How to find Penrhyn Road
Penrhyn Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey KT1 2EE
Penrhyn Road is the University's main campus so has a lively atmosphere and gives you a real sense of what it is like being a student here. It is also close to the town centre so you can explore what Kingston has to offer as well.
We recommend that you travel by public transport as Kingston has a busy town centre:
Travelling by train
The easiest way to reach Penrhyn Road is by train. The nearest stations are Kingston (a seven-minute walk to Penrhyn Road) and Surbiton (a 10- to 15-minute walk). Visit www.nationalrail.co.uk for train times.
Download our walking directions (PDF) to help you find your way from the station.
Travelling by bus
There are frequent buses into Kingston. Visit www.tfl.gov.uk for bus times.
Download our directions (PDF) to help you find your way from the bus station.
Driving and parking
You can also drive into Kingston, but our town centre location means parking is very limited and the roads are easily congested.
Parking at Penrhyn Road is very limited – we only have 150 spaces, which will be given on a first come, first served basis. Kingston also has several public car parks.
Download our driving directions and maps (PDF) for help finding Penryhn Road or the driving directions (PDF) from Penrhyn Road to the Fassett Road car parks. You might also want to use the route tracking service at www.theaa.com (the postcode for Penrhyn Road is KT1 2EE).
Download a campus map to help you find your way around when you arrive.
You can read about campus disability access on the DisabledGo site.
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Unable to attend?
If you are unable to attend, why not take a look at our Virtual Tour where you can have a look at our campuses and facilities online?
If you would like to visit us in person, come and see us on a Wednesday afternoon to take one of our student-led campus tours.
If you'd like to talk to a Kingston University student about any aspect of life at uni, our students can help on our Ask Us site. They will give you their honest opinion about their experiences – both good and bad!
