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Adaptive Equipment Available for Use:

• Wide-base ski ergs
• Low Row machine
• Chest Press machine
• Shoulder Press machine

Adaptive Equipment Available for Use:

• ADA-compliant pool lift
• PVC pipe walkers

Adaptations for all abilities at the climbing wall are available. Climbers with visual impairments, missing limbs, neurological disorders, and more can come and participate in climbing activities. Climbing staff will be able to set up a system that meets your desired level of challenge and fun!

Adult and Pediatric First Aid CPR and AED

The American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric CPR/First Aid/AED course, also known as Lay Responder, is designed to equip participants with basic first aid, CPR, and automated external defibrillators (AEDs), which help in the case of a cardiac emergency involving adults, children, and infants.

Participants who successfully pass this course are often some of the first responders on the scene of an emergency and can provide life-saving care until medical professionals arrive. Our comprehensive Adult and Pediatric CPR/First Aid/AED course provides the critical lifesaving skills you need through a blended learning class structure which includes online work, lectures, videos, and hands-on training based on real-life rescue scenarios.

This certification also satisfies Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) or other workplace regulatory requirements. Upon successful completion, a valid two-year digital certificate for Adult and Pediatric CPR/First Aid/AED is issued.

Once registered, you will receive an email from one of the members of our safety team. Please allow up to 72 hours to receive information from regarding the next steps after registration.

For course offerings please visit the Titan Recreation Portal.

Lifeguard Certification

Earn your American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification right here on campus! Through a blended learning environment, course material will consist of online modules and in-person sessions. To start the course, attendees will be required to pass the swim test. Participants must attend all class sections, successfully complete the final skills scenarios, and pass the written exam for certification. Certification is not guaranteed. Email cmauter@fullerton.edu for questions.

Learn more!

Request a Class

Titan Recreation currently offers the opportunity to set up a custom course to certify your department in groups of 5 to 12 participants. For a course greater than 12 participants, there will be a fee for an additional instructor.

All courses are offered in a blended learning format. Courses consist of an online module and an in-person hands-on skill portion. This method allows for flexible learning and less time in person. This method, depending on the course, would lead anywhere from a 2.5-hour to 8-hour day.

We offer different course variations of Adult and Pediatric CPR/First Aid/AED for the Lay Responder CPR/AED for Professional Rescuer, Lifeguarding, Responding to Emergencies and Basic Life Support. We also can add on bridge courses such as emergency oxygen, bloodborne pathogens, epi pen and other additions. These additions are dependent on instructor availability and certification.

Pricing varies depending on what information is covered and type of course implementation.

To request a custom course please fill out our Request Form

Please email cmauter@fullerton.edu for questions.

Can anyone take American Red Cross courses?
Yes, you do not have to be a member to take our American Red Cross courses. Prices vary per course.

What courses do you offer through American Red Cross?
We offer Adult & Pediatric CPR/AED, Adult & Pediatric CPR/AED with First Aid, and Wilderness First Aid.

How long is my CPR/First aid certification good for? 
Your CPR and First Aid certifications are good for 2 years.

Will my Red Cross certification cross over to American Heart Association? 
No, unfortunately, it is a slightly different course. Be sure to check with your employer to see if they will accept the Red Cross Certification.

How long does it take to get my certificate after I complete a Red Cross class?
Usually less than 2 business days

The SRC Pool is open year-round, rain or shine! Come join us for lap swimming, lounging in the pool, playing games on our turf lawn and relaxing with friends on our new outdoor furniture!

Pool Hours
Monday-Friday, 6AM-7PM
Saturday-Sunday, 8AM-6PM

Facility Specifications
2 lap lanes
Pool Length: 25yds
Pool Depth: 3.5ft-4ft
Pool Temperature: 82-86 degrees

Facility Amenities
Pool basketball
Swimming equipment: kickboards, pull buoys, and swim fins
2 cabanas
Lounge chairs
Shaded areas
Couches and firepits
2 Hammocks

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my children to the pool? 
Family hours for the building are Friday after 5pm and all-day Saturday and Sunday.

Can the pool temperature be changed on request?
No. The pool is set to 86 degrees year round. Temperature can fluctuate depending on conditions outside.

Do I have to pay to use the pool?
Use of the SRC pool is included in the cost of your membership!

Can I eat on the pool deck?
Yes. Food is permitted on the SRC pool deck. We just ask that it remains in a sealed container until you get outside. Please be courteous and throw away your trash!

Is the pool open when it rains? 
Yes, the pool is open when it rains. The only time the pool will close due to weather is if there is lightening in the area or extreme wind. In the event of lightening, the pool will be closed for 30 minutes from the last lightning strike. All patrons must clear the pool for lightening conditions. Please check the upcoming closure icon under aquatics for pool closure information.

Get ready to make a splash with our exciting 100 Mile Swim Challenge! This free, self-tracked, yearlong event allows you to swim at your own pace and earn fantastic prizes along the way.

