit up benches, chin-up bars and balance beams.

Many of the ACT's outdoor exercise spaces are located close to water refill stations. These are wheelchair accessible and equipped with 2 bottle refill nozzles as well as a drinking fountain. Some locations also include a dog drinking bowl.

Locations

A list of locations is available below.

Belconnen

  • Belconnen: John Knight memorial park
  • Cook: Cook community park
  • Holt: Holt community park and Fullston Way neighbourhood park
  • Kaleen: Woronora Street
  • Strathnairn: Strathnairn hilltop park

Central Canberra

  • Acton: Lake Burley Griffin foreshore (on bike path west of Parkes Way tunnel)
  • Campbell: Chowne Street
  • Deakin: Denison Street
  • Griffith: Light Street neighbourhood park
  • Kingston: Honeysett View
  • Watson: Maliyan Park
  • Yarralumla: Lennox Gardens district park and along Flynn Drive, Mariner Place and Alexandrina Drive

Gungahlin

Tuggeranong

  • Greenway: Tuggeranong Town Park on Bartlet Place and Cowlishaw Street
  • Kambah: Boddington Crescent and Summerland Circuit
  • Theodore: Lawrence Wackett Crescent

Woden, Weston Creek and Molonglo

  • Chifley: Chifley community park
  • Coombs: Noffs Crescent and Terry Connolly Street
  • Denman Prospect: Ridgeline Park
  • Phillip: Eddison District Park
  • Rivett: Bangalay Crescent
  • Weston: Dillon Close
  • Whitlam: Inge King Crescent
  • Wright: Cotter Road, Dunphy Street, Lindsay Pryor Street, Peter Cullen Way, Philip Hodgins Street, Swallowtail Road

Sample workouts

Check out one of the sample workouts or watch a video to learn more.

Belconnen

Gungahlin

Central Canberra

Woden, Weston Creek and Molonglo

Tuggeranong

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

To see how we are building stronger relationships with the Traditional Custodians of the ACT view the Reconciliation Action Plan.