GETTING TO KEELE
Campus Map
Keele University is a rural campus university close to the village of Keele. Occupying 625 acres, it is the largest campus in the UK.
Click the 'Download Map' button below to access the Keele University campus map. The green and white labels indicate accommodation buildings and the main entrance off of Keele Road is labelled in blue and white. Keele Hall is labelled as number 12 and the KPA Club House as number 9.
Arriving By Car
Keele is located close to the M6 between junction 15 and 16. After exiting the motorway follow signs for Newcastle-under-Lyme and the A525 to Whitchurch.
From Junction 16: Signposted A500/Alton Towers, follow signs for Crewe and Nantwich, Keele University is signposted from there and is roughly 20 mins away.
From Junction 15: Follow signs for A519 Newcastle-under-Lyme. Keele University is signposted from there and is roughly 15 mins away.
Parking is available at Keele Hall.
Google maps directions can be found here.
Arriving By Train
The nearest trains stations to Keele are Stoke-on-Trent which is approximately 5 miles from campus and Crewe which is approximately 12 miles from campus.
Taxis are available from both stations and can take you directly to Keele Hall. Depending on which station you are travelling from the journey should take 15-30 mins and costs between £10-30.
You can also catch a bus from Stoke-on-Trent**. The number 3 leaves from the stop opposite Stoke-on-Trent station every 15 mins during the day (less frequently in the evenings) and takes approximately 30 mins. The number 25 also leaves from the station and stops on campus. The closest stop to Keele Hall, is Horwood Hall which is located at the bottom of the hill near to the KPA (the campus bar and eatery).
**Building work is currently occurring outside the station front (in order to "create an exciting and safer public realm to greet people" apparently!) which is impacting car park and bus stop access, while scheduled to finish mid-August, we all know how these things go so there is a chance access may still be limited by the time conference weekend comes around! We recommend checking before travelling and leaving a little extra time. More information on these exciting works and their impact can be found here:
