Housing - Skidaway Institute of Oceanography

Please review our Housing Policy upon submitting a Housing Request Form.

For individual guests: Housing Request Form

For groups (2+ individuals): Please email housing@skio.uga.edu

We accept debit or credit cards. UGA members will be charged by Speed Type numbers.
You must indicate your method of payment at time of submitting the Housing Request Form.

For additional information please email housing@skio.uga.edu.

Housing Options

The Commons

The Commons — Student Housing

Completed in 2006, The Commons is an ADA compliant housing unit that has four bedrooms with two single beds in each. Two rooms with adjoining bathrooms and two that share a single ADA compliant bathroom. The fully functional kitchen and living areas are shared space. There is also a laundry area with two washer/dryer sets, and a small meeting room.

The Quadraplex

Single-story wooden housing with a screened front porch, surrounded by green trees and shrubs draped with Spanish moss. Steps connect the porch to a paved driveway. The sky above is overcast, adding calm to the peaceful setting.

The Quadraplex — Carpenter, Knight, Menzel and Zeigler Apartments — Student Housing

Built in 1999, “The Quad” has four apartments. The Zeigler and Menzel apartments are located at the front of the building, and the Carpenter and Knight apartments are in the back. Apartments are identical and have a fully functional kitchen, living room, two bedrooms with two beds in each room, and one bathroom.

The Baggett Apartment

A two-story brick and white housing structure with an exterior wooden staircase and a large round silo next to it, surrounded by trees and grass, featuring potted plants near the entrance.

Baggett Apartment — Faculty or Student Housing

Built in the 1940’s, this apartment is located above the Ocean Sciences Instructional Center. It is not ADA compliant (there is no elevator, accessible by stairs only.)
Two bedrooms with a queen bed in each, one bath, and a fully functional kitchen and living room.

The Rice House

A white, single-story house with a covered porch sits among tall trees in a wooded area, offering peaceful housing surrounded by nature. Multiple windows and a brick chimney complete the inviting scene.

Rice House — Faculty with Occasional Student Use

Built in the 1940’s, the Rice House is a four bedroom, two bath house with over 2,000 sq ft. There is a large living room, a dining area, and a fully functional kitchen. There are six single beds in the Rice House (two rooms have 2 single beds.) Also a front screened porch, a side porch, and a single carport.

The Duplex

A small, white, single-story house with green trim showcases accessible housing among tall trees. The house features a front porch with steps and a ramp, scattered dry leaves on the ground, and a car and another building in the background.

The Duplex – Thomas and Martin Apartments – Faculty and Special Guests

Built in the 1930’s, this duplex has two separate, one-bedroom with a queen bed, one-bath apartments, each with a small living area and a fully functional eat-in kitchen. When facing the front of the building, the Thomas apartment is on the left and the Martin apartment is on the right.

Martin Apartment

Thomas Apartment