Berry College Campus Map (2025-2024)
The Berry College Campus Map provides a comprehensive guide to one of the world’s largest campuses. Navigate from the Main Campus entrance along Memorial Drive to the central academic core, which includes the Krannert Student Center and Memorial Library.
The map also details routes to the historic Ford Buildings and the expansive Mountain Campus, helping visitors and students orient themselves across the college’s vast landscape.
Berry College Campus Map 2025
This map displays the primary layout of the Main Campus, including academic buildings, residential halls, and athletic facilities. Use it to find your way between classes, the chapel, and student life centers.
Printable Berry College Campus Map PDF 2025
Download a printable PDF version of the complete campus map for offline reference during your visit.
Berry College Parking Map 2025
This map details designated parking areas, including Admission Visitor Parking near the Ford Buildings and other lots accessible from main campus roads.
Berry College Campus Guide
This guide provides context for the campus maps, detailing the spatial relationships between key buildings, campus zones, and primary access roads.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The campus is broadly divided into the Main Campus and Mountain Campus. Main Campus features the Welcome Center at the entrance, the central academic core with the College Chapel, and the historic Ford Buildings. The Mountain Campus is home to landmarks like Frost Chapel, the Old Mill, and the House o’ Dreams.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian pathways connect all Main Campus academic and residential zones. Key routes include Opportunity Drive, Memorial Drive, and the Viking Trail. These paths provide accessible routes between the Krannert Student Center, Memorial Library, and residence halls.
Parking & Entrances
The Main Campus Entrance is located off Martha Berry Hwy (U.S. 27). Visitors reporting to Admission should use Admission Visitor Parking located by the Ford Buildings. Other lots are distributed across campus, as shown on the parking map.
Transit & Getting Here
The campus is accessed via the Main Campus Entrance from Martha Berry Hwy (U.S. 27), which leads toward Downtown Rome. Internal roads like Memorial Drive and Opportunity Drive connect the various campus zones, including the 3-mile road to the Mountain Campus.
Dorms & Student Housing
Student housing is clustered on Main Campus. Central options include Morgan Hall, Thomas Berry Hall, and Centennial Hall. Other residence halls like Dana Hall and Deerfield Hall are located nearby, providing convenient access to academic buildings.
Dining & Student Life
The primary hub for student life is the Krannert Student Center on Main Campus. Main dining facilities include the Ford Dining Hall near the Ford Buildings and Hill Dining Hall on the Mountain Campus.
Older Berry College Campus Maps
This archive provides access to previous versions of the Berry College Campus Map, useful for historical reference and tracking campus development.
Berry College Campus Map 2024
FAQ
Is Berry College the biggest campus?
Yes, Berry College has the largest contiguous college campus in the world, spanning over 27,000 acres in northwest Georgia. The land includes forests, meadows, streams, and more than 80 miles of trails, offering both educational and recreational opportunities for students and visitors.
Was Stranger Things filmed at Berry College?
No, Stranger Things was not filmed at Berry College. Most of the show’s filming locations are in Georgia, but they include areas like Atlanta, Jackson, and Stone Mountain. Berry College is not listed among the official or known shooting locations for the series.
Is Berry College a dry campus?
Yes, Berry College is a dry campus. The possession and consumption of alcohol are prohibited on campus property, regardless of age. This policy supports the college’s commitment to student safety, wellness, and a focused academic environment.
Can anyone visit Berry College campus?
Yes, anyone can visit Berry College’s campus. The campus is open to the public during daylight hours and offers scenic trails, historic buildings, and nature areas. Visitors must check in at the gatehouse, and certain areas may have restricted access for safety or event use.
