<p>What are some schools that have beautiful wooded, forest-like campuses?</p>
<p>Duke is the only school I have visited that gave off a foresty vibe.</p>
<p>Any others… (Universities and LACs)</p>
<p>UC Santa Cruz</p>
<p>I second UC Santa Cruz. I was amazed at the campus and loved the town of Santa Cruz- too bad it’s so darn expensive OOS!</p>
<p>The two schools that come to mind are UC Santa Cruz and Humboldt State University, also in California.</p>
<p>Sewanee- University of the South is very nestled</p>
<p>Skidmore is nestled.</p>
<p>Michigan State University
Woods, country, city, suburban… have it all.</p>
<p>I thought Dartmouth, Cornell, Williams, Colgate all felt more surrounded by forest than Duke did.</p>
<p>Berry College - it is the largest college campus in the world, and most of it is woods, including a 16,000-acre wildlife management area.</p>
<p>Va Tech, Western Carolina</p>
<p>Babson College</p>
<p>Hobart & William Smith Colleges. Oddly, Lake Forest College is not.</p>
<p>University of Richmond is in a way…</p>
<p>I’m a UCSC grad and I thought it was the most beautiful campus in the world until I saw Wellesley.</p>
<p>The University of Notre Dame has lots of trees, and situated on a lake side.</p>
<p>williams .</p>
<p>The entire campus of Swarthmore is an arboretum. It is beautiful.</p>
<p>Swarthmore seemed isolated in the woods. It’s also part of an Arboretum.</p>
<p>Being so rural in forested upstate New York, Hamilton is very nestled. Students see deer, etc., just feet from some of their dorm rooms. I would imagine Colgate, Williams, and several others are similar, though I haven’t seen them.</p>
<p>american university has a foresty, naturey feel</p>