Little Bruins Clubhouse

Make a Reservation

To make Little Bruins Clubhouse reservations, please follow these instructions:

1. Log in to your account
2. Ensure your dependents are on your account: Click on your username in the top, right corner and then 'profile' in the drop-down menu. Scroll to the bottom of the page and you see 'add a dependent' in blue.
3. Email campregistration@recreation.ucla.edu to activate your family’s account

Frequently Asked Questions

Is food/snack provided?

We do not provide food/snacks. Participants may bring their own snack or meal to be eaten, we regret we are unable to provide refrigeration nor are we able to heat food.

Can I leave the campus while my child is in LBC?

This service is provided while parents are engaging in classes, activities, or study groups on campus. In the event of an emergency, parents must be available to retrieve their child within 15 minutes.

What activities do you provide for children?

We have a variety of activities for participants, including but not limited to board games, a reading corner, a homework station, puppets, imaginative play and dress-up opportunities, and art projects.

Who is the staff?

The staff is UCLA youth counselors who engage children in age-appropriate activities. They are trained and certified in CPR, First Aid, and AED. Staff is continuously trained to work with youth and child development.

Is this available for staff and faculty?

This program is currently only available for UCLA students. Currently, the Little Bruin Clubhouse is funded in large part by the SJR undergraduate referendum. The LBC currently provides free programming to all students including graduate and professional students.

Who is eligible?

Enrolled UCLA students and graduate students with children are currently eligible to take advantage of this program.

How do I sign up?

Please email campregistration@recreation.ucla.edu. Ask to have your LBC reservations activated. Once your account has been activated, you can reserve your spaces per day.

Currently, you are able to make a reservation 5 days in advance, up to 1 hour before closing.

What does diaper graduate mean?

A diaper graduate is a child who can successfully use the restroom without assistance from an adult.

How long can my child stay?

Participants can stay as long as the LBC is open.

Currently, the LBC is open:

• Monday - Thursday, 4:30 PM - 7:45 PM
• Saturday, 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Parent/guardians will be asked to pick up participants who:

• Are significantly non-compliant or flight risks
• Show aggressive behaviors
• Become a danger to themselves or others

How is the participant expected to behave?

All of our community members and their children (on a age appropriate basis) are held to our philosophy of inclusivity, this applies to participants and their families regardless of physical or cognitive ability, sexual orientation, gender identification, race, or religion. It is essential that all members of our community are aware that they are choosing to participate in an organization that holds this value and understand that our participant expectations of participants and their families is reflective of this philosophy.

COVID-19 Information

• All children are required to wear a face mask
• All children must complete the UCLA COVID-19 Symptom Monitoring and Vaccination Verification System before each LBC visit

How to sign up for the  Symptom Monitoring survey

• Click on “Pre-k – 12 Child (to be taken by the parent)”
• Input their “M-#” (you can find this on your UCLAREC membership profile)
• If your child is not registered, a pink box will appear.
• Click on “Please enroll here”
• Input child’s information
• For “ID Number” input their “M-#” (ex. M-123456)
• Fill out the symptoms survey

Contact

Email: camphr@recreation.ucla.edu