Click here for a printable PDF with maps and directions as well as valuable information about orientation.

Parking
Students and parents park in Lot A.

Meals
For first-year students who attend the overnight program, dinner and breakfast will be provided at no charge. Inexpensive meals will be available on campus for parents, as will lunch for freshmen and their parents before and after the overnight program.
First-year students who attend the one-day program will be provided lunch at no charge. An inexpensive lunch is available for parents who attend the one-day program.

Housing/ What to Bring
For first-year students, there is no charge for this accommodation. You will be assigned a room in Stoke Hall. It is advised that you bring a sleeping bag/sheets, pillow, towel, toothbrush and a change of clothes.  Optional items include a small fan and money for snacks.

Parents/ Family
Overnight accommodations are available through UNH Conferences. Make your prepaid reservation here or call 603-862-0863 or 862-1900.

Motels
Those, who wish to stay at a local motel, may contact:

Holiday Inn Express, Durham, (603) 868-1234
Hickory Pond Inn, Durham, (603) 659-2227
Three Chimneys, Durham, (603) 868-7800
Days Inn, Dover, (603) 742-0400
Comfort Inn, Portsmouth, (603) 433-3338
Fairfield Inn, Portsmouth, (603) 436-6363
Holiday Inn, Portsmouth, (603) 431-8000
Check the Orientation Web site for additional options and transportation information (www.unh.edu/orientation).

Commuter Students
Off Campus and Commuter Services assists off-campus students in problem solving and locating the resources they need. If you aren’t sure where to go next, come to the Leadership Center. We are located on the 3rd floor of the Memorial Union. Check the MUB info Booth to find us or call us at (603) 862-0303.
A list of off-campus housing options in the Seacoast area is available on-line. Printed resources range from sublease agreements and renters’ rights brochures, to where to study on campus and how to get involved. Pickup your UNH and Durham Community Guide for UNH Commuters during the Orientation Resource Fair.
In addition, the Information Desk in the Memorial Union is open seven days a week. The desk has jumper cables to loan, and bus and parking information. Lockers are also available for rent on a semester basis.

Students with Disabilities
Disability Services provides services for students with documented physical, psychological, medical and/or learning disabilities. These services may include: accessible classrooms; specialized software; van transportation on campus; classroom accommodations—note takers, extended exam time, interpreters for the deaf—and other appropriate accommodations as requested and supported by documentation. Documentation of your disability is required and should be sent well in advance.
Please contact DSS at (603) 862-2607 V/TTY prior to attending Orientation so that we will be aware of your needs and may make the necessary arrangements for you. While you are here for Orientation, we strongly urge you to meet with the DSS staff to plan and discuss needs for accommodation.