Draft:Recreational Outdoor Campus

The Recreational Outdoor Campus (ROC) is a 150-acre multi-seasonal facility located in Georgina, Ontario, Canada. It offers a variety of recreational activities for all ages and interests throughout the year. The ROC officially opened its doors to the public on January 20, 2012.

The ROC's main feature is the 105-ft tall man-made tubing, ski and snowboard hill. The hill features a magic-carpet style lift.

Winter Activities
During the winter months, the ROC transforms into a winter wonderland. Visitors can enjoy:


 * Snow tubing on a four-lane hill with a carpet lift and snowmaking capabilities.
 * Downhill skiing and snowboarding with a terrain park featuring ramps, rails, and jumps.
 * Outdoor skating on a dedicated rink.
 * Tobogganing on a small hill separate from the sport hill.

Summer Activities
In the warmer months, the ROC offers a range of outdoor activities, including:


 * Ropes course and rock climbing challenges.
 * Ziplining and high ropes courses.
 * A free bike park with dedicated trails.
 * Walking trails, splash pad, and sports fields for soccer, baseball, basketball, volleyball, and tennis.

Other Amenities
The ROC also features:


 * A chalet with food and beverage services.
 * Equipment rentals for skiing, snowboarding.
 * Group booking options for birthday parties, corporate events, and school outings.

Events
The ROC hosts events for many public holidays and community gatherings such as New Year's Eve, SnoFest (Georgina's annual winter festival),Canada Day and other events throughout the year.

Controversies

 * The construction of the ROC was C$1.6M over-budget,
 * On July 7, 2012, two men were charged in connection with vandalism at the ROC and municipal facilities. About C$100,000 in damage was reported to the interior of the ROC chalet and to municipal vehicles.