These centers feature state-of-the-art equipment such as computerized treadmills, cross trainers, upright bikes, recumbent bikes, free weights and benches, cable cross-overs, multi-station weight machines and core-focused weight equipment. A membership is required to use a fitness center.
Many fitness centers have ADA-accessible equipment. Search for these sites by clicking on the 'Filter' link near the list of centers below. In addition to equipment in the fitness centers, many parks offer a variety of fitness classes including circuit training, conditioning, kickboxing, Pilates, yoga and aerobics. Classes are not included in the fitness center membership, but class fees are affordable.
View All Fitness Classes. Ada St. Chicago , IL United States. Washtenaw Ave. Bloomingdale Ave. Shields Ave. Western Ave. Ashland Ave. Central Ave. Marshfield Ave. Sacramento Dr. Melvina Ave. Chicago Ave. Cottage Grove. Wallace St. Central Park Ave. Sheridan Rd. Ingleside Ave. Hoyne Ave. Drexel Ave.
Wood St. Forest Preserve Ave. Arthington St. Montrose Ave. Humboldt Blvd. Springfield Ave. Stony Island Ave. Wrightwood Ave. Lake Park Ave. Laramie Ave. Damen Ave. Poplar Ave. Avers Ave. Natoma Ave. Racine Ave. Clyde Ave. Pulaski Rd. Wentworth Ave. Rogers Ave. Belden Ave. Kostner Ave. Addison St. Aberdeen St. Randolph St. King Dr. Sunnyside Ave. A fitness center is considered accessible if it has at least two pieces of wheelchair accessible equipment.
A park-specific membership allows for use at the park for which the membership is purchased. A gold membership allows for use at all fitness center parks citywide list of all fitness centers provided above. Individuals will need to bring an employee photo ID, or a recent pay stub and photo ID with them when registering to be eligible for the discount. The Chicago Park District cares about the health of all Chicago citizens.