How to Join:

1. Sign Up: Register through the Titan Rec App or website. Look for the challenge under the aquatics icon.  |  Registration Link
2. Track Your Progress: Log your laps digitally this year using our online form. You can find the form by clicking this link, scanning the QR code on the pool deck supply cabinet, or checking the locker room doors and exits.  |  Link to Tracking Form

Prizes Await:

• 25 Miles: Swim cap and chlorine-removing shampoo
• 50 Miles: Goggles and shaker bottle
• 100 Miles: T-shirt and drawstring bag

Learn to Swim at the SRC! Our Swim Lessons offer something for everyone, whether you’re just starting out or looking to fine-tune your skills.

Beginner Lessons:
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6PM to 6:30 PM
Beginner Lesson Registration

Intermediate Lessons:
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM
Intermediate Lesson Registration

Advanced Lessons:
Mondays and Wednesdays from 7AM to 8AM
Advanced Lesson Registration

Private Lessons:
For personalized instruction, our private lessons are available in packages of one, four, or eight sessions. This allows you to tailor your learning experience to fit your specific swimming and fitness goals.

1-Lesson Package: $35-$40
4-Lesson Package: $135-$140
8-Lesson Package: $270-275

Students: $100

Faculty/Staff: $105

Community: $110

Student Recreation Center

800 N State College Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92831

Session 1: June 16-June 26 / Registration Opens: May 1 at 8:00 AM 

Session 2: June 30-July 10 / Registration Opens: June 20 at 8:00 AM

Session 3: July 14-July 24 / Registration Opens: July 3 at 8:00 AM 

Session 4: July 28-Aug.7 / Registration Opens: July 18 at 8:00 AM

The full schedule will be available April 7. 

Available class levels:

• Parent & Me (6 months-2.5 years) 
• Tiny Tots (2-5 years) 
• Level 1 (4-12 years)
• Level 2 (5-12 years) 
• Level 3 (5-12 years) 
• Level 4 (6-14 years) 
• Level 5 (8-14 years) 
• Water Polo Camp (8-14 years) 

Level Descriptions

• Parent & Me (6 months-2.5 years) : A parent or guardian must accompany each child in the water and participate in the classes. This class is designed to help infants and toddlers become comfortable in and around the water with a parent or guardian. The class teaches parents techniques to help orient their children to water activities in a safe manner. This class is NOT designed to teach children to become good swimmers or to survive in the water on their own. Skills include blowing bubbles, kicking, holding onto the wall, floating on front and back, and water safety skills.
• Tiny Tots (2-4 years): A class for preschoolers 2.5-5yr who have little to no aquatic experience. Fun and safety are emphasized while learning necessary swimming skills such as water entry and exit, face submergence, blowing bubbles, water adjustment, kicking, exploring arm movements, and safety skills.
• Level 1 (5-12 years): A class for children who have little to no aquatic experience. Fun and safety are emphasized while learning necessary swimming skills. water entry and exit, face submergence, water adjustment, floating on front and back, retrieval of submerged objects, and safety skills. In this class children will learn how to side breathe as well as practice freestyle and backstroke.
• Level 2 (5-12 years): Class reviews entry by stepping or jumping from side, bobbing, head submergence and holding breath, floating on front and back, treading water, side breathing, freestyle, backstroke, and safety skills. Participants will also be introduced to elementary backstroke.

Prerequisite: Participant must be able to demonstrate the following with little to no assistance: safely enter and exit the water, float on front and back without support, swim freestyle for 10 yards.

• Level 3 (5-12 years): In this class, children will review side breathing techniques, freestyle, backstroke, and elementary backstroke. They will also be introduced to breaststroke and kneeling and standing dives. Participants will continue to practice treading water, retrieving submerged objects, and safety skills.

Prerequisite: Participants should be extremely comfortable in the water and able to swim 10-15 yards without any assistance and using consistent rotary breathing.

• Level 4 (6-14 years): Class will continue to practice treading water, retrieving submerged objects, kneeling, and standing dives, and safety skills. Along with perfecting freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke, they will be introduced to butterfly.

Prerequisite: Participants should be noticeably confident freestyle swimmers and comfortable with backstroke and breaststroke. Must be able to swim a complete length of a 25yrd pool with no assistance.

• Level 5 (8-14 years): Swimmers will work on alternate breathing, stride jump, refinement of freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke, breaststroke, dolphin kick and butterfly, open turn on front and back, feet-first surface dive, and treading water.

Prerequisite: Participants should be extremely comfortable in the water and able to swim at least one lap of butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle without assistance.

Water Polo Camp (8-14 years): Introduction to Water Polo Camp, a fun and engaging two-week program designed for young athletes eager to learn the fundamentals of water polo. Coached by NCAA water polo athletes, participants will develop swimming skills, ball-handling techniques, and game strategies in a supportive and energetic environment. This camp is perfect for beginners looking to build confidence in the water while experiencing the excitement of water polo!

