Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Gay-owned gym since 1993 with weights, cardio, sauna, and $20 day passes
Provincetown's largest gym, gay-owned since its founding in 1993 by Rick Murray and William Dougal — who also co-own the Crown & Anchor, P-town's flagship gay resort. The 7,500+ sq ft facility on Bradford Street covers free weights, machines, cardio, aerobics, and spinning studios, plus sauna, tanning, and showers. Known among the gay circuit crowd as much for the social scene as the equipment. Day passes from $20. Open 365 days a year starting at 6am — rare for a town where most businesses close for winter.
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