How many Brec golf courses are in Baton Rouge?
BREC Golf operates six golf courses throughout Baton Rouge that will challenge all golfers from every walk of life. Conveniently schedule your tee times online at four of our six courses. Want to pay in advance before your visit to a BREC golf course? Online prepay now available with discounted rates!
What's new with Brec's recreation and Park Commission?
The Recreation and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge (BREC) announced several exciting updates at last night’s monthly Commission meeting. BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo Director, Phil Frost, announced today that he will set aside his current duties at BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo and enter retirement on February 4, 2022.
What is the best golf course in Baton Rouge?
BREC Golf operates six golf courses throughout East Baton Rouge Parish that will challenge all golfers from every walk of life. Santa Maria and Beaver Creek are flagship style courses, featuring championship designs and amenities.
Do you offer guided trail rides at the Brec center?
BREC's Farr Park Equestrian center is proud to offer guided trail rides on select Saturdays and Sundays. Enjoy a one-hour gentle ride through the park or in the indoor arena on one of the BREC horses.
How many parks does brec have?
BREC maintains over 180 parks that feature a wide variety of quality facilities with family-oriented leisure activities for all ages and population groups. Let us help you locate the park you're looking for. You may search by park name, zip code or interest.
What does brec stand for in Louisiana?
BREC stands for Recreation and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge.
When was brec founded?
1946BREC was created in 1946 by the Louisiana Legislature as an autonomous agency to provide park and recreation services for East Baton Rouge Parish.
About BREC
BREC is the agency that connects people to parks and nature in East Baton Rouge Parish, of which BREC Golf is an important component. BREC has more than 180 parks including a unique mix of facilities, which mirror the history and rich natural resources in the region.
Our Mission
We make golf in Baton Rouge better by striving daily to deliver exceptional value through welcoming, enjoyable, and memorable golf experiences.
Tee Time Reservations
Reservations may be made beginning at 12:00 noon, thirteen days in advance.
What is BREC in Baton Rouge?
BREC is the agency that connects people to parks and nature in East Baton Rouge Parish with a system that has more than 180 parks including a unique mix of facilities , which mirror the history and rich natural resources in south Louisiana . This includes a state-of-the-art observatory, swamp nature center located in the urban core, equestrian park, ...
How many times has BREC won the Gold Medal?
BREC is one of the few parks and recreation agencies in the country to win the prestigious Gold Medal Award twice. BREC won this award, given for excellence in parks and recreation administration, in 1975 and 1991. BREC has also been a national finalist for this award more than 13 other times. BREC is also one of a handful ...
What is the BREC vision?
BREC's vision is to provide an extraordinary system of parks, open spaces, and facilities that engages the Parish's unique natural and cultural landscape to enrich Parish life by providing diverse and memorable recreation experiences.
When is summer camp in Baton Rouge?
BREC offers online summer camp registration for East Baton Rouge Parish residents beginning Saturday, March 20 at 9 a.m. and on Tuesday, March 30 for out-of-parish residents. Parents or guardians may register in person at the facility of their choice or online at webtrac.brec.org for all locations.
Where does the money for East Baton Rouge come from?
Money for financing land purchases, construction of facilities, maintenance, and the operation of many varied programs is obtained from taxes voted by the citizens of East Baton Rouge Parish and from income from facilities, concessions and programs. Other funds come from local governmental agencies and the Federal Government.
When is the ribbon cutting ceremony at Forest Community Park?
BREC to Celebrate the Completion of Forest Community Park’s Recreation Center. Join BREC on Tuesday, June 29th , for a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the recently completed improvements of Forest Community Park’s Recreation Center.
Featured Event
This tournament features a singles round robin format with boys and girls divisions: ages 8 and younger on a 36-ft. court with a red ball; ages 10 and younger on a 60-ft. court with an orange ball; ages 10 and younger on a 78-ft. court with an orange or green dot ball. Free snacks and awards for players.
More News
This holiday season, BREC will host a multitude of family-friendly events for patrons of all ages and abilities throughout East Baton Rouge Parish.
What time does BREC on the Geaux open?
After School Route. BREC on the Geaux visits various parks and EBR housing complexes across the Parish from 4-7 p.m., Monday-Thursday, providing active and fun activities to children that may not be a part of a structured after school program.
What is BREC on the Geaux?
BREC on the Geaux is a mobile recreation program designed to combat obesity and promote physical activity by providing recreational activities throughout East Baton Rouge Parish. The program operates year-round from two colorful, 14-foot box trucks loaded with a variety of physically, active game equipment. The recreation program is inclusive and accommodates activities for all ages.#N#The program was made possible in 2012 by the funding and support from the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana Foundation’s Challenge for a Healthier Louisiana grant, Pennington Biomedical Research Center and BREC Foundation. As of 2019, Healthy Blue Louisiana, Aetna Louisiana and AmeriHealth Caritas are added contributors.#N#BREC on the Geaux is available for school recess, afterschool visits, out-of-school holidays and can be reserved/rented for health-related community events, birthday parties, events and family reunions held at BREC facilities or approved public locations.#N#Participants engage in a variety of activities ranging from moderate to high cardiovascular and muscle strength. Some of the activities (to include but not limited to) Funky Moves, Gaga Pit, Ninja Course, Disc Golf, Obstacle Agility Course, Trampoline, Slack line, hula hoops, First Tee Golf, scooter races and other fun activities.