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Directions to Queen's Campus, Stockton

Getting here by road

Queen's Campus, Stockton is linked by the A66 to the A1(M) and the A19.

From A19 North to Queen's Campus
  1. Join the A66, signposted Stockton/Darlington
  2. Take the first slip road from A66, signposted Teesside Retail Park/Tees Barrage
  3. Turn right at the traffic lights, over the bridge across the A66, following signs for the Barrage.
  4. Turn left at the roundabout.
  5. Turn right at the next small roundabout into East Drive and keep forward into the Main Campus Car Park. Buildings are signposted around the car park.

From A19 South to Queen's Campus

Join the slip road for the A66 signpost Stockton/Darlington. Keep on the slip road and follow the signs for the Barrage as described above.

Durham University directions

Getting here by train

East Coast Main Line operate high-speed services from London, York and Edinburgh to Darlington, with a connection to Thornaby Railway Station.

The Transpennine Express provides a direct approximately hourly service from Manchester Airport, Manchester, Leeds and York to Thornaby.

Northern Rail operates a regular service from Saltburn to Newcastle and Bishop Aukland that stops at Thornaby and Durham.

Getting here by air

Teesside International Airport is just 8 miles from Stockton and Newcastle International Airport is 50 minutes drive. Both have regular domestic and international flights.

 
Students at Queen's Campus

Durham University International Study Centre

Durham University International Study Centre is based at Queen’s Campus in the town of Stockton-on-Tees (also called ‘Stockton’) provides international students with International Foundation Year and Pre-Masters study opportunities.

Visit the Durham ISC website

Virtual Tours

Check out our 360° virtual tour of the Queen’s Campus Sport Centre in Stockton. The tour is now available to help visitors feel more comfortable before arriving.

These tours highlight key accessibility features: including adaptable gym equipment, car parking and changing facilities – and are designed to support anyone who may benefit from seeing the space in advance. Created and funded by Sport England Place Partnership Project, Active Stockton, and shaped by input from local community stakeholders, the tours aim to reflect a wide range of needs and experiences.

Queen’s Campus Sport Centre 360 virtual tour screenshot