Each Western Shore Residences contains four apartment style units. Each unit contains four single bedrooms, two shared bathrooms, a common area and kitchenette.

Full-suites (with common living rooms) and partial-suites (without common living rooms) are available. Most suites contain one double-bedroom, and two single-bedrooms with a shared bathroom. Buildings with suite style housing contain large common lounges and full kitchens for our guests’ enjoyment.

Guests can expect to find several buildings containing double or single occupancy rooms and shared common bathrooms in each corridor. Buildings with standard accommodations also will include large common lounges and some have kitchen facilities.

Washers and dryers are located in every residence hall. Guests should plan on bringing their own laundry detergent and dryer sheets or may purchase these supplies from the College bookstore.

Overnight guests will have access to the College’s state-of-the-art recreation facilities including the Johnson Fitness Center and the Casey Swim Center during scheduled community times. *All times subject to change without notice.

Johnson Fitness Center Monday-Friday: 7 a.m.-9 a.m.; 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; and 4 p.m.-7 p.m. Saturday: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

Casey Swim Center: The pool is available by sign-up basis only for the summer (May, June & July),to get the link to sign up for a swim time, email Kim Lessard at klessard2FREEwashcoll.

Private group sessions with lifeguard need to be scheduled in advance and are dependent on the availability of lifeguards.

Washington College parking is open and free of charge during the summer months. Guests do not have to register their vehicles after Commencement through mid-August. Parking on campus roadways and grass is not permitted at anytime; violators are subject to ticketing and towing at the owners expense.

Washington College is not responsible for damage that may occur to vehicles while parked on campus. This damage includes (but is not limited to) foul ball strikes or objects cast by lawn mowers. Reports of damage can be made with the Public Safety Office, and reports will be given to the vehicle owner upon request.

Note: Designated Visitor spaces are located behind Bunting Hall, in the Casey Academic Center circle, and by Kibler Field. These spaces are for official visitors on campus business only, not for general summer Visitor Parking. All others in these spaces will be ticketed.

Unless your group has advised otherwise, Washington College does not provide linens in the residence halls. Guests are encouraged to bring their own twin sheets, pillows, blankets, and bath towels.

Other items you may consider bringing include:

• Small reading lamp
• Shower shoes
• Toiletries
• Alarm clock
• Closet hangers
• Laundry detergent

The College requires overnight guests to follow several policies regarding prohibited items in the residence halls including, but not limited to, the following:

• Candles or other open flames
• Extension cords
• Incense
• Halogen lamps