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Guest Guide Fb Parking 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ABBR. BUILDING NAME LOCATION Acc Asian & Pacific Islander Oregon State University Athletics Cultural Center A5 AdAn Adams Annex E7/8 Football Gameday Parking Map Adam Adams Hall E8 AEL Aero Engineering Lab F4 Game Management Hotline: 541-737-7375 ALS Agricultural & Life Fax 541-737-8638 JACKSON AVENUE Sciences B/C5 ARNOLD WAY A ApBB Apiary Group F3 Web: www.osubeavers.com A App Apperson Hall B8 ACC JACKSON Arn Arnold Hall E6/7 29TH 31ST 28TH AvLg Avery Lodge C9/10 26TH STREET AVENUE STREET AzHs Azalea Lodge C9 25TH STREET Bale Ballard Extension B6 Bate Bates Hall B6 Barn Barns B2 OrCC 32ND Daw 23RD STREET Bat Batchellor Hall B7 JOHNSON AVENUE BCC Lonnie B. Harris Black OAB MONROE AVE CoIn 27TH Cultural Center B6 BCC 21ST STREET JACKSON Bent Benton Hall C8 33RD STREET Burt Wlkn Bexl Bexell Hall B7 35TH STREET Blss Bloss Hall F6/7 ORCHARD AVENUE KINGS BLVD BnAn Benton Annex C8 PARK TERRACE AVENUE Book Bookstore C6 Burt Burt Hall B5/6 PSHC Wngr 15TH STREET Barns Hort. Crops B Buxt Buxton Hall D5 Rog Graf B Call Callahan Hall D8 Research Lab WGrn 14TH STREET (FED) GbAn Mfd Casc Cascade Hall E7 Seed Wgnd EGrn Bate Cau Cauthorn Hall D5 With Bale CAMPUS WAY Dear Covl MONROE AVE Ccc Child Care Center D9 Cord KEC Glsn Shep CAMPUS WAY Bexl CeCh Cesar Chavez Centro Bat Owen App 13TH STREET Farm MEMORIAL PLACE Cultural Center E6 Tran CH2M CH2M Hill Alumni GmAn CAMPUS WAY 12TH STREET Center F6 CrpS Hov Gilm Mlm 11TH STREET ClkL Clark Meat Lab C3 Construction ALS Gilk Kidd Cole Colemann Field D7 SACKETT PLACE Nash MCC CoIn College Inn A/B8 EHS 26TH STREET 10TH STREET Annex CkLb Bent Cord Cordley Hall B5/6 PIONEER PLACE Covl Covell Hall B8 EPA Stag 9TH STREET CrpS Crop Sciences Bldg B/C4 LABS WB BnAn Dear Dearborn Hall B8 C Dryd Dryden Hall D4 C DxLg Dixon Lodge C/D9 WOMANS BUILDING PEAVY Sack FIELD DxRc Dixon Rec Center D6 RC WALDO PLACE INTRAMURAL Fban 14-15TH STREET Educ Education Hall C8 FIELD Fair Educ EGrn Greenhouses, East B5 Phar 30TH STREET Vlib EPA EPA Labs C2 MU AzHs Fair Fairbanks Hall C6 GVGC AvLg CHALLENGE JEFFERSON WAY Bookstore Farm Farm Services COURSE B1/2 DxLg FbAn Fairbanks Annex C6 RdLg Haw Buxt Finl Finley Hall E6/7 HkLg NALh JEFFERSON AVENUE FS Facilities Shops D/E8 More Pvy McNy OxHs Fund Foundation Center G2 HWRL WsDn Wfd Lang MUE Gilb Gilbert Hall B7 Wald Cal SACKETT PLACE GbAd Gilbert Hall Addition B7 WEATHERFORD PLACE Gilk Gilkey Hall C7 Cau Pol Kerr McDn Gill Gill Coliseum E5/6 West D Rich INTRAMURAL LANE LANGTON PLACE Wil D Gilm Gilmore Hall C6 McAf Goss ADAMS AVENUE Glsn Gleeson Hall B7 Poultry Gman Gilmore Annex B/C5 Group Dryd CAMPUS INTRAMURAL FIELD DxRC Goss Goss Stadium D6/7OAK CREEK Forestry Lot 15th & Graf Graf Hall B7/8 Washington 11TH STREET INTRAMURAL ITR CCC GVGC Gladys Valley Gymas. TRACK Lot COLEMAN FIELD 15TH STREET 14th STREET Center C7 VRL BENTON PLACE LARC FS 10TH STREET Haw Hawley Hall C/D5 VtBn HkLg Heckart Lodge D5 WASHINGTON AVENUE Hilt Hilton Garden Inn G6 Tens Goss Stdium Lot HWRL Hinsdale Wave Washington Way Lot 26TH STREET Navy 15th & 9TH STREET Research Lab C/D2 NROTC TRAINING FIELD WASHINGTON WAY Washington Hort. Crops Res. Lab B3 Lot Hov Hovland Hall C6 HSB Intramural Field D5 Parking Structure MAY WAY Intramural Track D6 Floors 1 - 4 OSP IPC Indoor Practice Center E5 ADA and Casc PROTHRO FIELD