Douglas College has campus facilities in New Westminster and Coquitlam:
- New Westminster – 700 Royal Avenue and Anvil Office Tower, 11 8th Street, both within a short walk of the New Westminster SkyTrain station
- Coquitlam – 1250 Pinetree Way, one kilometre north of Coquitlam Centre and a three minute walk from Lafarge Lake-Douglas Skytrain station
The College is easily accessible by public transit. SkyTrain is recommended as it’s quick, inexpensive and good for the environment. There are also secure bike facilities on both campuses.
New Westminster Campus map
Coquitlam Campus map
Transit and U-Pass BC
Looking for the best way to get to College? Hop on transit. It’s fast, better for the environment, and - with your U-Pass BC - it's cheap, too.
If you live in Surrey or North Delta, you can get to the New Westminster Campus in about 15 minutes from King George Station and in about 10 minutes from Scott Road Station.
For detailed transit information, bus schedules and routes, see TransLink’s Trip Planner and enter one of the campus addresses (New Westminster: 700 Royal Avenue; Coquitlam: 1250 Pinetree Way) as the destination.
Every Douglas College student registered for three credits or more gets a U-Pass BC each semester. U-Pass BC is a discounted student transit pass that provides unlimited, all-zone access to TransLink bus, SkyTrain and SeaBus services, as well as discounts on the West Coast Express, for a fraction of what the public pays.
For more detailed transit information, schedules and routes, check out TransLink’s Trip Planner and enter one of the campus addresses as the destination.
Secure bike parking facilities
Douglas College offers secure, covered bike parking facilities at both of the college’s main campuses located at the underground parking entrances.
Facilities are open to students and employees free of charge. Simply fill out the user agreement below and present it, along with a valid College photo ID, at the bookstore at either campus to register.
Please be aware that access codes to the facilities will change at the end of each semester and possibly without notice. If this occurs, please contact the Bookstore.
Car-sharing
There are two car-share services operating near our campuses: Evo and Modo. Visit their websites to locate their vehicles.
Did you know?
It costs about $200 per year to maintain a bike, plus an additional $300 for accessories - compared to the $7,500 the average Canadian pays to own a car.
Decide to walk, bike, carpool or take public transit. As a result, you will save money, get fit and reduce GHG emissions.