Great review! Brings back memories. In the Navy on the Gulf Coast pre- and post-Katrina working at Stennis Space Center. Went to Gulfport all the time. We listened to the train go by our house for 3 years -- some nights I thought it was coming through the bedroom!
Even after four years, this review is still accurate. We are currently in Shields and definately like being in the newer park. Very quiet and spacious. Plus, ya gotta love SEABEES!!!!!
Love staying at our Military parks.. Never had a bad experience (yet). Thanks for the review.. just added this as a possible RON site for a big trip we are planning through the south. Thanks again.
Thank you for sharing these Military RV Park Reviews. It is a fantastic benefit for our active service men and women and retirees. Safe and happy travels!
If you are in the Washington, DC area there are two RV parks available. One is on Joint Base Andrews (JBA). JBA is just outside the Washington Beltway but the campground is on the opposite side of the base from the beltway. We have not stayed there but the proximity to Washington by itself is attractive. The other RV Park is at the Solomons Recreation Center at the South end of Maryland Route 4. We have stayed there several times. Some sites are paved and others are gravel but most are relatively level. They have a mixture of full hook-up sites, water and electric sites, and primitive sites. It is a large campground with many people who full time right there. We stayed there for 6 months last year (2018). Keep up the good work and hope to see you some time. Darrell Melton STSCS(SS) (Ret.)
lol I was stationed there in 1974 to 1977 "Can Do" I helped build the front 9 of the golf course. Thanks for you and son service. I loved being there. They close the beaches for the birds also. I did not retire so I can not stay there, Have fun.
There is a lot of RR crossing near the base each crossing get 4 blast of the train whistle, 2 long , 1 short and 1long as the engine goes through the crossing.
Love that area. We come down for "Cruizin the Coast" the 1st. week in Oct . You really need to experience it at least once in your life. 10,000+ classic, street rods, antiques, car shows etc. Runs from Sunday to Sunday. Great time. Covers appx. 70/80 miles of Mississippi Gulf Coast. Google "CTC" or "Cruizin the Coast."
I’m a retired Seabee but my time was almost entirely on the west coast in Oxnard. When I retired it was at ft leonard Wood Missouri. We were detached from Gulfport but I have never been there. Maybe one day we will make it and stay at this campground
Nice info. We mentioned to each other the missed opportunity on TH-cam RVers with military stuff. Glad to see someone showing some of the great parks out there for us. We have some amazing prices and benefits. We look forward to joining you all end of July on getting that info out.
Once you get to know us you will see the military is who we are. Its in our blood. So of course you will see it in our videos. Thanks for watching and there is plenty of room to join us!
Love the Famcamps. We are staying at Pelican Roost RV Park at the Mayport Naval Station. $27 a night for full hookups and free laundry. Our site in waterfront on the jetty and about 1/4 mile to the ocean. Leaving Monday for Fort Wilderness! Safe travels and keep it between the ditches!
We just stayed there two nights ago. We were in site 58 in the old section. It is right next to the road. The noise was bothersome. We did hear the train whistles but we didn’t find them as annoying as the road noise. We’ve lived a couple places near trains. Just background noise for us. We only stayed one night but would like to go back and explore the area. We will try to get in the new section next time. Thanks for the review. Safe travels.
I really enjoy your reviews of military campgrounds. Am a vet (USAF), but, not a retiree, so, am unable to use the base/post facilities. Thank you for your service and your son-in-law's service. Y'all Be Safe!
Raymond Schneider : Hi Raymond! I’m Air Force as well😂 FYI, honorably discharged Veterans now have online Exchange shopping privileges. You probably already knew, making sure. ShopMyExchange.com Happy Day😂
@@hikerhobby1204 .... Thanks for the info. As a Vietnam Veteran ... it's just another item we weren't made aware of. Now have to jump through hoops because their verification process couldn't verify. And so it goes ....
Great video. I'm new to your channel but I will be following, refered by the Hanks! I'm 15 years in the Gaurd going through a med board currently. I'm also a contactor on NAS Whidbey for a VAQ. I look forward to watching more.
Great video as always :) Base exchange (BX) also there are some amazing BBQ places there, try them out! The two that come to mind are The Shed and Slap yo mamas, the food is fantastic!
