Virtual parking permits are required for students, staff, and faculty beginning January 8, 2024.
Parking permit enforcement begins January 16, 2024.
Learn how you can acquire your virtual permits using our Step-by-Step Guides.
The VCCCD Police Department will be enforcing all parking rules and regulations.
The Academic Center is one of our busiest buildings with courses on several subjects.
Inside this building you’ll find:
The Administration building is the central hub of campus operations.
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The Applied Arts Building is home to our arts classes and studios.
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Raider baseball team practice and game field, and for student and community use.
• Located in the lower campus
The Campus Center is a hub of student life activities.
Inside this building you’ll find:
Campus Police and emergency services, immediately adjacent to the parking structure.
The Center is a training institution for the College and a pre-school for children ages 2-5.
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The Building has courses and activities related to audio, visual, and mass communications.
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This collection of buildings houses our Exotic Animal Training and Management program as well as America's Teaching zoo, which is open to the publi
Site of our two campus warehouses and shipping/receiving area, and the trade shops.
Raider field hockey team practice and meet field.
• Located in the lower campus
The field house supports activities that happen on all athletic fields.
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The Flexible Learning Rooms are four classrooms designed for social distance learning in mind.
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Fountain Hall is a hub of important student resources.
In this building you’ll find:
Innovative outdoor classroom - used for a variety of strength and conditioning training classes.
The Gymnasium is the center of physical education, fitness, sports, and health sciences.
In this building you’ll find:
The site of our Nursing and EMT programs, hosting related classes and labs.
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Classes are offered here for students who are completing grades 9 – 12.
Classes in the study of human society, culture and social relationships.
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The Library provides a wide variety of learning and curriculum-based resources.
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The LMC building houses multiple STEM and Life Science classes and the accessibility center.
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The Music Building is the hub of all studies and activities relating to music.
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The Observatory is the astronomy hub for students and events for the community.
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Student performances, community events, and classes are held in this building.
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The building houses science and math classes and labs.
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Raider soccer team practice and game field, and for student and community use.
Raider softball team practice and game field, and for student and community use.
The Annex is a hub for student support services.
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This building houses a wide range of classes relating to technology and business.
In this building you’ll find:
Raider tennis team practice and game courts, and for student and community use.
Take the 118 Freeway west to the first exit in Moorpark, Collins Drive. Turn right onto Collins. Turn right at the traffic light onto Campus Road and proceed up the hill to the main student parking lots.
Take the 23/118 Freeway to the Collins Drive exit in Moorpark. Turn left onto Collins. Stay on Collins until the second traffic light, Campus Road. Turn right onto Campus Road and proceed to the main student parking lots.
Go South on the 101 Freeway. Exit onto the 23/118 Freeway going North. Take the 118 Freeway to the Collins Drive exit in Moorpark. Turn left onto Collins. Stay on Collins until the second traffic light, Campus Road. Turn right onto Campus Road and proceed to the main student parking lots.
Moorpark is served by Metrolink, a train that takes commuters to downtown Los Angeles, with stops in the San Fernando Valley, including Burbank Airport. The Burbank, Van Nuys and Oxnard commuter airports are within 40 minutes of Moorpark. Los Angeles International Airport is only a 60-minute drive. The Southern Pacific rail system provides convenient freight and passenger service to extended U.S. and Canadian markets. Amtrak provides rail service as far south as San Diego and as far north as Seattle, Washington.
Moorpark is directly served by two freeways and one highway, with immediate connections to five major freeways.
