Military Campgrounds

This seems to be very common any more: misinformation passed along by people who supposedly know better. From what I've seen, many of the RV newsletters and online RV advice columns are written by anyone who contributes. I doubt if there is any vetting happening now. To paraphrase a president: "Doubt, and verify". :)

One troll (new member) kind of stank up the thread. Sorry to see that. And sorry that the thread is so short after nuking his posts and the responses.

DOD can but a soldier who served his tour and got out can’t. ?????

Many retirees are abusing the 14-day rule and stay at some facilities for several months. They move from one site to another at some bases and the base commander allows it.

Not true. You would have to have a VA medical card - a DD-214 alone doesn't give you any privileges. You can find out the requirements for any and all military campgrounds here:

MilitaryCampgrounds.us

Use is per local commander's option, so it can vary from one installation to another. For the most part, authorized users include Active Duty, National Guard, Reservists, Retired Military, 0-100% DAV, Purple Heart Recipients, Former POW, Veteran Caregivers, DoD Civilians, Sponsored Guests.

Rob