How to Read the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Map

The university’s Campus Maps page is the place to start for printable and mobile map options. Choose the printable map for a paper reference, or use the page’s link to the UL Lafayette app for an interactive map on your phone.

You can pick up a printed map at the French House. Campus tours begin at the corner of St. Mary Boulevard and Johnston Street, which can serve as an orientation point if a tour is part of your visit.

For broader context on getting around and visiting campus, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette visitor guide covers the university as a destination.

Start with the name of the building, facility, or campus feature, then use the map to locate it within the wider campus. The university describes Main Campus as its hub, with most administrative and academic buildings, student housing, Dupré Library, the Student Union, and Cypress Lake.

University Common is a different campus area, between Johnston Street and Eraste Landry Road. It includes athletics, research, and entertainment facilities, as well as Ragin’ Cajuns athletics facilities, the Cajundome, the Convention Center, and University Research Park. Check which area holds your destination to narrow the relevant part of the map.

The campus is walkable, and Cypress Lake and the Walk of Honor are among its features. If your visit includes a campus tour, the university’s University of Louisiana at Lafayette campus tour guide covers the tour experience.

Visitor parking is available in multiple lots and towers, so check the map and current parking information for a suitable location before you drive onto campus. The Girard Park Circle Parking Garage is identified as a designated hourly visitor parking location.

Parking rules can vary by location. ParkMobile is an option for hourly paid parking in designated areas. Check the official site before you go for current parking details, including payment instructions and restrictions.

Separate Main Campus and South Campus ADA maps show accessible building entrances and other disability-access information. Consult the relevant map for your destination; the university updates these maps annually.

Once you know your destination and parking location, use the map to understand the campus route before driving from Scott. The university’s Office of Transportation Services provides links to parking zone maps and bus and shuttle schedules, which you can check alongside your route.

The campus is about a 12-minute drive from a hotel close to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, making it possible to plan the trip around your campus destination and parking.

Keep the order simple: locate your destination, identify its campus area, then check parking or transit information for that part of campus. If you have parking or transportation questions, the university lists geauxpark@louisiana.edu and 337-482-6858 as contact options.

Where can you find the University of Louisiana at Lafayette campus map?

The university publishes campus maps on its official Campus Maps page. It offers a printable map and directs you to the UL Lafayette app for an interactive mobile map.

Where can you pick up a printed campus map?

You can pick up printed maps at the French House.

Does the university provide accessible campus maps?

Yes. Separate Main Campus and South Campus ADA maps show accessible building entrances and other disability-access information.

Where is visitor parking available?

Visitor parking is available in multiple campus lots and towers. The Girard Park Circle Parking Garage is identified as a designated hourly visitor parking location.