Residence Halls
Students who live on campus at UNF have many advantages over students who commute and those who choose larger, more traditional colleges. Students who live on campus are typically more successful academically and graduate on time. They are also more likely to engage with their professors, fellow classmates and take advantage of all that UNF has to offer – including leadership opportunities, clubs, student organizations, study sessions, living-learning communities and much more when they live on campus.
There are also many opportunities for formal and informal recreation through intramural sports, nature walks, jogging, and picnics. The campus offers numerous fitness and wellness programs. In addition to the pleasure of living on our beautiful campus, resident students also enjoy many everyday conveniences and social benefits. So take time and explore the seven complexes UNF has to offer!
UNF's campus is uniquely beautiful and conveniently designed. It sits in the middle of more than 1,300 acres of woods on the edge of suburban Jacksonville in Northeast Florida. In fact, the beach and downtown are only minutes away by car.
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First-Year Housing Community. Osprey Cove residents share a room and their own private bath. This building also has covered walkways on each floor and lounges on every level with televisions, cooking facilities and a second-story sun deck to provide space for community activities. Outdoor swings, tables and benches also provide relaxation areas in the community. Osprey Cove is the closest building to the Osprey Clubhouse.
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First-Year Housing Community. Osprey Crossings is a three-building complex and allows students the freedom to move about through an expansive lobby, complete with a covered atrium. Once a resident is in the building, they will be able to enter their room or meet with friends in one of the many lounges. Osprey Crossings is a modified suite-style option.
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First-Year Housing Community. Osprey Hall is a three-story, lakeside, traditional university residence hall. Students wishing to have a more traditional housing experience, choose to live in Osprey Hall because of the opportunities it provides them to meet, study and socialize with other residents. Osprey Hall offers students a tight knit community.
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First-Year Housing Community. Osprey Landing is a cluster of three buildings where residents share a room and their own private bath. Each building has covered walkways, lounges, kitchens and beautiful courtyards with tables for studying and socializing. Osprey Landing is conveniently located near parking, Osprey Clubhouse and the Café. This area also has a wonderful view of the lake with benches and swings nearby, making it a fantastic place to call home.
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Upper-Class Housing Community. Each of the seven, three-story apartment buildings features an attractive "New Orleans" style central courtyard. Students are able to enjoy a great game of volleyball on our wonderful volleyball court. Students can also enjoy a game of basketball on our outside basketball court. Osprey Village is also right next to Osprey Clubhouse, which features a game room, swimming pool and some delicious Pita Pit that is open seven days a week throughout the semester.
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Upper-Class Housing Community. Osprey Fountains opened in August 2009. It ranked amongst America’s top 10 “most luxurious” residence halls according to London based DesignCurial. This five-story building provides housing for 1,000 students suite style living private- and double-rooms (four- and six-bed) including internet access and cable in each bedroom . Amenities such as themed lounges, a game room, a fitness center, an aerobics room, volleyball and basketball courts, tennis court, and an assortment of pools for their indoor and outdoor leisure are housed in this residence hall.
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Upper-Class Housing Community. The newest housing community for upper-class students featuring 2- and 3- bedroom furnished and unfurnished apartments with private bathrooms, full kitchens, and balconies.
