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Green hills rising behind the Tumbleberry campus
Campus Map

Find your way around campus

1 University Way, Tumble Falls, OR 97754

Our main campus sits on a gentle bend of the Tumble River. Most academic buildings ring the central lawn in front of Founders Hall, and every building is within a 12-minute walk of Bramble Commons.

Plan a Campus Visit

Path closure through December 18: The walkway between Alder Science Center and Hollis Library is closed for resurfacing. Use the paved Evergreen Grove path, which is step-free and lit at night.

Explore the campus map

Tap a pin for details

Search for a building, filter by category, or switch to the night view to see lit paths and parking after dark. Every building is within a 12-minute walk of Bramble Commons.

Map view

Walking at night? After dark highlights the lit walkways.

Tumbleberry Main Campus, daytime map
Academic Buildings

Where classes and research happen

Central lawn, north side

Founders Hall

Admissions, the Registrar and the President's Office. Accessible entrance on the east side.
Visit Admissions
Central lawn, west side

Larkspur Hall

Humanities classrooms and the 300-seat Larkspur Auditorium.
See upcoming events
East quad

Alder Science Center

Teaching and research labs, with a rooftop greenhouse open for tours on Fridays.
Explore faculty labs
Central lawn, south side

Hollis Library

1.2 million volumes, the Ridgeline Map Archive and study space open until 2 AM.
Library hours and services
East quad, next to Alder

Innovation Commons

Engineering studios, the Data Science Collaboratory and the Startup Studio.
Research centers
River walk, west campus

Creative Arts Lofts

Studios, galleries and practice rooms for art, music and theater.
Arts at Tumbleberry
Student Life

Where you eat, live and recharge

Bramble Commons

Heart of campus
Dining, the bookstore and the Summit Career Center in room 210.
Dining options

Bramble Health Center

Behind Bramble Commons
Medical care, counseling and the nursing simulation lab.
Health and wellness

Residence halls

North and river neighborhoods
Fourteen halls, including Larkspur Commons for first-year students.
Housing information

Outdoor Leadership House

Trailhead at Evergreen Grove
Gear rentals, trip sign-ups and the start of 41 miles of trail.
Outdoor Program
Parking

Parking on campus

Permits are required in all lots Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 6 PM. Parking is free evenings and weekends except during major events. Questions? Call Parking Services at (541) 555-0145.

Lot A, off University Way

Visitor parking

Pay by phone at $2 an hour, or get a free day pass at the Admissions desk in Founders Hall if you are touring.

Lots B through F

Student and employee lots

Buy a semester permit in BerryLink. Student permits are $95 a semester; Lot F near the river is $40.

Every lot

Accessible parking

Accessible spaces are next to each building entrance. A state disability placard plus any campus permit is valid in any accessible space.

Accessible Routes

Getting around step-free

Every academic building has at least one step-free entrance with an automatic door. These routes link the main areas of campus.

  1. Central LoopA paved, lit loop around the central lawn linking Founders Hall, Larkspur Hall and Hollis Library. Grades under 5 percent.
  2. Bramble ConnectorA covered walkway from Hollis Library to Bramble Commons and Bramble Health Center.
  3. East Quad elevator pathUse the elevator in the Innovation Commons lobby to reach the upper level of Alder Science Center without stairs.
  4. River walkA wide, paved path from Lot F to the Creative Arts Lofts and river-side residence halls, with benches every 400 feet.
  5. Accessible campus shuttleRequest a ride between buildings, weekdays 7:30 AM to 9 PM, through Accessibility Services.

Getting to Tumble Falls