Editing University of California (section)

===Hospitality facilities===
[[File:Ellen Browning Scripps Memorial Pier, La Jolla , United States (Unsplash).jpg|thumb|[[Scripps Institution of Oceanography]] pier, in [[La Jolla]].]]
Unlike other land-grant institutions (e.g., [[Cornell University School of Hotel Administration|Cornell]]) UC does not provide a [[hospitality management studies|hospitality management]] program, but it does provide general hospitality at some locations:{{Citation needed|date=December 2024}} 
* UC Berkeley's Cal Alumni Association operates travel excursions for alumni (and their families) under its "Cal Discoveries Travel" brand (formerly BearTreks); many of the tour guides are Berkeley professors. CAA also operates the oldest and largest alumni association-run family camp in the world, the Lair of the Golden Bear. Located at an altitude of 5600 feet in [[Pinecrest, Tuolumne County, California|Pinecrest, California]], the Lair is a home-away-from-home for almost 10,000 campers annually. Its attendees are largely Cal alumni and their families, but the Lair is open to everyone.
* Berkeley Lab operates its own hotel, the Berkeley Lab Guest House, available to persons with business at the Lab itself or UC Berkeley.
* UCLA Housing & Hospitality Services operates two on-campus hotels, the 61-room Guest House and the 254-room Meyer & Renee Luskin Conference Center, and a lavish off-campus conference center at [[Lake Arrowhead, California|Lake Arrowhead]] (with a mix of chalet-like condominiums, lodge rooms, and stand-alone cottages). During the summer, the Lake Arrowhead conference center hosts the Bruin Woods vacation programs for UCLA alumni and their families. 
* Separately, UCLA Health operates the 100-room Tiverton House just south of the UCLA campus to serve its patients and their families. 
* UC Santa Cruz leased the University Inn and Conference Center in downtown Santa Cruz from 2001 to 2011 for use as off-campus student housing.