Campus Recreation Center Facility

The University of Cincinnati Campus Recreation Center (CRC) is a state-of-the-art fitness and recreation facility. With over 200,000 square feet of recreation space, the Center offers university students, employees, and friends of the university a wide range of exercise and fitness opportunities, including:
Floor Plans:  Gym / Pool Level  Member Services Level	Mezzanine Level  Fitness Floor Level
Aquatics ( 3 pools:)  - 2 one-meter diving boards  - 1 three-meter diving board  - Whirlpool  - Leisure pool  - 50-meter x 25-yard lap pool  Courts / Track  - 8 racquet courts  - 6-court gymnasium  - Suspended running/walking track    (4 lanes, 1/8 mile)
Fitness Floor   -  200+ pieces of specialized equipment   -  Selectorized weight training machines  -  111 cardiovascular machines  -  Ergometers  -  Over 21,000 lbs of free weights Climbing Wall  -  40' & 28' climbing heights  -  Bouldering upto 10 feet Multi-Purpose Rooms  -  3 multi-purpose rooms     (3,400 & 2,000 sq ft)
Member Services          -  Pro Shop   -  Equipment Rental & Checkout   -  Day Lockers   -  Locker Rooms   -  Towel Service   -  Massage Therapy   -  Personal Training   -  Fitness Assessments   -  Lost & Found   -  Fitness Center Orientations   -  Nutrition & Weight Management
Campus Recreation Center Complex  The Campus Recreation Complex also houses Zia’s juice bar, 224 residence hall beds, six classrooms, Market on Main convenience store, CenterCourt dining center, and Stadium View Café. Campus Recreation Center Awards & Recognitions  UC Rec Center earns LEED certification. The University of Cincinnati's Campus Recreation Center received Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. Designed by KZF Design Inc. of Cincinnati and Thomas Mayne of Morphosis and built by Turner Construction, the center met a set of criteria for sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection and indoor environmental quality. The 353,000-square-foot building received credit for a 35 percent reduction in water usage, use of recycled-content materials, a rainwater collection system, landscaping and a "green" outreach education center. It is Greater Cincinnati's largest LEED-certified building to date.