About St Mary's University Twickenham,Teddington Lock Campus

St Mary’s University’s Teddington Lock Campus occupies a distinctive riverside location on Broom Road, TW11, close to the famous lock that marks the tidal limit of the Thames. Part of St Mary’s University Twickenham, this campus serves students and the wider community, combining higher education with a beautifully situated setting that invites exploration. The grounds are wheelchair accessible and open to visitors keen to enjoy the Thames-side environment, making it a place that feels relevant not just to students but to curious, community-minded local residents of all ages.

Local area

Teddington Lock is one of the defining landmarks of this stretch of the Thames, marking where the tidal river gives way to calmer water and drawing walkers, cyclists and curious visitors year-round. St Mary’s campus sits right within that atmosphere, adding an unexpected layer of academic life to a neighbourhood better known for its studios heritage and handsome residential streets. For residents of Teddington, Barnes and the wider Richmond borough, having a university presence woven into such a cherished riverside spot feels entirely in keeping with the area’s quietly cultured, community-rooted character.

Why choose St Mary's University Twickenham,Teddington Lock Campus

For local residents, St Mary’s Teddington Lock Campus offers something pleasingly rare: a higher education institution set within genuinely beautiful surroundings that the whole community can appreciate. The wheelchair-accessible grounds alongside the Thames make it a worthwhile destination in its own right, not merely a place of study. Whether you have family members considering university, an interest in lifelong learning, or simply enjoy a well-kept riverside environment for a reflective afternoon walk, this campus earns its place as a neighbourhood asset rather than simply an institutional presence.

Services

  • Higher education courses and programmes
  • University campus facilities
  • Accessible riverside grounds open to visitors
  • Academic and student support services
  • Community engagement through university activities

Ideal for: Current and prospective university students, Local residents enjoying the riverside setting, Families visiting the Teddington Lock area, Lifelong learners exploring further education, Visitors to the Thames towpath and lock.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the main St Mary's University campus?

This is the Teddington Lock Campus of St Mary’s University Twickenham. The university’s main campus is in Twickenham, and this site on Broom Road, TW11, is an additional campus. The university website at stmarys.ac.uk can provide further detail on what is offered at each location.

Can members of the public visit the campus grounds?

Based on the available information, the campus setting near Teddington Lock is described as a welcoming space that draws visitors for walks and quiet reflection, and the grounds are noted as wheelchair accessible. It is worth contacting the campus directly on 020 8240 4334 to confirm public access arrangements before visiting.

How do I get in touch with the Teddington Lock Campus?

You can contact the campus by telephone on 020 8240 4334, or find further information through the university website at stmarys.ac.uk.

Is the campus accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, the campus is described as wheelchair accessible throughout, making it a welcoming destination for visitors with mobility requirements.

Where exactly is the campus located?

The campus is on Broom Road, Teddington, London, TW11 9BE, close to Teddington Lock on the River Thames.

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