Get Fit St. Pete is lowkey incredible. The St. Pete Parks & Rec Department has put together an incredible list of recurring free outdoor activities for residents to enjoy. Want to learn pickleball? Treat yourself. Curious about kayaks? Treat yourself. Need yoga in your life? Treat yourself one more time.

Below you’ll find a list of upcoming events – each is linked to its own corresponding event page so you can get notified when new dates are announced. While these classes are free, pre-registration may be required.

Yoga in the Park
First Saturday of the month: 9am-10am
Crescent Lake Park, 1320 5th St N

Classes are hosted by The Body Electric Yoga Company.

Tai Chi in the Park
Every third Tuesday: 6pm-7pm
Northwest Park, 5801 22nd Ave N

Meet the Tai Chi instructor, Doug Hatch in the grass off 22nd Ave near the pickleball courts.

Cardio Kickboxing
Every first Tuesday: 6pm-7pm
Campbell Park, 601 14th St S

This exciting cardio kickboxing class will focus on technique and move into combination work for great workout. No physical boxing.

Pickleball 101
Every second Tuesday: 6pm-7pm
Bartlett Park, 2000 7th St S

Try out this paddleball sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton and table tennis. Paddles and balls are provided, but participants are encouraged to bring their own.

FitLot Training
Every second Friday: 9am-10am
Booker Creek Park, 2300 13th Ave N

This circuit style class at the AARP sponsored FitLot is good for beginners and anyone hoping to learn a bit more about exercise.

Kayaking 101
Every fourth Tuesday: 6pm-7pm
Coffee Pot Park, 1st St NE & 31st Ave

Enjoy a great work out on the water. Kayaks are provided (10 solo kayaks / 5 tandem kayaks available).

Water Aerobics
Every third Friday: 9am-10am
EH McLin Pool, 602 14th St S

This class is good for anyone looking to build strength and improve heart health while putting less stress on your joints and muscles. No lap swimming involved.

Neighborhood Walks
Fourth Saturday of every month: 9am-10am
Various locations, led by Neighborhood Wellness Champions

The purpose of the Neighborhood Wellness Champion program is to increase collaboration and engagement between Healthy St. Pete and neighborhoods throughout the City. Neighborhood Wellness Champions organize monthly walks in their neighborhoods.

Trail Fun Run
Every second Saturday: 8am-9am
Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, 1101 Country Club Way S

erfect for runners and walkers of all levels. Children are welcome but must be fully supervised. Participants will start with a thorough warm up and stretching portion and then begin the run. The loop is approximately 5K (3.1 miles) but feel free to travel any distance that you desire.

Pickleball 101
Every fourth Friday: 9am-10am
Childs Park, 4301 13th Ave S

Try out this paddleball sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton and table tennis. Paddles and balls are provided, but participants are encouraged to bring their own.

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