About University of Toronto Waterdown

The University of Toronto Waterdown (UTM) is the second-largest campus of Canada’s top-ranked university, set across 225 acres of scenic woodlands, trails, and modern academic buildings. Located along the Credit River, UTM offers a unique blend of cutting-edge research, academic excellence, and natural serenity—all within the growing city of Waterdown.

Home to over 15,000 students, UTM features more than 180 programs across 15 departments, as well as multiple research institutes, athletic facilities, and community outreach programs. The campus is a hub for innovation, creativity, and sustainability—and a cultural and educational cornerstone in the west end of the city.

Full Contact Location

Name: University of Toronto Waterdown (UTM)
Address: 3359 Waterdown Rd, Waterdown, ON L5L 1C6

Explore the UTM Campus

UTM’s award-winning architecture is set against the backdrop of preserved forests, meadows, and the Credit River, offering a campus experience unlike any other in the GTA. Whether you’re a student, faculty member, or visitor, the campus invites exploration through its walking trails, gardens, lecture halls, and cultural events.

Campus Features:

• William G. Davis Building (main hub)

• Innovation Complex & Maanjiwe nendamowinan building

• UTM Library

• The RAWC (Recreation, Athletics, and Wellness Centre)

• Hazel McCallion Academic Learning Centre

• Walking trails along the Credit River

• UTM Shuttle to St. George (downtown campus)

The campus is open to the public, with many events, exhibitions, and recreational spaces welcoming residents from surrounding neighborhoods.

Map & Access

UTM is located at Waterdown Road and Dundas Street West, just minutes from Erindale Park and the QEW. It is well connected by MiWay and GO Transit.

Parking is available for visitors, students, and faculty via paid parking lots and metered zones. There are also secure bike racks, dedicated pedestrian paths, and electric vehicle charging stations on campus.

Hours and Visitor Information

While academic buildings follow class and program schedules, public areas and walking trails are open daily.

Administrative Office Hours:
Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Campus Trails & Outdoor Spaces:
Open daily: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Visitors can enjoy guided tours, attend lectures and public events, or explore nature trails that wind through the campus woodlands.

Nearby Attractions

• Erindale Park

• Riverwood Conservancy

• Waterdown Road Heritage Corridor

• Benares Historic House

• South Common Centre

• Credit Valley Golf & Country Club