Attend our Optional Parent Orientation to:

• Receive important program information
• Sign paperwork
• Get your swimmer tested for the correct level

Orientation Dates & Location: 

Student Recreation Center Pool Deck

• May 7 | 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• May 21 | 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• May 31^st | 11am-2:00pm Celebrate National Water Safety Month with us!

Summer Kickoff Pool Party: Relax by the pool, meet your instructors, enjoy food, and have fun in the sun. Free event for all participants.

• June 14 | 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Summer Kickoff Pool Party)

1. What should we bring to swim lessons? 

• Bathing suit
• Towel
• Sandals
• Swim Diaper (required for children not potty trained)
• Goggles (for Level 2 and above only; exceptions made for chlorine sensitivity)

Water wings, life jackets or other flotation devices are not allowed.

2. Why can’t I register for a class? 

To register, follow these steps:

1. Create an account at Titan Recreation.
2. Sign in and add a birthdate to the parent/guardian profile.
3. Add family members to your profile with their birthdates.
4. Register for the appropriate class.

3. How do I know which level to choose?

• Check the Level Descriptions for skill requirements.
• Attend Parent Orientation on June 16 for a swim test.
• After the first week, instructors can guide you on the correct level.

4. When does registration open?

• Session 1: May 1 at 8:00 AM
• Session 2: June 20 at 8:00 AM
• Session 3: July 3 at 8:00 AM
• Session 4: July 18 at 8:00 AM

5. Can I transfer my child to a different class or session? 

• Transfers are subject to availability and not guaranteed.
• To request a transfer, fill out the Transfer Request Form.
• Requests must be submitted by the Friday before the next session starts.

No class time changes are allowed after the session begins unless an instructor recommends a level change.

6. What is the refund policy?

• Refunds must be requested at least 24 hours before the class starts.
• Refunds will be processed within 72 hours but may take 5-10 business days to appear in your account.
• Submit requests via the Refund Request Form.

7. Do parents need to stay during lessons? 

Yes, parents must remain on deck during lessons.

• Seating is available on the Titan Aquatic Center bleachers and SRC pool deck furniture.
• Parents should not sit at the pool’s edge.

8. Can we make up a missed session? 

• No make-up lessons are provided for missed classes.
• If a class is canceled by the program, a make-up session will be scheduled on either the first or second Friday of the session.

9. Where do we park? 

• Parking for Learn to Swim will be in Lot D on Gymnasium Campus Drive, across from the Titan Tennis Courts.
• Parking is free in Lot D.
• If you park elsewhere on campus, you may need to pay via the ParkMobile app or risk a ticket.

10. Are locker rooms available? 

• There will not be access to the Student Recreation Center locker rooms.
• Parents and children may use the on-deck, gender-neutral bathrooms as well as the on-deck shower.

Group Exercise Classes
Titan Recreation Group Exercise Classes allow members to develop and expand skills related to the latest group exercise trends. Classes are free to all students who have activated their Student Recreation Center memberships. Check out this semester’s classes below!

Register for Group Exercise here.

Battle Rope, Dumbbells, Speed Ropes, Mini Bands, and Slam Balls provided by Living.Fit

Morning & Midday Mobility

HIIT

Pilates 

Transform your body with Pilates, a low-impact class that builds core strength, flexibility, and body awareness. Focusing on controlled movements and proper alignment, Pilates improves posture, increases flexibility, and promotes lean muscle tone. Suitable for all levels, this full-body workout is both challenging and restorative.

Spin

Yogalates

Bollywood Dance 

Bollywood Dance blends energetic music and expressive choreography inspired by India’s film industry. With an upbeat playlist, this fun class boosts cardiovascular fitness, flexibility, and coordination while adding flair to your workout routine. Perfect for anyone looking to get fit and have fun!

Kettlebell Training

Breathwork + Meditation

Full Body Strength Circuit

714 Dance

714 Dance is a high intensity dance cardio workout combining the music and dance styles of Hip Hop, K-Pop, afrobeats, reggaeton, and so much more. Come join us every Monday and Thursday evening for a full-blown dance party in a supportive atmosphere where no two classes are the same!

Zumba

Step Aerobics

Vinyasa Yoga

Yoga Sculpt

Restorative Yoga

Lower Body Burn

K-Pop Dance

Power Hour

Ballet

Swimming for Fitness

Spring Semester 2025 Hours 

Monday: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Tuesday: 9:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Thursday: 9:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Martial Arts Studio is closed on all campus-wide holidays. Additionally, Martial Arts Group Classes are not held during Finals Week in consideration of our student staff.

Martial Arts Group Fitness Classes do no meet during Finals Week in consideration of our student staff. 

