Visitor Resource Guide
Campus parking and shuttles
Visitor parking
Generally, parking permits are required to park on campus. Visitors may obtain a parking permit by the hour or by the day.
Visitor parking information
Visitor parking rates
Parking for persons with disabilities
Event parking
Tour bus parking • Tour bus protocol
Please remember to lock your vehicle and do not leave valuables inside.
Marguerite Shuttle
Marguerite is Stanford's free shuttle service and is open to the public – no ID required. The Marguerite serves major parking structures and lots on campus, traversing the campus Monday through Friday all year (except university holidays). All buses are wheelchair-accessible and have bike racks. See the live shuttle map to take a shuttle to or from your event.
Marguerite shuttle information
Stanford Redwood City Campus
The first significant location beyond the university's main campus, the Stanford Redwood City (SRWC) campus is located between Broadway and Bay Road. On weekdays, there is a free shuttle between Redwood City Caltrain and Stanford Redwood City campus. See the SRWC shuttle schedules for more information.
Visitor and area information
Helpful information for visitors including history, facts, news, and weather for Stanford and the surrounding areas.
Stanford information
Bay Area information
Santa Clara visitor information
Visit California: Spotlight on Silicon Valley
The Mercury News (Silicon Valley)
Emergency info and lost and found
In the event of an emergency, call 911.
Emergencies – call 9-1-1
9-9-1-1 from a main campus phone (e.g. request medical assistance, report a crime that is in progress)
Non-emergency response - (650) 329-2413
(e.g. file a police report, report a crime or a public safety concern that has already occurred, etc.)
Department of Public Safety main office - (650) 723-9633
233 Bonair Siding
Stanford, CA 94305
Lost and found
Email lostandfoundsu@stanford.edu
Marguerite shuttle lost and found
Stanford Athletics lost and found
Please note that some of these websites are not maintained by Stanford University and may change without notice. The information on this page is provided for your convenience and does not constitute an endorsement.