Watertown Parks & Recreation transformed court reservations with Rec's Instant Book, enabling 24/7 self-service booking, generating $10,000+ in projected annual revenue, and saving staff hours every week.

SF Rec & Parks turned underutilized tennis and pickleball courts into a citywide instructor marketplace. 50 instructors, 1,300+ residents served, and a brand new revenue stream for the city.

That's exactly what happened when Rec helped one of Colorado's largest park districts move 8,000+ members to its platform.

Communities across California are working to build more equitable court systems. Explore the approach and the lessons parks departments everywhere can take from it.

In just one year, Torrance expanded recreation access, activated local instructors, and generated new revenue by rethinking how public facilities serve the community. See how the The Rec Instructor Network helped the city deliver more programming without adding traditional staff.

When 13,000+ programs are registered in five minutes, most systems brace for chaos. See how Apex Park and Recreation District delivered their smoothest summer camp launch ever with Rec's Fast Track, turning registration day from stressful to seamless.

The City of Lincoln transformed its rental process—from paper applications to seamless digital bookings in just a few months.

Now, residents can register from anywhere, anytime—without headaches, thanks to the Rec Technologies platform.

Bringing affordable lessons to public parks - The Rec Instructor Network in San Francisco

An overview of how Rec treats WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility as a core product requirement to ensure parks and recreation programs, registrations, and reservations are usable and equitable for everyone.

Rec's latest update is a win-win for residents and departments to provide increased flexibility which can lead to more participation.

Discover how Parks and Rec departments can meet rising resident expectations in 2025 by delivering fast, mobile-friendly registration and booking experiences that match Uber, Amazon, and Airbnb—without the tech giant budget.

Discover why mobile-first doesn't always mean building an app. Learn how parks and rec departments can boost accessibility and engagement through mobile-friendly tools—without the friction of downloads.

Exciting updates about our plans to invest in the future of recreation.

Rec Technologies partnered with Gary Packan and Derek DeBusk of Arlington Parks, Recreation & Culture to survey 92 staff members and understand where AI fits into day-to-day recreation work. The results shaped a practical three-pillar AI Master Plan for departments ready to move forward.

AI refunds bring artificial intelligence into one of the most judgment-heavy workflows for recreation departments: processing cancellations and issuing refunds.

Introducing your new AI powered teammates

From drafting program descriptions to responding to resident emails, here’s how AI can help lighten the load—without losing the human touch.

A year in review: how Rec helped cities power modern recreation in 2025.

We’re excited to welcome Rob Cocks as Rec’s Head of Revenue.

Meet a few key members of Rec's Partner Success team - the people who make Rec work!

A Rec Technologies curated roundup of community magic

Make instructor-led programming less chaotic and more profitable. Six ways to organize your network and grow your department.

Pickleball took over—so what’s next? Discover the emerging Parks & Rec trends gaining traction nationwide, from nature classes to adaptive programs, and how departments can stay ahead.

A practical guide for parks & rec teams to tame the pickleball surge, streamline operations, and turn chaos into community connection.