E E KEC Kelley Engr Ctr B6 IPC Gill Atheltic Permit IdBn Adam Kerr Kerr Admin Bldg. D7/8 Pole Parking Only. Hal CASCADE WAY Kidd Kidder Hall C7 Med Vet Lot Gill Annex Floor 5 for Fin LARC Lab Animal Res. Ctr. D4 Gill Prothro Lot ROAD CLOSED Resident Students AdAn Lang Langton Hall D6 RALPH MILLER LANE Legend: Football Gameday Parking LSC LaSells Stewart Center F6 Magr 1 21 CeCh 2 Lorenz Soccer Field F7 ArnD STREET 17TH 1 2 3 1 2 4 West Gameday Shuttle 1 Magr Magruder Hall E4 2 Gate C 5 No Parking MCC Milne Computer Center C7 Valley Lot 21 14TH 216 1 1 Gate 1 217 B 2 McFd McAlexander Field Hse D8 1 1 218 3 s 8 2 3 e East Gameday Shuttle 1 219 11 x Gate 2 o McNy McNary Hall D8/9 2 4 220 B A Blss New 11 1 5 e 221 alley Football Center 2 g 7 by V 1 11 o Mfd Merryfield Hall B8 L 6 222 0 2 11 CH2M Dorm 2 Gate 223 Reserved D 2 117 ADA Gameday Shuttle Mlm Milam Hall C6 5 2 2 Center Alumni 9 118 1 26 More Moreland Hall D6 2 7 119 22 0 MU Memorial Union C6 ApBB 12 1 12 Magruder Lot Magruder Lot 6 MUE Snell Hall/MU East D7 1 ADA Parking $10 in Parking Structure & $20 around 5 1 2 2 1 Nash Nash Hall C5 4 Stadium F F 1 30th Lot s e 3 3 2 OcSB x 1 1 NRTC Naval ROTC Armory E6 o Gate B 2 LSC E 1 y 4 k 1 2 d S One Way 1 1 OCB Oak Creek Building G4 & 7 0 2 ideoboar Tickets 1 V s 1 s 5 2 Gate e 9 1 OCC Orchard Court Apts. A/B3 r F 6 P 2 15th & Western 1 PWVS OAK CREEK AEL LORENZ Tickets OcSB Ocean Staging Bldg F4 Gate H Lot Skybox Lot SOCCER Athletic Department Issued Permit lots only OS Oceanography Shops F4 Skybox Lot WESTERN BLVD. FIELD Owen Owen Hall B8 Gate G (All others will be towed at owners expense) OxHs Oxford House D10 Foundation Lot Phar Pharmacy Bldg. C8 PrSv Property Services E8 35TH STREET SOFTBALL BUS PARKING $75 COMPLEX ROAD CLOSED PSHC Plageman SHC B6 30TH STREET Pol Poling Hall D5 Western Lot Scoreboard Lot Lot Scoreboard PWVS Patrick W. Valley Fund OS Hilt $20 Pay lots - Resident Student Permits Allowed Stadium F7 GROVE STREET for Free as well as Faculty/Students Working Pvy Peavy Hall D4 OCB SOUTH RC Radiation Center C3 Softball/Track30th Lot INTRAMURAL RdLg Reed Lodge D5 FIELD $10 Pay Lots - Resident Student Permits Allowed Resr Reser Stadium F5/6 26TH STREET G Lot for Free as well as Faculty/Students Working G Rich Richardson Hall D4 WESTERN BLVD. Rog Rogers Hall B7 Sack Sackett Hall C4/5 Seed Seed Lab B3 RV Pay Lots $60 - Cars and RV’s allowed Shep Shepard Hall B7 ($60 includes RV and one tow car) Softball Complex G7 Stag Strand Ag. Hall C7 Tens Tennis Courts E5 Construction TS Transportation Svces C4 VFC Valley Football Ctr. E/F5 Fairgrounds Game Day Shuttle VLib Valley Library C7 VRL Vet Research Lab D4 VtDB Vet Dairy Barn D/E3 Wald Waldo Hall D7 9th Street Game Day Shuttle H Wfd Weatherford Hall D5/6 H West West International Hse D4/5 Wgnd Wiegand Hall B4 * Athletic Department issued permits required on Home football *Fifth Floor of Parking Structure for Resident Students Only* WGrn Greenhouses, West B3/4 game days from 7am till the end of the event. Wilk Wilkinson Hall/Gillfillan South Farm RV Auditorium B6 * OSU Resident Students, students not attending the game, This would be enforced Game Day from 7am till the end of Wil Wilson Hal D8/9 Lot and working Staff will be allowed to park in red and brown colored With Withycombe Hal B4/5 areas for free. the game. Wngr Weniger Hall B7 MAP IS NOT TO SCALE .
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