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Travelling to the Main Site Campus

Buses 265, 419, 493 and the double-decker Roehampton shuttle bus (849) all stop outside the University's main entrance; Froebel College (Queen Mary's Hospital bus stop) and a short walk from the entrance to Whitelands College (Roehampton Lane, Danebury Avenue bus stop).

Travelling to the Whitelands Site Campus

As well as the 265, 419 and 493, Buses 85, 170 and 430 also stop near the entrance to Whitelands College. Whitelands is located just off Holybourne Avenue.

Roehampton shuttle bus (In term-time)

The free double-decker Roehampton shuttle bus runs in term-time between Whitelands, our main campus, Barnes Station and then direct to Wimbledon station.

Night buses: The 85 is a 24-hour service, and the N72 runs along Roehampton Lane to Acton via Hammersmith, whilst the N74 runs along Roehampton Lane to the Westend and Baker Street, allowing students to take full advantage of the 24-hour city.

You can track live bus arrivals on the TfL website. There is currently no service to track the Roehampton shuttle bus.

The nearest station is Barnes - 8 trains per hour go to Putney, Clapham Junction, Vauxhall and London Waterloo. Check for live departures/arrivals at the national rail site.

Barnes station is 15 minutes’ walk from the University's main entrance, or you can take the Roehampton Shuttle bus 849, or the 265 which stop outside all campuses. Approximately 15 buses per hour run between the station and the University.

We are a short bus ride away from tube connections at Hammersmith (Circle/Hammersmith & City/District/Piccadilly lines), Shepherd's Bush (Central) and Putney Bridge (District).

If coming from the direction of Hammersmith/Shepherd's Bush take bus 33 (from the south side of Hammersmith Bridge) to Barnes Station and change to bus 265. If coming from Putney Bridge take bus 265 to all campuses.

Alternatively you can create your own route and timetable by commuting to Roehampton by bike. Follow this link to find one of the more than 600 cycle spaces dotted around campus.

This article in the Londonist also highlights nearby leisure links and routes.

Please note, there is parking on campus for guests (on request). The university has a limited number of free parking permits available for students with physical and mobility difficulties, and there is limited paid parking in the local area. The University is easily accessible by public transport. If you are visiting an Open Day please visit this page for information regarding parking on the day,.

Roehampton University is private property, with no public rights of way.  Visitors are welcome to use the grounds subject to our general rules and regulations set out below. The university reserves the right to restrict access, as necessary.

Health and Safety information for visitors is available here.

General rules and regulations:

• Please keep to the paths and do not disturb wildlife and flora
• Do not leave any litter or light fires
• Access to buildings and facilities is for those on university business or invited guests only
• The lakes and ponds can be dangerous and are not suitable for water activities
• Please listen to any advice or instructions given by university staff 
• Access to campus or permission to access campus may be restricted or withdrawn at any time
• Visitors who are breaching university rules and regulations will be asked to leave immediately

Dog-walkers please:

• Keep dogs on leads at all times and away from buildings and sports areas
• Take dog fouling away for disposal

Cyclists:

• Please be courteous to others and give way to pedestrians

The University is working with AccessAble to provide detailed Access Guides to our buildings, services, accommodation and rooms across our four colleges. You can view the guides by clicking on the icon below or visting the AccessAble website.

If you have any queries regarding access or are looking to speak with someone within the Disability Service please visit https://www.roehampton.ac.uk/disability-services/