UNF Dorm Map
Navigate the Dorms at UNF With Our Interactive Map
ExploreUNF.com makes it easy to view dorm locations, dining options, and walk times to major campus buildings.
Use the interactive map to plan your route to class and get familiar with student housing.
Residence Halls
All UNF residence halls are shown on the map, including Osprey Hall, Osprey Village, Osprey Fountains, Osprey Crossings, and Osprey Flats.
Dining
UNF Dining Halls close to the dorms
Easy Navigation
Click on your hall for its address & zip code
UNF Dorms FAQs
Your Interactive UNF Dorm Map
Get to know campus and find your way to classes & dining with our interactive dorm map at the top of the page. If you don’t have wifi or need a pdf version, download the dorm map here.
Introduction to UNF Dorms
The University of North Florida continues to expand its on-campus housing options to meet growing student demand in Jacksonville. Whether you’re a first-year student or an upperclassman, UNF offers a variety of dorms that combine comfort, community, and convenience. With new residence halls, renovated buildings offering over 4,000 beds, and our updated UNF dorm map, living on campus is more accessible than ever.
Growing Demand and New Construction
- Osprey Ridge opened in Fall 2025
- Adds 520 beds to UNF’s housing capacity
- Total campus housing is nearing 4,000+ spaces
Why Live on Campus?
- Higher academic performance and graduation rates
- Easy access to clubs, dining, and professors
- Surrounded by nature trails and just minutes from the beach
Dorm Profiles – Compare All UNF Dorms
UNF offers a wide variety of on-campus housing options to suit every student’s lifestyle and academic goals. From traditional dorms to apartment-style living, each community provides a different mix of room types, amenities, and student experiences. Here’s how the UNF dorms compare:
Osprey Hall
Traditional, 3-story hall
Great for first-year students who want a classic college experience with easy access to classmates, study groups, and campus events.
Osprey Cove
Shared rooms with private baths
Covered walkways and second-floor sun decks make this dorm feel open and social. Each floor has a lounge with a TV and kitchen space.
Osprey Crossings
Modified suite-style layout
Three-building complex with a central atrium and multiple lounge areas, perfect for hanging out or informal study sessions.
Osprey Landing
Cluster-style community
Includes courtyards with lake views, lounges, shared kitchens, and close access to the Osprey Café.
Osprey Fountains
UNF’s largest and most amenity-rich dorm
Includes themed lounges, a game room, gym, aerobics space, and multiple pools—ideal for social and active students.
Osprey Village
Apartment-style setup
Private bedrooms in multi-story buildings with volleyball and basketball courts, plus next-door access to the Osprey Clubhouse and Pita Pit.
Osprey Ridge (New)
Opened in Fall 2025
Built for Honors students but open to all. Includes study lounges, kitchenettes, a pickleball court, and a scenic boardwalk to campus.
The Flats at UNF
Designed for upperclassmen
Features 2–3 bedroom apartments with full kitchens, private baths, washers, and balconies.
Housing Selection & Application Process
Applying for UNF housing is straightforward, but timing matters. The university uses a priority system based on when you apply and your student status.
Priority Dates & Eligibility
- April deadline for returning and transfer students
- May 15 deadline for incoming freshmen
- Applications after these dates may be placed on a waitlist
Roommate Matching & Living-Learning Communities
- Students can request specific roommates during the application
- Special housing is available for programs like Hicks Honors College
Accessibility & Special Needs
The Housing office works directly with students to accommodate special needs or health concerns
UNF offers ADA-compliant rooms upon request
Walking Distances to UNF Campus Buildings
UNF’s campus in Jacksonville is compact and pedestrian-friendly, but some dorms are closer to lecture halls, dining, and key academic buildings than others. Understanding walking distances or checking our dorm map can help you plan your schedule and avoid long commutes between classes.
Average Walking Times from Each UNF Dorm
Here’s how long it typically takes to walk from each dorm to major campus locations:
| Dorm Location | Student Union | Library | COAS | Dining Hall | Hicks Hall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Osprey Hall | 5–7 min | 6–8 min | 7–9 min | 4–6 min | 10–12 min |
| Osprey Cove | 6–8 min | 7–9 min | 8–10 min | 4–6 min | 11–13 min |
| Osprey Crossings | 5–7 min | 6–8 min | 7–9 min | 3–5 min | 9–11 min |
| Osprey Landing | 4–6 min | 5–7 min | 6–8 min | 2–4 min | 8–10 min |
| Osprey Fountains | 10–12 min | 11–13 min | 12–14 min | 8–10 min | 14–16 min |
| Osprey Village | 6–8 min | 7–9 min | 8–10 min | 5–7 min | 10–12 min |
| Osprey Ridge | 8–10 min | 9–11 min | 10–12 min | 6–8 min | 12–14 min |
| The Flats at UNF | 12–15 min | 13–16 min | 14–17 min | 10–13 min | 15–18 min |
Using the Dorm Map
Check the interactive dorm map to compare locations, walking times, and proximity to buildings you’ll use most often. It’s a helpful tool for scheduling and dorm selection.
Cost of Living & Meal Plans
Living on campus at UNF offers more than convenience—it can also be a smart financial decision, especially when factoring in utilities, transportation, and meal plans. Costs vary based on dorm type, amenities, and whether you’re in a shared or private space. Understanding how prices differ can help you budget effectively.
Room Rates
| Dorm | Estimated Cost/Semester | Room Type |
|---|---|---|
| Osprey Hall | $3,300–$3,800 | Traditional, shared |
| Osprey Cove | $3,400–$3,900 | Shared, private bath |
| Osprey Crossings | $3,500–$4,000 | Modified suite-style |
| Osprey Landing | $3,500–$4,100 | Shared, private bath |
| Osprey Fountains | $4,200–$4,800 | Suite-style, premium |
| Osprey Village | $4,600–$5,200 | Apartment-style |
| Osprey Ridge | $4,500–$5,000 | Honors-style suite |
| The Flats at UNF | $5,200–$5,800 | Upperclass apartments |
Apartment-style housing costs more but often includes kitchens, washers, and more privacy. Many dorms include Wi-Fi, utilities, and basic furnishings.
Dining Options
First-year students must purchase a meal plan, which can be used at multiple on-campus locations like Chick-fil-A, Pita Pit, and The Boathouse.
Cost Comparison Tips
When comparing costs, consider:
- Distance to classes
- Kitchen access
- Included amenities