Directions:

CAMPUS AND CITY MAPS:

Map of Queen's University Campus
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BY LAND:

Driving:
From Highway 401 (Macdonald-Cartier Freeway), exit at Sir John A Macdonald Blvd. (exit 615) and drive south to Union Street. Turn left at the lights on to Union and travel approx. six blocks to get to the main campus (intersection of Union and University). Watson Hall is located on Bader Lane between University St. and Albert St.

 

All weekday parking is by permit only around campus, excluding the Kingston General Hospital parking lot at University and Stuart St., Providence Continuing Care/St. Mary's-of-the-Lake Hospital on Union St. (between Ellerbeck and Centre St., $6/day), and 2hr-max ($3) metered parking along Union (between University and Barrie) and Alfred St. (between Earl and Union). Nearby residential streets may allow parking during various periods of the day. Queen's permit parking zones open up to all after 5pm and on weekends - there are a few spaces behind Watson Hall, along Bader Lane, and a larger lot just off Albert and Union.

Rail:
For a listing of fares and schedules, please visit the Via Rail website at www.viarail.ca or call 1-(888) VIA - RAIL

Bus:
Coach Canada/Trentway-Wager
For more information on bus schedules and fares please call (613) 547 - 4916 or visit www.coachcanada.com

Voyageur Bus Lines and Parbus
Voyageur Bus Lines also provides service to and from the Kingston terminal. There are nine daily departures and arrivals providing convenient connections to Ottawa. For more information on both of these services call (613) 547-4916 or visit www.voyageur.com

BY AIR:

Norman Rogers Airport
For national and international flights, see Air Canada's website located at www.aircanada.ca

For more information on the flights servicing the Kingston region via Air Ontario, or Voyageur Airlines, please consult your local travel agent.

For additional service inquiries please contact the airport's manager Brad Finch at (613) 389 - 6404. www.city.kingston.on.ca

 

All text courtesy of: Admission and Student Recruitment, Queen's University.