Mount Holyoke’s picturesque 800-acre campus includes historic academic buildings, residence halls, green spaces, and natural landmarks such as Upper and Lower Lake. The college’s architecture combines traditional Georgian and Gothic Revival styles with modern, eco-friendly structures. Facilities include the Kendade Science Center, Art Museum, Skinner Hall (music), and the Community Center, which houses dining, meeting, and social spaces for students.

There are around 2178 students in the university.