Western Boxing

Cardio Kickboxing

Tae Kwon Do

Muay Thai

Gi and No-Gi Jiu Jitsu

Jiu Jitsu
This class offers a unique and effective blend of different grappling techniques. Students will gain experience and exposure to wrestling techniques, including takedowns, throws, and “scrambling,” as well as the submissions and body manipulation essential to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The combination of these complimentary styles will give students the best of both worlds when it comes to grappling. Whether you are a beginner, an experienced athlete, or someone interested in fitness or self-defense, you will benefit from this class.

Register for Jiu Jitsu

Cardio Kickboxing
Get ready to increase your flexibility, strength, and cardiovascular endurance while learning practical self-defense skills. This class will allow you to learn techniques in kickboxing to help develop your coordination and timing while being motivated to reach your fitness goals!

Register for Cardio Kickboxing

Muay Thai Kickboxing

This dynamic class combines traditional Thai boxing techniques with modern training methods to give you an intense, full-body workout that builds strength and agility. Our experienced instructors will guide you through a combination of shadowboxing, pad work, bag and pad drills, and partner exercises, all while emphasizing proper form, timing, and defensive skills.

Register for Muay Thai Kickboxing

Tae Kwon Do

This class offers an exciting and dynamic introduction to Tae Kwon Do, focusing on building strength, technique, and discipline. Students will learn the foundational techniques of Tae Kwon Do, including powerful kicks, punches, blocks, and stances, while also practicing forms that enhance coordination, balance, and focus. This class is open to all levels.

Register for Tae Kwon Do

Western Boxing

Register for Western Boxing

In Person Training

The Titan Student Recreation Center is excited to offer in-person training for those who are looking to enhance their fitness journey. Our personal trainers are dedicated to ensuring you have the best program that is exclusive to you and your fitness goals.

We offer one-on-one training and buddy training for 2.

Register for Personal Training.

Are fitness classes free?
Yes! We offer a variety of free Drop-in Fitness classes per week at the Student Recreation Center.

How do I register for a Drop-in Fitness class?
You can register for class in advance by using the Titan Recreation app or Titan Recreation website.

What other instructional fitness classes are offered?
We offer instructional classes throughout the school year. We do our best to offer different classes, such as Martial Arts and Dance, each semester.

Do you offer Personal Training?
Yes! We offer one-on-one personal training or buddy personal training sessions. Sessions come in packages of one, five, or ten. If purchasing a buddy session, the “buddy” must be a member of the Student Recreation Center. You can register for personal training here.

How much does personal training cost?
Prices for personal training can be found here.

K-Pop Choreo Class:
Get ready to groove and shine at our K-Pop Choreo Class! On Thursday, September 19 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM, join us at the SRC Dance Studio for an energizing session of K-Pop dance moves as part of our Joyful Movement series. Whether you’re a K-Pop fan or just looking for a fun way to move your body, this class will have you busting out your best dance moves to the latest hits. No prior dance experience is needed—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to have a blast with our coach Charvi Dwara while learning the hottest choreography. See you on the dance floor!

Food for Thought P1
A growing body of evidence supports the idea that the gut is our “second brain.” Join ASI and TitanWell for this 90 minute session where participants are shown how to be more intentional with eating to improve mental clarity. Food for Thought Part 1 will feature a smoothie making demonstration, highlighting ingredients all geared towards improving both physical and emotional well-being. This event will take place on Tuesday, September 24 from 1:30PM to 3PM in the SRC conference room, located on the 2nd floor.

Sound Bath
Join us for a transformative Sound Bath Meditation on Thursday, September 26 from 1:30PM to 3PM at the SRC Dance Studio. A sound bath involves immersing yourself in the healing vibrations of crystal bowls and other instruments, which can help release stress, enhance mental clarity, and foster deep relaxation. This event offers a chance for radical rest, allowing your body and mind to reset and rejuvenate. Don’t miss this opportunity to embrace wellness through the power of sound.

Dodgeball Tournament
You meditate, do yoga, and practice gratitude to nourish your body and mind, but sometimes, the key to wellness is simply to let loose and have a blast with friends. Join us and Intramural Sports for our Joyful Movement: Dodgeball Tournament, where we celebrate the importance of switching off and embracing play as a powerful form of medicine. This high-energy event will occur on Tuesday, October 1 from 1:30PM to 3PM at the SRC basketball courts. Come for the fun, stay for the laughter, and experience how play can rejuvenate your spirit!

Reggaeton Spin Class
Get ready to dance and sweat in our Reggaeton Spin Class on Thursday, October 3 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM at the SRC Spin Studio! This high-energy class combines the electrifying beats of reggaeton with an invigorating cycling workout to boost your mood and fitness. Feel the rhythm, push your limits, and let the music drive you through an exhilarating ride that’s all about having fun while staying fit. Don’t miss out on this vibrant session that will leave you energized and smiling!

