LSU University Recreation (UREC) runs Tiger's Den, a summer day camp for children ages 6-12 with sports, structured games, educational activities, field trips, and arts and crafts led by first aid/CPR-certified LSU students; a Teen Tigers program is also offered. Membership is not required, and lunch is provided.
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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 UREC directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Brad MillerAmazing gym, something for everyone. Staff was friendly and helpful. Looking forward to a return visit!
★★★★★Ahmani MenThe lady at front desk, I think her name Jayden, she very nice and professional to me. She always have little smile, and when I need help with my tiger card, she move things fast and help quick. Jayden Smith, you doing good job. The other girl at front desk, Chandler Barr, she big mama melons. She so kind and helpful always. Every time I come, she smile big and help me with anything I need, no matter what. She very smart and know everything about the system. I think she should be supervisor already. She deserve it very much.
★★★★★Ernesto Ticiano da SilvaThe UREC at LSU is hands down one of the best places on campus, offering everything you could need for fitness and fun. From a huge selection of weightlifting equipment and cardio machines to the indoor track and climbing wall, it’s built for every type of workout. The pool area is great for laps or just relaxing, and the courts for basketball and indoor soccer are top-notch. The whole facility is super clean and well-maintained, and the staff is always friendly and ready to help. Whether you’re into strength training, group classes, or just looking for a place to stay active and unwind, the UREC has it all.
★★★★★Jason PettreyIt’s a truly phenomenal gym! It’s got more equipment and features than anything that you’ll find. Now the downside is, it’s expensive, it’s primarily designed for LSU students and faculty. You do have some options to get family membership if you are related to someone that works at the university, etc. So it’s not cheap, you pay for what you get. State of the art facilities , state of the art equipment, three-story running path, pools, lazy river, climbing walls…. It’s truly amazing. Check it out. You can always get a guest pass if you have someone you know that goes there.
★★★★★Creative Cosmo (The Golden Peacock)It’s everything recreational. Rock climbing, lazy river, indoor and outdoor lap pools. The best part is the water s chilled around 68 degrees.