10 Phrasal verbs used at the park

Phrasal Verb	Meaning	Examples
Hang out	To spend time in a relaxed way, usually with friends	We love to hang out by the lake and have a picnic. Let's hang out on the playground while the kids play. They hang out at the park every Saturday afternoon. He's hanging out with his friends near the basketball court. She enjoys hanging out under the trees and reading a book.
Run around	To move quickly and energetically in different directions	The children are running around and playing tag. Let's run around and explore all the paths in the park. They run around chasing after the Frisbee. The dog loves to run around and fetch the ball. We'll run around and enjoy the fresh air before it gets dark.
Set up	To prepare or arrange something	Let's set up the picnic blanket under the shade. We need to set up the volleyball net for the game. They set up the stage for the outdoor concert. He's setting up the barbecue for the cookout. She set up a makeshift art station for kids to paint.
Pick up	To collect or gather something from the ground	Can you pick up those trash bags and dispose of them properly? We should pick up the litter we see along the trail. They picked up fallen leaves to clear the path. He picked up his dog's waste using a plastic bag. She picked up some colorful stones as souvenirs.
Hang around	To spend time in a place without any specific purpose	They like to hang around the park after school. We'll just hang around the playground until it's time to leave. She's hanging around near the fountain, waiting for her friends. He's hanging around the skatepark, hoping to meet new people. Let's hang around the park and enjoy the sunshine.
Go for	To attempt or try to achieve something	Let's go for a jog around the park to get some exercise. We can go for a picnic if the weather is nice. They went for a hike on the nature trails. He's going for a stroll with his dog in the evening. She went for a swim in the lake to cool off.
Hang onto	To hold onto something tightly	Hang onto the kite string so it doesn't fly away. We need to hang onto our hats; it's windy today. They hung onto the railing while walking down the stairs. He hung onto his friend's hand as they crossed the bridge. She hung onto her backpack while riding her bike.
Walk around	To stroll or wander around a place on foot	Let's walk around the park and enjoy the scenery. We walked around the lake and saw some ducks. They're walking around the botanical gardens to admire the flowers. He walked around the playground to find his lost ball. She likes to walk around the park during her lunch break.
Play with	To engage in recreational activities with something	They're playing with a frisbee in the open field. We can play with the volleyball at the beach volleyball court. He's playing with a remote-controlled car on the pavement. She's playing with her dog on the grassy lawn. Let's play with the soccer ball on the soccer field.
Sit around	To remain seated in a place without much activity	They're just sitting around the picnic table chatting. We'll sit around the campfire and roast marshmallows. She sat around on the bench, enjoying the sunshine. He's sitting around on the grass, reading a book. Let's sit around the barbecue and wait for the food to cook.