Mindfulness in Strength training
Discover the power of combining mindfulness with strength training at our Mindfulness in Strength Training workshop on Tuesday, October 8 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM in the Functional Training Room on the 2nd floor of the SRC. This unique session will guide you through techniques to enhance focus, reduce stress, and maximize your workout effectiveness. Learn how to integrate mindfulness practices into your strength routine for a more balanced and mindful approach to fitness. Join us to elevate your physical strength and mental clarity in a supportive, energizing environment!

Breathwork & Stretch Meditation
Revitalize your body and mind with our Breathwork & Stretch Meditation session on Thursday, October 10 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM. Held in the SRC Dance Studio, this calming workshop will guide you through deep breathing exercises and gentle stretches to enhance relaxation and flexibility. Join us for an hour of soothing practice that will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

Food for thoughts P2
Dive into the enriching world of global flavors with our next Food for Thought event, in collaboration with International Student Services and TitanWell, on Thursday, October 15 from 11AM to 1:30PM. This session will focus on making wraps inspired by diverse cultures, highlighting the mental benefits of nutrition. Discover how incorporating various nutrient-rich ingredients can enhance your mental clarity and emotional well-being. Join us for a flavorful journey that delights your taste buds and nourishes your mind while connecting with your peers and celebrating cultural diversity.

Restorative Yoga
Unwind and recharge at our Restorative Yoga session on Thursday, October 17 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM in the SRC Dance Studio. This calming class focuses on deep relaxation through gentle poses and mindful breathing techniques. Designed to soothe your body and mind, restorative yoga helps release built-up stress and promotes a profound sense of inner peace. Join us for an hour of tranquility and self-care that will leave you feeling refreshed and balanced.

Tai Chi by the Water
Experience the calming benefits of Tai Chi by the Water on Tuesday, October 22 from 1:30PM to 2:45PM. Meet us in the SRC lobby by 1:15 PM so we can walk together to the Fullerton Arboretum for this tranquil practice. Tai Chi, a traditional Chinese martial art, features slow, flowing movements and deep breathing, enhancing relaxation, balance, and mental clarity. This meditative exercise helps reduce stress, improve flexibility, and promote overall well-being. Join us in the serene beauty of the arboretum for a revitalizing session that integrates physical health with mental peace.

Adult Recess w Titan Well
Rediscover the joy of play at our Adult Recess on Thursday, October 24 from 11AM to 1:30PM at Becker Amphitheater! As the grand finale of the ‘Yes to Wellness’ series in collaboration with TitanWell, this event invites you to embrace the spirit of carefree fun with various classic games and activities. Channel your inner child, enjoy lighthearted competition, and soak in the laughter and camaraderie. Join us for a playful celebration that promises to refresh your spirit and wrap up our wellness series with a burst of joy and energy!

Events for the Fall 2024 semester will be updated as they become available.

Titan Youth Summer Camp offers Full-Day and Half-Day weekly camp options:

• Full Day: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Half Day: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Weekly Sessions:

Week 1: June 16^th – June 20^th
Week 2: June 23^rd – June 27^th
Week 3: June 30^th – July 3^rd
Week 4: July 7^th – July 11^th
Week 5: July 14^th – July 18^th
Week 6: July 21^st – July 25^th
Week 7: July 28^th – August 1^st

Campers can register for sessions on a week-by-week basis throughout the summer.

Activities Include:

• Sports: Basketball, soccer, archery, rock climbing, volleyball, badminton, bowling, billiards and much more!
• Creative Fun: Arts & crafts, Zumba, team-building activities and more!
• Swimming: Free swim time in the afternoon
• Friday Special Weekly Themed Events

Eligibility:

Children entering grades K-12 (ages 5 – 12) are welcome to participate.

Hours & Daily Schedule

Camp Operating Hours:

• Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Daily Schedule:

• Pre-Camp Care (Extended Care Fee): 7:30 – 9:00 a.m.
• Opening Circle: 9:00 – 9:30 a.m.
• Morning Activities: 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
• Lunch Break (Not Provided): 11:45 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
• Free Swim & Afternoon Activities: 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
• Snack Time: 3:00 – 3:30 p.m.
• Closing Camp Circle: 3:30 – 4:00 p.m.
• Post-Camp Care (Extended Care Fee): 4:00 – 5:00 p.m.

To ensure your child has a safe, fun, and comfortable experience at camp, please pack the following items each day:

• Backpack with all belongings inside
• Labeled clothing with name tags inside
• Swim gear (only for Full-Day campers): swimsuit, towel, goggles (if needed), and water shoes (optional)
• Lunch box with a packed lunch (lunch is not provided by camp)
• Refillable water bottle
• Sunscreen (please apply in the morning; counselors will remind campers to reapply)

If your child requires medication, it must be documented and checked in daily with the Camp Lead at drop-off.

Full-Day Pricing (9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.)

• CSUF Students: $250
• CSUF Faculty/Staff: $285
• Community Members: $330

Half-Day Pricing (9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.)

