The Bowling Green Community Center is the city's Parks & Recreation facility, a roughly 79,000-square-foot center with gymnasiums, a track, and fitness spaces. Through the Parks & Recreation Department it offers a summer youth program of day camps, sports camps, Safety Town, swim lessons, and theater for area children, with resident registration opening each spring.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Bowling Green Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Patrick WangGreat machines and spacious environment with a reasonable fee, Bowling Green Community Center is the second best gym in BG except the REC Center of BGSU.
★★★★★Nuwan AttanayakeThey setup pickleball courts, can set up to 4 courts at a time. The courts are shared between basketball, volleyball and pickleball players. The staff is friendly. There is a gym, walking path, table tennis, a climbing wall and etc.
★★★★★Mary “meme” SchifflerIt was super clean the loby was nice a bright,clean.the lady who helped me at the. Service desk was so polite an very helpful.I wish I could remember her name so I can give her a big shout out.. but if you need HELP WITH A POOL PASS THIS IS THE PLACE TO GO.... OR ANYTHING ELSE....IM SURE THEY CAN HELP OR MAYBE POINT YOU IN THE RT DIRECTION..... THE PEOPLE ARE HOMELESS AWESOME THERE. TY FOR LISTENING OR READING 😆 LOL.
★★★TJCould use a real good cleaning! These are photos I snapped inbetween works out sets. These are just examples…pretty darn dirty for a community rec center. The other issue is that the weights area is small. So if there are more than 8 or 9 people, it feels super crowded. Those two things aside, it’s a good spot! You just have to be careful about what time you go so you have options in terms of workout equipment.
★★★Nick SavichDecent place. Staff is friendly. It has just enough to get a workout in. Free weights/machines/cardio equipment is comparable to what a large hotel would offer. The indoor track is nice. The two power racks are always occupied during lunch. Three benches, of which at least one is being used by a woman to hold her water and towel....pretty annoying when you can't get the equipment you want. If I had to workout here regularly I would probably lose my mind for reasons such as this