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The Student Recreation Center will close on Saturday, May 4th, and remain closed until Sunday, May 12th due to Annual Maintenance Week.
The Downtown Fitness Center will remain open and close for the summer starting Monday, May 13th. 
For more information, please visit our Facility Impacts page

Welcome, Students!

We're excited to have you join the Mountaineer family and look forward to seeing you soon!

How can you get involved with 

Campus Recreation?

Rec Center members participate in a Zumba class.

Group Fitness

Campus Recreation hosts around 50 Group Fitness classes every week that are free to students and members. Our Group Fitness classes are accessible to any fitness or ability level.

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Students enjoy a game of soccer on the Rec Fields.

Competitive Sports

Campus Recreation offers a diverse group of both club and intramural sports, including Soccer, Competitive Cheer, Dodgeball, Lacrosse and Weightlifting.

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An instructor gives swim lessons in the Rec Center pool.

Aquatics

The Aquatics Center features a leisure pool, fitness pool, spa and whirlpool. Our Aquatics Center also hosts many programs including swim lessons, free swim and various on campus events.

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A close up of a person creating ceramics.

Craft Center

The Craft Center offers crafts such as pottery, stained glass, glass fusing, tie-dye, beadwork and sewing to students, faculty, alumni and retirees.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to pay for a membership?

Students obtain membership through University Fees. If a student is not currently paying University Fees, the student is eligible for the semester Non-Fee Paying Student Membership. Click here for more information on Membership.


How can I get to the rec center if i live downtown?

The bus and PRT can take you to the Evansdale campus. Parking is also available. Students can also visit our Downtown Fitness Center located in the bottom floor of Reynolds Hall.


What types of payments do you accept?

We accept all major credit cards, not including American express. We do not accept cash or check. At this time, we do not accept Mountie Bounty.


What is the difference between club and intramural sports?

Intramural sports are generally the least competitive and lowest commitment athletic option in college. Intramurals are organized by the college and available to everyone regardless of their athletic talent or experience with the sport. 

Club sports are typically student-run (with support or sponsorship from the school) and fall in between the more casual atmosphere of intramural sports and seriously competitive varsity sports.  College club sports teams play against other schools, travel for competitions, and even compete for championships .


Do I have to reserve a court to play basketball?

Our multipurpose courts are typically first-come, first-serve during open recreation hours. Because our facility is funded and operationally run by WVU students, they are our top priority. Please see our  open recreation schedule for times when the courts are open to basketball.

HAVE A QUESTION?

Email us or give us a call.

CampusRec@mail.WVU.edu / 304.293.7529

Campus Recreation
2001 Kittie Blakemore Dr.
P.O. Box 6018
Morgantown, WV 26506
Phone number 304-293-7529
Email address campusrec@mail.wvu.edu
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