The Chillest Places on Campus
Lancaster has a beautiful campus with some lovely locations for you to pause… and breathe.
Let’s take a look, shall we?
In the Great Hall Complex of campus, you’ll find this beautiful gallery of exhibitions where you can come and take in all of the wonderful art – for free!
You can find it here.
Peter Scott Gallery
Woodland Walk
Fancy a stroll? Maybe a nice jog in the morning? Spanning the perimeter of campus, the Woodland Walk is the perfect opportunity to take in the nature surrounding us while also getting a nice bit of exercise in.
You can find it here.
Trim Trail
Looking for something you’ve got to put a little more work into? The Trim Trail is a fun little course of 700m with different obstacles for anyone of any ability to give a go!
You can find it here.
Living Wall
If you’re looking for a place to study, then of course your first choice would be the Lancaster University Library. But did you know, the library also has a living wall? A big, green wall growing with real plants that not only looks absolutely gorg, but also keeps the air in the library nice and fresh just for you.
You can find it here.
Duck Pond
Do I really have to say anything else? Here at Lancaster, we are known for our ducks. So, if you’ve got some free time, why not go say hi to them on their own home turf?
You can find it here.
Health Innovation Campus (HIC)
Situated just outside of the main campus, right on a lovely path of greenery, HIC is designed for both students and external businesses alike. With a café and plenty of workspaces, this beautiful piece of campus is often relatively quiet and the perfect place to take a moment away from the bustle of main campus.
You can find it here.
There are plenty of places on campus for you to enjoy as many peaceful little moments as you need.
Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study, an opportunity to work out, or to look at something beautiful, there’s something everywhere.
Written by Shannon Daniel
ENGLISH LANGUAGE & CREATIVE WRITING GRADUATE