The WoodPEC offers services and equipment, both inside and outside the center, and we manage venues across the Emory campus. A list of our current facilities is below, and we are constantly improving these resources for the Emory community.

Recreational Services (404-727-6551)
Call or visit the Recreational Services Office , located on the main floor of the WoodPEC, for information on Club Sports, the Emory Rock Climbing Arena (ERCA), Intramural Sports, Fitness Emory classes, the Personal Training Program (PTP), and special events.

Equipment Room (404-727-5614)
Balls, bats, racquets, and other recreational equipment are available for daily check-out on a daily basis in the Equipment Room, located on the first floor of the WoodPEC. Overnight check-out must by arranged in advance with the Equipment Manager. An EmoryCard must be exchanged for equipment. Charges will be assessed for damaged, lost, or stolen equipment.

Arena

• 4 Basketball Courts
• 5 Volleyball Courts
• 12 Badminton Courts
• Indoor Track

Swimming Pool

• Olympic-Sized 50-Meter Pool
• 2 One-Meter Diving Springboards
• 2 Three-Meter Diving Springboards

Weight & Exercise Equipment

• Cybex Strength Equipment
• Free Weights
• Treadmills
• Elliptical Machines
• Stairmasters
• Ergometers (Rowing Machines)
• Club FM with Stationary Bicycles

Indoor Facilities

• Equipment Room
• Dance Studio
• Squash Court
• Racquetball Courts
• Multi-Purpose Room
• Locker Rooms
• Climbing Walls

Outdoor Facilities

• Tennis Courts
• Eight-Lane 400-Meter Rekortan Track
• Varsity Softball Field
• Varsity Soccer Field
• Chappell Baseball Park
• McDonough Field
• Candler Intramural Field
• Outdoor Basketball/Hockey Courts

Low Ropes Course
Emory's Low Ropes/Challenge Course was a gift to the University from the Senior class of 1995. Ropes and challenge courses are excellent experiential tools for learning about decision making processes and conflict resolution within groups. The course can help to foster a greater understanding of the importance of each and every individual in the group in meeting group objectives, and it may help some individuals to define and develop their leadership qualities. It is an excellent team-building activity for any type of club, team, staff department or Greek organization on campus!

The Emory Low Ropes/Challenge course is located past Chappell Park on Peavine Creek road and is available for rental to student, staff, and faculty groups. Either full day (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.) or half-day (8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.) programs may be arranged. Groups of up to 30 people may use the course at one time. Contact the Office of Recreational Services for fee information and additional details.