• CSUF Students: $130
• CSUF Faculty/Staff: $145
• Community Members: $170

Extended Care (Pre & Post-Camp Care): $75

Special Week Pricing

Week 1 (June 16 – 20)

• Full-Day:
  • CSUF Students: $200
  • Faculty/Staff: $230
  • Community: $265
• Half-Day:
  • CSUF Students: $105
  • Faculty/Staff: $115
  • Community: $135

• There will be no camp on Thursday, June 19 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.

Week 3 (June 30 – July 3)

• Full-Day:
  • CSUF Students: $200
  • Faculty/Staff: $230
  • Community: $265
• Half-Day:
  • CSUF Students: $105
  • Faculty/Staff: $115
  • Community: $135

• There will be no camp on and Friday, July 4 in observance of the Independence Day holiday.

Additional Information:

• Fees include all camp activities, snacks, and a camp T-shirt.
• A non-refundable/non-transferable $75 deposit per session is required at registration.

Registration for Summer 2025 is currently open. Campers must be registered at least two weeks prior to the first Monday of their selected camp week to avoid a late registration fee. A $25 late fee will be applied to any registrations made within two weeks of the selected camp week start date.

Registration for each session will close at 10:00 a.m. on the first Monday of each camp week.
Spots fill quickly, so early registration is encouraged to secure your child’s space and avoid additional fees.

Register now at:
Titan Youth Summer Camp 2025 Registration

To ensure you receive the correct camp rate based on your affiliation with CSUF, please use the appropriate promo code at checkout. Discount eligibility is determined by your membership or relationship to the university.

We are pleased to offer the following promo codes for eligible Titan Youth Summer Camp families:

• 10% Sibling Discount – Code: SIBTYSC
• ASI Staff Full-Day Rate – Code: ASIFD
• ASI Staff Half-Day Rate – Code: ASIHD
• Faculty/Staff Full-Day Rate – Code: FSFD
• Faculty/Staff Half-Day Rate – Code: FSHD
• Student Full-Day Rate – Code: STYFD
• Student Half-Day Rate – Code: STYHD

Be sure to enter the correct promo code during registration to reflect your eligibility and receive the appropriate discount.

Refund Policy:

• Full refunds will be granted if a written request is submitted at least two weeks before the camp week begins.
• Refund requests made with less than two weeks’ notice will incur a $50 processing fee.
• No refunds will be issued 1 week before the first Monday of the session or camp week, only a transfer can be made.
• In the event that Titan Recreation cancels the program, a full refund will be provided.
• To request a refund, please complete the Titan Youth Summer Camp Refund/Transfer Request Form

Transfer Policy:

• Transfers can be made between camp programs as late as the first day of the camp session you are requesting to transfer from for no additional cost.
• Transfer requests must be submitted online through the designated transfer request form or in person at the Recreation Services Desk of the Student Recreation Center at least three business days before the start of the session.
• Transfers are subject to space availability and approval by Titan Recreation.
• Camp spots may only be transferred to siblings or step-siblings. No transfers are allowed outside the immediate family.
• To request a transfer, please complete the Titan Youth Summer Camp Refund/Transfer Request Form

Titan Youth Summer Camp is organized by full-time Titan Recreation staff members who ensure a safe and engaging camp experience.

Our Camp Counselors:

• Are 18+ years old and CSUF students
• CPR and First Aid Certified
• Background checked & TB screened
• Receive 40+ hours of training before camp starts
• Many counselors are Child Development majors

Parent orientation is an integral part of the Titan Youth Summer Camp experience. It is your opportunity to meet the counselors and instructors interacting with your child this summer and get any last-minute questions answered before summer programming begins. It is also a chance to tour our facilities, pick up any materials your child will need in the upcoming weeks, and receive your parking pass.

Orientation Schedule:

Saturday, June 14 | 10AM-11AM | 11AM-Noon
Student Recreation Center

Saturday, June 28 | 10AM-11AM | 11AM-Noon
Student Recreation Center

Saturday, July 12 | 10AM-11AM | 11AM-Noon
Student Recreation Center

Saturday, July 28 | 10AM-11AM | 11AM-Noon
Student Recreation Center

Registration for Orientation on the Titan Rec Portal under the TYSC Tab.

For more information, reach the Intramural and Camp Coordinator at:

Email: tyspadmin@fullerton.edu
Phone: (657) 278-5583

1. Are your counselors CSUF Students?

   • All Counselors are currently students at CSUF. Each counselor is required to complete Mandated Reporter trainings, American Red Cross CPR and First Aid certifications, as well as other supplemental training to work with children. RATIO: Our camp ratio for Campers: Counselors are 6:1 for ages 5-6 and 10:1 for ages 7-12

2. Are you limited to only families living in the Fullerton area?

   • Our Summer Camp is a community-based program; however, we’re not limited to registering children who are not living in the immediate area. We generally accept any child that falls within the age range if all paperwork/documents are completed prior to their first day at camp. Only if we reach capacity is when we would not process a registration for a potential camper.

