Gloucester Point Campus Map
William & Mary's Batten School & VIMS Gloucester Point campus is divided into two main areas: Upper Campus, which sits south of US Route 17 and contains most academic and administrative buildings, and the Boat Basin, located along the York River shoreline below Coleman Bridge.
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Visiting the Gloucester Point Campus
Visitor Parking
Three visitor parking lots are available on Upper Campus:
- P1 — Short-term parking, located near Watermen's Hall
- P2 — Clayton Lot, available for visitor parking unless marked for event parking
- P3 — Triangle Lot, available for visitor parking
All visitors should first go to the Dean & Director's Office in Watermen's Hall (U7) to obtain a guest parking pass.
Lots marked F/S are reserved for faculty and staff parking and are not available to visitors.
Getting to Campus
The Gloucester Point campus is accessed via US Route 17, just south of the Coleman Bridge crossing the York River. The main campus roads are Roper Drive, Spencer Road, Greate Road (Route 1208), and Lafayette Heights Road.
Public Areas Along the Waterfront
The campus shoreline includes several areas open to the public:
- Gloucester Point Public Beach
- Public Fishing Pier
- Picnic Area
- Public Landings (two locations along the waterfront)
The Fort Area is also accessible to visitors.
Accessibility
The Batten School & VIMS is committed to making our campus welcoming and usable for all visitors, students, faculty, and staff.
Building Accessibility
Buildings on campus fall into one of four accessibility categories:
- Full accessibility
- The building is accessible throughout.
- First-floor accessibility
- The first floor of the building is accessible; upper floors may not be.
- Partial accessibility
- Some areas of the building are accessible; others are not.
- No accessibility designation
- The building does not have designated accessibility features.
Accessibility designations for individual buildings are listed on each building's page on the W&M Campus Map. For questions about accessibility for a specific building or to request accommodations, please contact the Dean & Director's Office in Watermen's Hall.
Gender-Inclusive and ADA-Accessible Restrooms
Gender-inclusive restrooms that are also ADA-accessible are available in the following buildings:
- ABC Field House (U25)
- Abrahamson House (U17)
- Acuff Center for Aquaculture (U24)
- CBNERR Offices / Wilson House (U13)
- CCRM Annex (U29)
- Chesapeake Bay Hall (U5)
- Clayton House (U8)
- Davis Hall (U10)
- Facilities Management Building (U19)
- Marine Operations (B6)
- Nunnally Hall (U21)
- River House (U27)
- Sowers House (U16)
- Watermen's Hall (U7)
ADA-accessible restrooms are also available in:
- Andrews Hall (U2)
- Seawater Research Laboratory (U14)
Comfort Rooms
Comfort rooms are private spaces available for personal use, including breaks, prayer, meditation, and nursing. Each comfort room offers window shades for privacy, a lockable door, and an identification sign on the door.
Comfort rooms are currently available at:
- Chesapeake Bay Hall (U5) — Rooms 136, 137, 313, 337, and 338
- Clayton House (U8) — Two comfort rooms on the first floor
Emergency Blue Light Phones
Emergency Blue Light Phones provide a direct line to campus security and are located throughout campus, including:
- The Boat Basin pier area
- Near the Dive Locker (B8) in the lower Boat Basin
- Outside Andrews Hall (U2)
- Between Andrews Hall and the Acuff Center (U24)
- The faculty/staff parking area along US Route 17, north of Chesapeake Bay Hall (U5)
- Adjacent to Chesapeake Bay Hall (U5)
- Adjacent to Watermen's Hall (U7), near visitor parking
- Between the Research Storage Building (U18) and Facilities Management (U19)
- Adjacent to Nunnally Hall (U21)
- Near the Clayton Lot (P2)
- Between CBNERR-WQ (U11) and the River House Annex (U28)
Buildings on Campus
Building names link to their pages on the W&M Campus Map where available.
Boat Basin
The Boat Basin sits along the York River shoreline, below Coleman Bridge. It houses Batten School & VIMS marine operations, vessel support, and some of its aquaculture research facilities.
- B1 — Aquaculture Pump House
- B3 — SAV Greenhouse
- B6 — Marine Operations
- B7 — Boat Shed
- B8 — Dive Locker
- B9 — Teaching Marsh
Upper Campus
Upper Campus contains the academic, administrative, and primary research buildings of VIMS.
- U2 — Andrews Hall
- U4 — Concrete Pier Pumphouse
- U5 — Chesapeake Bay Hall
- U7 — Watermen's Hall (Administration; Advancement; Human Resources; Hargis Library; Sponsored Programs; Outreach; Visitors Center)
- U8 — Clayton House
- U10 — Davis Hall (CCRM; Communications, Marketing & Public Engagement; ITNS; Marine Advisory Program; Virginia Sea Grant)
- U11 — CBNERR-WQ
- U12 — Catlett-Burruss Building
- U13 — CBNERR Offices (Wilson House)
- U14 — Seawater Research Laboratory
- U15 — Water Treatment Storage Building
- U16 — Sowers House
- U17 — Abrahamson House (Visitor Lodging)
- U18 — Research Storage Building
- U19 — Facilities Management Building (Safety Office; Shipping & Receiving)
- U20 — Hall House (Multispecies Research Group)
- U21 — Nunnally Hall (Fisheries Science)
- U22 — Brown House (Shoreline Studies)
- U23 — CBNERR Storage
- U24 — Acuff Center for Aquaculture
- U25 — ABC Field House
- U26 — Clayton House Annex
- U27 — River House
- U28 — River House Annex
- U29 — CCRM Annex
Printable Campus Map
A printable, full-color version of the campus map is available as a PDF.