Live your adventure this semester with Campus Recreation.
Find your Adventure with a fall trip
Unit: Campus Recreation
Build a squad with Intramural Sports
Play for the memories this semester with Campus Recreation’s Intramural Sports program.
Start the year off right with Fitness
The Fitness program with Campus Recreation provides a variety of great ways to exercise
Going beyond fit
There are many physical benefits of engaging in regular fitness activities. However, the benefits extend far beyond the physical to include improved mental health, confidence, motivation, and even new friendships.
Not just a walk in the park
Day 1, Friday: Putting an end to another long week of school, I closed the laptop, grabbed my bag, and was off to the Student Fitness Center (SFC) to enjoy my weekend with a trip to Giant City State Park for some climbing, hiking, and camping. As I got there, I introduced myself to the others on the trip. As
Life is a ride
There are many places in the Bloomington-Normal area worth exploring. Check them out through the Reggie Ride program, providing free bike rentals to members of the Student Fitness Center. The following five destinations, all located just off the Constitution Trail, help make our community rich in history and culture. Don’t let us stop you from exploring, but wherever
Enjoy Sunsets, SUPs & S’mores with the Adventure program
There is no better way to enjoy a spring sunset than from a stand up paddle board (SUP). Join Campus Recreation on the Sunset, SUPs & S’mores trip to nearby Dawson Lake.
Spring adventures abound in April
Looking for an April adventure? Enjoy an adrenaline-pumping five-mile stretch full of drops, ledges and wave trains.
Registration is open for the 3rd annual Neon at Night 5K
Brighten your night and join us for the Neon at Night 5K Fun Run at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 13, 2016.
Enjoy a Goose Lake hiking Adventure on April 2
The Adventure program will host a day hike to Goose Lake Prairie State Natural Area in Morris. The Goose Lake Day Hike will take place April 2 and costs $20 for students/members or $25 for nonmembers.
