Campus Recreation

Campus Rec Facilities Reopening Monday, August 10

Campus Recreation facilities will reopen to FGCU students, faculty & staff beginning Monday, August 10. This includes:

University Recreation & Wellness Center
SoVi Pool
Waterfront
Aquatics Center
Recreation Fields
ROC

All guests visiting Campus Rec facilities and participating in programs must adhere to the safety precautions outlined by the university. Find updated facility hours here.

Please continue to follow FGCU Campus Rec's social media accounts, the FGCU Go app alerts and University updates to stay informed.

You can also find more information released by the university by clicking below.

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Impacting students' lives through engaging recreational experiences

Aquatics Center

The Lee County/FGCU Aquatics Center is available for residents of Southwest Florida and the FGCU community.

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Rec Store

Want to go on an outdoor trip or sign up for Intramural Sports? Sign up to take our motorized boat out for a spin. The Rec Store is your 1-stop shop for Campus Rec registrations.

Registrations

front desk employees at the University Recreation & Wellness Center

Today's Hours

Aquatics Center: 12-5pm
University Recreation & Wellness Center: 2-7pm
Rec Field 1: CLOSED
SoVi Pool: 12-5pm
Waterfront: CLOSED

Rec Field 2 & ROC: Open for drop-in use

Operating Hours LIGHTNING STATUS

University Recreation & Wellness Center

The University Recreation & Wellness Center is now open to the FGCU community! Find facility hours and membership information below.

MEMBERSHIP DETAILS Facility Hours

PROGRAMS

Fitness

Free group fitness classes are offered daily for all skill levels. Personal training is available to students, faculty and staff.

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Intramural Sports

Participate in organized competitive or recreational sports regardless of your skill level. Open to students, faculty and staff.

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Outdoor Pursuits

Take a ride down the 250-foot zip line at the Eagle Challenge Course, go on a week-long ski trip or rent a bike using our Pedal Power Bike Share program.

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Sport Clubs

Sport clubs are formed by students with a common interest in an activity. With over 30 clubs to choose from, you have the opportunity to represent FGCU against other universities.

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FACILITIES

Aquatics Center

Eagle Challenge Course

University Recreation & Wellness Center

Recreation Field 1

Recreation Field 2

Recreation Outdoor Complex

SoVi Pool

Waterfront

180+

Number of student employees. Largest student employer at FGCU.

75%

Number of students who utilize Campus Rec facilities, programs or services.

*From 2016-2017 NASPA Consortium Impact Study

44

Number of group fitness classes offered per week

Take a Look

Check out all that Campus Rec has to offer through our virtual look book.

Mission
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The Department of Campus Recreation: Impacting students’ lives through engaging recreational experiences.

We strive to be identified as the recreational home that creates a culture for students to:
- be challenged
- cultivate a sense of well-being
- build relationships
- live an active life
- have fun
Values
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At our core, we operate with the following values in mind:
- Student-centered
- Teamwork
- Purpose
- Acceptance
- Development
Campus Rec Advisory Board
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The Campus Recreation Advisory Board is a group of students, faculty and staff who advise the university on all matters related to Campus Recreation. The board provides valuable input in areas of budget development, construction projects, and program development. The board meets monthly with the director of Campus Recreation.
Give to Campus Recreation
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Support Campus Recreation programs, facilities, and student development efforts through giving to the FGCU Foundation. Click the Donate button, Choose the "Other (specify below) box" designate Campus Recreation in the "Specify Other" box.
NIRSA Institutional Member
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NIRSA, Leaders in Collegiate Recreation (formerly the National Intramural Recreational Sports Association) supports college and university efforts to develop students into future leaders, NIRSA members support their learning and growth by fostering lifelong habits of well-being. Leadership, teamwork, dedication and respect are among the many skills exercised by inclusive competition, fitness and recreation.