Welcome to your house.

The University of Arizona’s Campus Recreation (Campus Rec) is the place to be for health and well-being. With three locations across campus, open seven days a week from early morning to late at night, Campus Rec is everywhere you are.

Take advantage of everything offered: individual and group fitness, sports, aquatics, outdoor adventures and well-being classes. 

At Campus Rec, you matter. No matter your ability, where you come from or who you are, there's something here for you.

Everyone can participate, as each location meets the ADA's Standards for Accessible Design. You will find accessible strength and cardio equipment, locker rooms, showers, restrooms and aquatic lifts at the pool.

There's so much going on at Campus Rec. Invest in yourself and discover all the resources, opportunities and experiences available to you.

Make Campus Rec part of your day.

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Upcoming Events

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Hector Bostick

Student Employee of the Month

Hector

Congratulations to Hector, our Student Employee of the Month, proudly sponsored by NOCCO!

Hector is a junior majoring in Public & Applied Humanities and serves as both a Supervisor with Outdoor Rec and a Student Facilities Manager at Campus Recreation. His leadership and commitment play a key role in ensuring our operations run smoothly and safely every day.

Hector was inspired to join Campus Rec by his love for self-improvement - both in himself and in others. Seeing people strive to better themselves motivates him to keep growing, too.

He credits the people and the environment at Campus Rec as the best parts of the job, describing the community as supportive and encouraging.

When he’s not at work, Hector enjoys drawing and expressing his creativity through art.

Looking ahead, Hector plans to pursue a career as an Army Officer, where he can continue to lead and make a meaningful impact.

Thank you, Hector, for your leadership, service, and the energy you bring to Campus Rec!

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Watch Campus Rec Videos

Find out why you should make Campus Rec part of your day. Everyone has theirs, what's yours?

Discover all the things you can do at Campus Rec. Spoiler alert: there's a ton.

 

Get a job at Campus Rec. Acquire job skills and money. More importantly, build your resume and have fun.

South Rec's Pool has been transformed with refreshed pool surfaces, vibrant LED color-changing lights, and a heated pool, creating the ultimate upgraded swim experience. 

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Membership

Find out about your membership options and what each includes. Students, staff, faculty, alumni, retirees, affiliates and community families are invited.

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Facilities

Now with three locations to better serve you. South Rec, North Rec and Bear Down Rec are open seven days a week from early morning to late night.

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Aquatics and Safety

Take advantage of our youth and adult swim lessons; American Red Cross certifications in lifeguarding, CPR and First Aid; or better yet, get in some laps.

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Fitness and Wellness

Benefit by not only increasing your strength, flexibility and endurance, but in developing proper technique, boosting your overall health and developing a number of wellness dimensions.

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Outdoor

Explore all that you can do outside in the Sonoran Desert. The outdoor team will get you climbing, paddling or hiking on guided trips at all levels of ability.

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Sports

Got game? Want to play? Take advantage of all that Campus Rec has to offer, whether that's intramural or club sports ... and there’s a lot of choices.

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Youth

Enroll your child in educational themed camps for summer and throughout the school year, where fun and discovery go hand in hand.

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Webcams

Find out who's in the pool, on the court or on the field before coming down.

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Sponsorship

Click here to visit our sponsor's website.

Become a contributing sponsor of Campus Rec events.
To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Outreach Coordinator, Cori Rodriguez.