Campus Map FAQs

The UWF online campus map can be found at map.uwf.edu. For more information about UWF maps, please visit uwf.edu/maps.

The campus map is using an automatic data-feed from the campus directory to populate department information on our campus map. Please click the home button on the right side of the map followed by holding Shift and clicking Refresh to see the most up-to-date version of the map. If your department's information is still incorrect, please fill out an ITS Request form with the name of your department and any information that needs to be replaced or corrected.

While the University would like to have the campus map as detailed as possible to properly represent the UWF locations, not every location and detail can be rendered due to limited resources and location permanence. Please click the home button on the right side of the map followed by holding Shift and clicking Refresh to see the most up-to-date version of the map. If any information or location on the map is incorrect or missing, please fill out the campus map feedback form and select Incorrect/Missing Information for the issue type.

Paper maps are available at the Visitors Center located in Building 81, or at the Service Desk located in the University Commons, Building 22.

You can also visit About UWF - Maps and Directions to download a print-ready file of the campus map.

Yes, follow the directions below to generate a custom print map.

1. Click the home button on the right side of the map followed by holding Shift and clicking Refresh to see the most up-to-date version of the map.
2. Click Generate Print Map.
3. Once the Generate Print Map button is clicked, you will see a legend of options on the left and a red box over the map on the right. 
4. Select the Page Size (Letter, Legal, A4) and Orientation (Landscape or Portrait)
5. Choose the categories and/or locations you want to include on the map by checking/unchecking the boxes next to the listed locations. If there are any tours on the map, you can click the tours tab to print the tour stops and routes. 
6. Select the view of the map to be printed inside the red box; you can pan around and make the box smaller or larger. 
7. Choose the file type (PDF or PNG), if you would like grid lines to display on your print map (this will give a lettered and numbered grid to match locations on the map with the legend), print the map in color or black and white, give your custom map a title, and the option to turn off the map layer behind the renderings or the 3D renderings themselves.
8. Once you have completed your customization, click the blue button Generate Print Map at the bottom of the legend. After about 30 seconds, you will have a custom print map!

If you have a request for the map, please fill out our campus map feedback form and select Map Feedback/Suggestion for the issue type.

Each location and department on the map includes keywords that help enhance searchability. Ensure the search is spelled correctly. Please click the home button on the right side of the map followed by holding Shift and clicking Refresh to see the most up-to-date version of the map. If a search result is still not appearing, please fill out our campus map feedback form and select Incorrect/Missing Information for the issue type.

Each location and department on the map includes keywords that help enhance searchability. Ensure the search is spelled correctly. Use the search bar to search by building name, building number, department or keywords related to the building or department. If the location exists, it will be marked on the map once selected in the search results. If the location does not populate in the search results, please fill out our campus map feedback form and select Incorrect/Missing Information for the issue type.

Please fill out the campus map feedback form with any feedback or issues you may have.

Click the pin for the location you wish to get directions to. Click the diamond-shaped directions button in the location’s top menu bar. Enter your starting location information or click “My Location” and allow map.concept3d.com to access your location.

Click Wayfinding (top left area of the map next to the category sidebar) and enter the starting and ending location. A green starting pin and a red ending pin with the fastest walking route to and from the location will appear in red. You may also drag the starting and ending location pins by clicking and dragging the pins to the desired locations.

Please note that the Wayfinding feature does not work between UWF locations as it is meant for walking distances only. Please use the Directions feature when traveling between UWF locations or off-campus.

Turn on your department's markers that you wish to show on your custom map. You can then click Get This View to copy the custom URL that contains the map with those options displayed.

At this time, there is no app for the campus map, however, the map is compatible with mobile devices. The interactive map is built with a responsive design and HTML5 to present cleanly and clearly across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

Expand the Campus Parking dropdown and select the respective UWF parking pass. Campus parking lots with available spots for the parking pass will appear in the color of the corresponding pass color.

From the campus map home, expand the Transit category on the left sidebar and expand the Parking subcategory. Select your UWF parking pass from the list. Campus parking lots with available spots for your parking pass will appear in the color of your corresponding pass color. Individual campus parking lots are available for viewing in alphabetical order in the Parking category and within the UWF parking pass types

Visit uwf.edu/campusparking for an overview of campus parking lots highlighted with available spots for the corresponding pass colors. Please visit UWF Parking and Transportation Services for more information.

While the wayfinding feature is active on the trails, we strongly recommend that you do NOT rely on wayfinding to find your way out of a trail if you get lost.

The map requires a good cell network or Wi-Fi connection to work, and the wayfinding feature will require a good GPS satellite connection to pinpoint your location. These connections are not always reliable on the trails while deep in the woods. Additionally, the wayfinding routes only apply to the trails themselves, if you are not on an established trail, the service will not be of use to you. Finally, the wayfinding feature only applies to the physical boundaries of UWF properties, so better routes out using public roads and residential streets will be ignored in favor of keeping you within UWF grounds.

You can try wayfinding out on the trail, however, we suggest downloading an offline copy of the trail map and familiarizing yourself with the trails before going out, bringing an experienced friend along with you, always sticking to established trails and keeping an eye out for tree blazes and trail signs. Some trails can be long, but they all eventually reach a trailhead near Pate Road or the Edward Ball Nature Trail (boardwalk). If you find a long and narrow clearing, you can follow the power lines south to safety as well. In an emergency, please dial 911 or call UWF campus police at 850.474.2415.

Yes. UWF does not run ads on official websites and pages and disabling ad blockers on the map will allow the webpage to function properly.