Full Guide: How to Work Out Effectively Outdoors — for Free and at Any Time

Pull-ups: palms facing you (easier) or away from you (harder). 3–4 sets to failure. If it’s too hard, use a resistance band for assistance or do negatives.
Dips on parallel bars: lower until your elbows reach 90°. 3–4 sets to failure. Develops the chest and triceps.
Pull the handles toward you, squeezing your shoulder blades. 3–4 sets of 12–15 reps.
While seated, press the handles overhead. 3 sets of 10–15 reps.
While seated, push the platform with your feet. 4 sets of 12–20 reps. Most outdoor versions use your body weight.
Step rhythmically, as if climbing stairs. 5–10 min continuously. Great cardio.
Pedal at a steady pace. 10–20 min. Most park bikes have adjustable resistance.
Press or spread your legs against resistance. 3 sets of 15–20 reps.
Lie down with your feet hooked. Raise your torso. 3 sets of 15–20 reps.
Stand on the disc and twist your torso. 3×30 seconds. For the core muscles.
Use bars of different heights to stretch your muscles. Hold each position for 20–30 sec.
Even if the park has no equipment, you can do a full workout:
Yes, but warm clothing and gloves are needed. Metal is very cold. Choose the time of day when it is warmest.
Yes! Most use body weight as resistance. Combined with free exercises, you can achieve excellent results.
Use the Google Maps search "outdoor gym equipment" or visit the municipality's website.