Parque de calistenia de El Almendro
Street-workout park in the El Almendro recreation area of Valle San Lorenzo (Arona), opened in 2019, with a sand floor and very complete equipment.
The El Almendro calisthenics park in Valle San Lorenzo is a street-workout park that Arona council opened in February 2019 inside the El Almendro recreation area, away from the bustle of the coast.
It has pull-up bars, freestyle bars, a snake-shaped monkey bar, Swedish wall bars, high and low parallel bars, vertical posts and a bar for practising the human flag. Because it is in a protected area, the floor is sand rather than artificial turf.
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