Salem County Correctional Facility: Durable Static Multigym for Prisons

The Salem County Correctional Facility equipped its recreation area with six Spartan Multigyms from Outdoor-Fit — tamperproof, weatherproof correctional fitness equipment built for secure facility environments. The result: regular, enthusiastic use by the inmate population and equipment that has exceeded expectations for durability and engagement.

The Salem County Correctional Facility in Woodstown, New Jersey serves Salem County and its surrounding communities, with capacity for roughly 400 inmates. As a county jail operating through New Jersey winters, a fully static, maintenance-free multigym is a practical fit for a recreation space in steady daily use.

Facility: Salem County Correctional Facility

Location: Woodstown, New Jersey, USA

Equipment Installed: six Spartan Multigyms

Security Level: County jail

Opened: 1994

Capacity: ≈ 400

I'm pleased to report that the Spartan Multigyms have been installed and are performing exceptionally well. They've received a very positive response from the inmate population and see regular, enthusiastic use. The only minor adjustment we've made was adding grip tape to the pull-up bars, as the painted steel surface became slightly slick over time. Beyond that, the equipment has exceeded expectations in both durability and engagement. We appreciate your commitment to high-quality design and thoughtful engineering — it's making a real difference.

The Solution

A Maintenance-Free Multigym for County Recreation

Salem County needed a secure, full-body station requiring almost no servicing. Outdoor-Fit supplied six fully static Spartan Multigyms built for high-volume, supervised use. The equipment also ships with full-color instructional placards — step-by-step technique, safety best practices, and clear illustrations for visual learners — and Outdoor-Fit’s structured programming lets staff run guided fitness classes as a positive-behavior incentive, so inmates of any experience level can train correctly and independently, with minimal staff involvement.

Spartan Multigym

Spartan Multigym is a six-station, fully static multigym for up to four users and 40 exercises. It mirrors the Helios Multigym's layout but swaps the chin/dip assist mechanism for a fixed steel assist lip, so there are no moving parts, no pinch points, and nothing removable. Heavy-duty steel and tamperproof hardware make it a maintenance-free, vandal-proof install.

Spartan Multigym by Outdoor-Fit

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Jail Gym Equipment FAQs — Salem County

It does away with loose plates and bars altogether. With fixed, enclosed stations and nothing removable, there are no free weights to hide or turn into a weapon — so the risks that come with traditional gym equipment simply aren’t there.

Yes. It’s built from heavy-duty steel with tamperproof stainless hardware, and because it’s fully static, there are no moving parts or detachable pieces to worry about.

Very little. With no moving components, it only calls for routine structural inspections and the occasional hardware check — a quick visual look-over each week is enough, or a bit more often in high-traffic areas.

Yes. The Spartan Multigym is engineered for high-volume supervised use, and because it is fully static it needs minimal servicing — Salem staff report regular, enthusiastic use that has exceeded expectations for durability.

This is static correctional equipment with no moving components, requiring only routine structural inspections and periodic hardware checks. We recommend quick visual checks weekly, or more frequently in high-use areas.

Up to four at a time. With six stations and around 40 bodyweight exercises, the Spartan Multigym lets several people train together through a busy recreation period — which is part of why Salem County staff have seen such steady, enthusiastic use.