In 2025, Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) continued to provide free public access to its green and open spaces, supporting recreation, community interaction, and environmental learning. These spaces enabled people beyond the university community to benefit from campus resources through the following activities:

1. Free access for sport and recreation. Throughout 2025, members of the public used the university’s football field and outdoor recreational spaces for exercise and sport without charge. Users included members of the Japanese community practising football, members of the Indian community playing cricket, and local residents engaging in regular physical activity. This ongoing provision supported inclusive access to spaces for health and social interaction.

2. Free film screenings and community engagement. On 4–5 March 2025, the College of Social Communication Innovation organised retro film screenings with free admission for the public. The activity opened university space to urban residents, providing opportunities for cultural learning, shared leisure, and reflection on urban life and the balance between work and personal well-being.

3. Free access to vegetable gardens for learning. The College of Bhodivijalaya opened its campus vegetable gardens to interested members of the public for learning and study visits without charge. These green spaces provided opportunities to explore vegetable cultivation and connect with practical environmental learning.