Fitness classes in Portland, Maine / Pilates
Every Pilates studio we track in the Portland area, from classical reformer studios in the West End to Megaformer classes on the waterfront. Twelve studios across Portland and Scarborough offer mat, reformer, or Pilates-based classes, and this list covers all of them.
Updated July 2026
Dedicated Pilates studio in the West End with reformer, tower, and mat sessions.
72 Pine St, Portland
Boutique Pilates studio on Free Street in the Old Port.
40 Free St, Suite E, Portland
Fully equipped Pilates studio on India Street on the East End.
59 India St, Portland
Megaformer classes on Commercial Street: Pilates principles at a higher intensity.
387 Commercial St, Portland
Group Pilates and yoga classes on Marginal Way in East Bayside.
265 Marginal Way, Portland
Pilates and barre classes on Presumpscot Street in East Deering.
160 Presumpscot St, Portland
Power yoga studio on Cove Street with mat Pilates on the schedule.
84 Cove St, Portland
Community yoga studio near the Old Port with regular mat Pilates classes.
98 Cross St North, Suite C and D, Portland
Yoga and mat Pilates classes on outer Congress Street near the Jetport.
1717 Congress St, Portland
Pilates and yoga classes at Scarborough Downs off Route 1.
200 Expedition Dr, Scarborough
Pilates studio at Oak Hill in Scarborough.
7 Oak Hill Terrace, Suite 203, Scarborough
Pilates and strength sessions on Route 1 in Scarborough.
152 US Route 1, Suite 12, Scarborough
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Most Portland studios post rates on their websites. Drop-in mat classes commonly run $20 to $30, while reformer and Megaformer sessions usually cost more, often $30 to $45 per class, with class packs and memberships bringing the per-class price down. Confirm current pricing directly with the studio.
Mat Pilates uses your body weight on a mat, so it is the easiest way to start. Reformer Pilates uses a spring-loaded machine that adds resistance and support, which many people find helps them feel the work more precisely. Portland has strong options for both, and btone offers Megaformer classes, a higher-intensity take on the reformer.
Studios cluster in the Old Port and downtown (Cait Bower Pilates, btone), the West End (Springboard Pilates), East Bayside and Marginal Way (SALUD), the East End (The Pilates Center of Maine), and East Deering (Move ME Pilates), with more options in Scarborough along Route 1.
No. Most Portland studios offer beginner or foundations classes, and reformer studios typically ask new clients to start with an intro session so they can learn the equipment. Call ahead or check the studio's schedule for beginner-friendly times.
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