3. Are you a Sports only camp?

   • While Open-Rec sports activities are an element of our camp, they’re only prescribed as an activity for exposure. We don’t specialize in elevating advanced skills in a specific sport nor only run sport specific drills during their entire time at camp.

4. Are there Lifeguards while my child is swimming?

   • We will have at least two lifeguards dedicated to being on guard when our campers are in the pool. Our Counselors are always required to be in the pool when their group is actively using the pool as part of an extra safety measurement during this activity.

5. My child can’t swim, will that be an issue?

   • Our pool has a depth of 4ft which most campers do not have an issue swimming with this depth. However, we do carry swim vests, conduct a swim test, and offer Learn-to-Swim lessons in the event they are not proficient in swimming. Please visit our Rec Portal for more information on our Learn-to-Swim Program, registration is open now.

6. Are you offering a Counselors-in-Training Program?

   • We are currently not offering this program for the summer. While we understand this was offered in the past, we are currently making efforts to revamp and repurpose the program. We understand the inconvenience it may cause.

7. When will the schedule of activities be released?

   • Schedule for each week will be dependent on the age-group and week your child is signed-up for. You will have their schedule at least one week before the week they are signed up for. Many factors impact our programming schedule, ex. The number of students registered for the session, vendor schedules and availability and weather.

8. I signed up for Half-Day, can my child still swim?

   • Unfortunately, not Half-Day signups will not be able to swim since our reservation is in the afternoon. However, you may look at signing up for our learn to swim session to allow your child the opportunity to swim in the evening.

9. When are Orientation nights?

   • Orientation for parents is mandatory and extremely important part of setting up your child to have a good first day at camp. We go over required paperwork to sign, t-shirts are distributed and have a tangible feel for what the space looks like when they come to camp. Each session can last up to an hour long and ensures that all questions are clarified prior to coming to camp. We are holding these dates for all attending camp during the six weeks. You only need to attend one session prior to the start of your camper’s camp date to gain all the information you will need.

8. Are there any discounts?

   • Students, Faculty and Staff at CSUF are eligible for a discounts
   • If you are signing up multiple children, we have a 10% off sibling discount code: SIBTYSC

Team registration is open for the Spring 2024 Intramural Season from Jan.21-Feb.13.

Important Dates
The regular season runs from Feb.12-Apr.28, with the last day to create a team being Feb.13. You must have the minimum number of players required and have attended a captain meeting to be scheduled for the regular season. You can still sign up and play on a team until Apr.14, 2025. 

Captain’s Meeting
The captain meeting will be held on Thursday, Feb.13 from 6PM-8PM in the Student Recreation Center in the Harvey McKee Room. Either the captain or a team representative must be present. New members and free agents are welcome to attend as well to learn about important rules and policies for their leagues. The meeting schedule will be in 30-minute increments. 

Participation Fee

The Participation Fee must be paid online via Titan Rec website, Titan Rec app which is available in the Apple Store, via Google Play, or in person at the Student Recreation Center in order to participate in the Intramural Season.

Cost
Student $20 | Member $20 | *Non-Member $20
*Non-member refers to Hope International and Hervey B.Ketchum Students only.

IMLeagues
Once you’ve paid the participation fee, register for the sport(s) you would like to play by visiting IMLeagues. 

For Intramural Sports questions, please email us at intramuralsports@fullerton.edu

Is it free to play intramurals?
No. Intramurals are not free for any members. We have an additional fee that is $10 for students, $15 for faculty/staff, and $20 for all other members.

Can I play multiple sports?
Yes, you can sign up for multiple leagues each semester.

How do I register for intramurals?
You must register online via the Titan Rec app or in-person at the Student Recreation Center to pay for your Intramural Participation fee. Once paid, visit IMLeagues to join the league(s) of your choice as part of a team or free agent. Please keep in mind that there will be an additional $5 late fee if your participation fee is not paid for on time.

Why am I listed as ineligible on IMLeague when trying to sign-up?
In order to remove ineligibility, you must first pay the Intramural Sports fee. Once paid, the restrictions will be removed and full access granted. If issue continues, email us for further assistance.

Climbing Fundamentals
Created for newer climbers, this class is designed to teach basic climbing technique and body positioning. During this class you will learn efficient movement, climbing terminology, different types of climbing holds and how to use them, and how to push yourself up the wall instead of pulling yourself up.

Class dates vary. Student $15 | Member $30

Register for Climbing Fundamentals.

Top Rope Belaying
A beginning class designed to teach the new climber all the safety skills needed to pass the climbing wall belay test. This two hour class includes all equipment and gives you practical time to learn to belay, use the gear, and understand the climbing wall safety procedures.

Class dates vary. Student $25 | Member $40

Register for Top Rope Belaying.

