Veterans camp sites

Normally, you can call the MWR at each base and reserve a site. For those that don't know, MWR is morale, welfare and recreation. At least, that's what it's called on Air Force installations.

Jack could you tell us what is meant by getting your Veterans card. Thanks
Ray

NanciL wrote:
I just got my veterans card and have heard others talk about military base RV sites.
Can anyone tell me how you reserve a site?
Thinkling about the one in Key West

Jack L

CLICKY has a list and the eligibility requirements and I don't think your Veterans Card will qualify you for most military campgrounds, but it wouldn't hurt to call and check since there are variances in the policy base to base. I know the one in Key West is first come first served with no ressies and the overflow lot which usually has space has no hookups and few facilities.

Good Luck.

Larry

Here is the web site. http://www.militarycampgrounds.us/ Don't assume you can use them until you check out further. Some (very, very few) anybody can use, but MOST (99%) you have to have an military ID card (CAC card, the new name) Example; if you have PX or commissary access you should have access to MWR facilities.

And as a side note, they are not as cheap as they used to be.