Campus Photos

Warren Wilson’s 1,100 acre campus features craftsman-style buildings, a 650-acre forest, 110-acre farm and garden, 16 residence halls, 25 miles of hiking trails and endless opportunity.

Students often enjoy classes outside. — Students learn with stunning views of the white barn.

Every student at Warren Wilson works on a work crew. Students give tours to prospective students, cook food in the student run vegan café for the community, tutor their peers, and so much more!

Farm Shoot — Student work crews also help maintain our College Farm and Garden!

Small, seminar-style classes will define your Warren Wilson classroom experience.

Red Barn — The Red Barn greets you on your drive up to the campus entrance.

Students serve themselves at our buffet dining hall gladfelter — Gladfelter Dining Hall features local foods, including meat and produce from our Farm and Garden.

Students gather in friends dorm rooms. — Students gather with friends in their dorm rooms.

EcoDorm kitchen — Shared kitchens in residence halls contribute to community dinners.

A group of students walk across the pedestrian bridge — Walk across our Pedestrian Bridge and you will find yourself close to the athletic facilities and many of our residence halls.

A picturesque photo of bryson gym in the spring. The brown wooden gym is two stories and is the oldest wooden gym east of the Mississippi. — Bryson Gym is one of the oldest wooden gymnasiums in the state, and is home to our climbing wall and Adventure Programs Crew.

Our community comes together once a week with the Old Farmers Ball for Contra Dancing. — The Old Farmers Ball offers Contra dancing in Bryson Gym weekly.

trail sign — With 25 miles of hiking trails on campus, you’ll get plenty of chances to explore the outdoors.

the Pavilion — The Pavilion is a community gathering space.

Dodge House — Dodge House is home to Student Life, which includes the Housing Office and the Queer Resource Center.

Science buildings — Outside Morse Hall, which houses our science classrooms and labs.

Students watch closely as their professor explains chemistry equipment in the lab. — A chemistry lab in Morse Science Center.

the Pew Learning Center at night — Day or night, the Pew Learning Center will become your favorite study spot on campus.

Built in the ’30’s, the Log Cabin is one of the most beautiful buildings on campus.

The formal gardens are a favorite study space.

A volleyball player leaps for a spike while their setter watches. — Students compete in Devries gym.

Our Alpine Tower is a cornerstone of our Outdoor Leadership and Outdoor Business programs.

meditation hut — The student-designed and built Meditation Hut.

Garden Cabin — The garden cabin is home to the garden crew and features a kitchen, learning spaces, and a wraparound porch perfect for admiring campus.

A Herb Crew student uses a mortar and pestle to grind some herbs in the herb cabin. — The Herb Crew Cabin, where students make soap, tea, lip balm and more.

Students sit under a tree in Dogwood pasture. A beautiful view of the valley is their backdrop. — The view from here.