Davidson County Community College

The main Davidson Campus is located in central Davidson County, the Davidson Campus currently has 14 academic buildings. The campus also houses an emergency training facility, a walking track, and a small memorial garden.

The architectural campus design features a central "quad", or courtyard, featuring a large fountain, and tree grove with benches and seating. Each building features a matching brick facade generally using a Modern architectural design.

Services on the Davidson Campus include "The Storm Cellar" the campus dining facility, a student lounge, and the campus bookstore. The two-story Grady Edward Love Learning Resources Center (Library) features Wi-Fi access, a computer lab, and individual study rooms.

The William T. Sinclair building, is the original campus building. The Sinclair building is experiencing significant renovation: modern machining classes and the advanced manufacturing program hosted the Vice President in early spring 2012. Current plans suggest that one of the three automotive bays from the 1960s may well be renovated in late 2012 or early 2013 into an aquarium lab that would support the aquarium track of the Zoo and Aquarium (ZAS) associate in applied science degree.

The Davidson Campus is centrally located between Lexington and Thomasville, Davidson County, North Carolina.