Lead Climbing
This intermediate class is designed to teach competent climbers and belayers the ins and outs of lead climbing! Must be a top rope belayer and can climb a grade of 5.9. This three hour class covers all the equipment needed and gives time to cover climbing basics and belaying technique for lead climbing.

Class dates vary. Student $35 | Member $50

Register for Lead Climbing.

How much does it cost to use the climbing wall?
The climbing wall is free to use with your student membership! We have all the gear and staff you need to have a good time. Just show up and we will get you outfitted and climbing in minutes at no cost!

Can you teach me how to climb?
Of course! If you want to learn how to climb casually then just come in and climb! Our staff will help coach you and get you to the top! If you prefer a more structured learning path, we encourage you to sign up for our paid Climbing Fundamentals course where we go over climbing movement, technique, and more.  If you are looking to dive deeper into climbing, we also offer the following paid classes Top Rope Belaying and Lead Climbing.

Is climbing hard? It looks scary and there is no way I could ever do that! 
Sure, climbing can be intimidating but it’s not as hard as you think! If you can go up a ladder you can go up a wall. Our wonderful staff will be able to coach you up the wall and get you off the ground as much as you are comfortable with.

For more information about climbing classes or other climbing wall questions, email Angel Ramos at aramosgonzalez@fullerton.edu

February:
February 7-9 – Big Sur Camping
February 14 – Hollywood Sign Hike
February 15 – San Jacinto Snow Shoeing
February 22-23 – Joshua Tree National Park

March:
March 13 – Full Moon Paddle
March 22 – Black Star Canyon Falls
March 28-31 – Grand Canyon Mather Campground

April:
April 1-4 – Channel Islands Camping & Exploring
April 12 – Full Moon Paddle
April 18-20 – Hoover Dam River Trail Kayaking & Camping

May:
May 2-4 – Sespe Hot Spring
May 10 – Cedar Creek Falls
May 23-26 – Yosemite National Park

Gear Rental
Get geared up with Titan Outdoors! Do you have an epic expedition in mind? How about a quick local quest? No matter your goals Titan Outdoors can help you achieve them with our gear rental. We have all the equipment you need at great prices for your outdoor trip!

To get started, fill out our gear rental form.

Do you have questions on how to use some of our gear? Check out the following videos on some field instructions to help you enjoy a great time outside!
VIDEO – Gear Rental: Snow Shoes
VIDEO – Gear Rental: Paddle Boards
VIDEO – Gear Rental: Camping Stove
VIDEO – Gear Rental: Backpacking Stove
VIDEO – Gear Rental: 6-8 Person Tent
VIDEO – Gear Rental: 2-3 Person Tent

Nine out of ten people who visit the outdoors are uninformed about Leave No Trace or the importance of minimizing their impacts. With over 13 billion trips into the outdoors in the U.S. alone every year, people are causing significant preventable damage, and that damage is adding up. Leave No Trace is on the forefront of changing this troubling trend—the littered parks and damaged trails, the formidable impacts of fire, polluted waterways, damage to historic artifacts, and serious wildlife issues.

The Leave No Trace organization is built upon the belief that if people do something, even something simple, to help take care of the outdoors that they cherish, we will all benefit. Leave No Trace is a universal philosophy that can be part of any outdoor experience. The very nature of Leave No Trace lends itself well to fostering a cooperative spirit of stewardship.

7 Principles of Leave No Trace

1. Plan Ahead and Prepare
2. Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
3. Dispose of Waste Properly
4. Leave What You Find
5. Minimize Campfire Impacts
6. Respect Wildlife
7. Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Titan Outdoors Local Guide

Titan Outdoors has put together a local guide for all your outdoor needs. This guide is by no means comprehensive, but it provides the tools you’ll need to start your adventure. No matter if you want to hike, ride, paddle, or camp, this guide is a great resource to help you in the direction you want to go…outside!

What is included in each trip?*
We set our trips up to make it easy for you to participate in fun outdoor activities! All our day trips include transportation to and from campus, all gear needed for the specific activity, all entry fees and permits required, and trained and awesome student trip leaders that can help keep everyone safe! Our overnight trips also include food for the entire trip as well.

*this response does not include COVID regulations. If regulations are in place, our Outdoor & Rock Wall Adventure Coordinator will ensure all participants are up to date.

I’ve never gone camping, how much experience do I need?
None! We all start somewhere, and we are happy to have you start here! Most of our trips are designed for newer recreation users. We love showing people a good time in the wilderness!

What if I don’t have any outdoor gear?
If you don’t have any gear that is okay! All you need to participate in our trips is your clothes and to be excited. We handle the rest of it for you!

My friends are going camping this week and I would love to go with them. Can I use your gear?
Of course! We offer a lot of gear for rent at an incredibly low price for 4-day or 9-day rentals. Prices start as low as $5 for the whole weekend for some gear. For more information, view our Gear Rental Reservation Form.

For more information about outdoor trips, gear rental, and other Titan Outdoors questions, email titanoutdoors@fullerton.edu