Thank you for your service. Love to watch your videos being a 20 yr Navy retiree as well. Looking at full-time RVing in 1.5 yrs pending a completion of 20 yrs of Civilian Service. Two questions I was hoping you could answer. 1. Being a retiree did you stay with Tricare Select or Prime and do you have a Supplement insurance to go along with Tricare? This would be a great topic for a video in the future. 2. Did you ever consider Thousand Trails as another possible campground to add to your options of places to stay? Thank you, Joe
We are Tricare Select but we had switched to that before hitting the road. There are many ways to travel after retiring from the military. We return to our home base of San Antonio for all routine visits every 6-8 months. (Phil needs injections in his back and knee). But you could return yearly. We have friends who switched to the VA system and just go to the closest VA when they need to see the doc. We have considered TT but our monthly average has been less than $20 so we haven't spent the money but we may need to bite the bullet while traveling in the north east. We will see how it ends up.
Hello from Cabot Arkansas second time commenting I want to thank you guys for your service in the military I never served in the military but I believe we need to take care of those who did I really love y'alls outtakes have a blessed day
Gulfport also has a great National park campground called Big Biloxi Campground ....north of town on 49 about 8 miles. $13.00 per night with National park pass and has elec and water at each site , big plus is No Trains to keep you up ay night . We stayed there two weeks and loved the peace and quiet. Also, check out the store called “Treasure Chest “ in Gulf port. They specialize in surplus merchandise from Target and Wal-Mart ....great deals.
Thanks for the info. You are the only ones we know of that do reviews of campgrounds on bases. Looks like it is a nice setup. Can you do a quick review of Kessler FamCamp? Like your channel. You guys do a good job, no drama which is nice. Even though you’re Navy, we’ll keep tuning in. LOL
-Federal law requires trains to provide warning 1/4 miles from all public road crossings at grade with a long-long-short-long horn blast and continue the warning until the lead locomotive fully occupies the road crossing. So, blame your former employer for all the noise. Good information on the RV parks at the base...thanks!
Thanks for the info! There is actually a spot where they load and unload really close to the base and RV park which crosses a busy road. So they go forward and back tooting as they go. Oh well not much we can do about that!
My son was stationed there for training. He was 5 years Navy SeaBee Builder. Did you try the local crawfish? I think it was named Claw Daddy's... awesome eats, take out.
Very cool! No we did not get to eat yummy crawfish! Phil hates anything that comes from the water. Although, we did go to a casino for Christmas dinner for all you can eat crab legs! Mmmmmm
The RV park at NAS Pt Mugu is pretty nice. It's basically an improved parking lot, but the location is what counts on that one. For all intents and purposes it's just across the street from one of the beaches. Can get aircraft noise. The office is right next door at the Recreation Motel. The CBC Port Hueneme Park, ehh not up to snuff. Camp Pendleton has nice RV facilities, but aren't cheap. Apparently the idea was to make it comparable in cost to the nearby State Parks. @@todayissomeday
My Daughter is active duty Air Force. Can family of service personnel stay in Military campgrounds to visit or not at all? Great videos enjoy them and Thank You for your Service
Most will let the service member sign in guests. They would need to make the reservation and bring you on/off the base. I recommend you daughter call the RV park on her base to check. The rules can vary from park to park. Please than your daughter for her service from us! Safe travels
Excellent info. I wasn't aware of the network of military installations that offer RV camping. Might be an obscure subject, but I'd be interested in hearing more on your take with using them versus other commercial sites. Hard to get a spot? Need to book it way out, or can you occasionally just drop in? I realize that time of year would be a big impact. Thanks for the content. (Retired USAF. We call it a Base Exchange, BX) :)
We love staying on the bases and will do it as often as we can. It is usually much cheaper with full hookups. There was only one occasion in which I could not get reservations and that was because I was booking for the month. I usually make sure to book at least a month out to ensure I have a spot. Retirees can only book out as much as a year in advance.
Barrier Islands keep Mississippi River water along the coast line and drives salinity down and muddy appearance, can breed bacteria. Dams opened from flooding along Mississippi River this past year has contributed.
You can....I beleive on PRIME, you have to go to the base where your PCP is assigned to be seen though. We have TriCare Select (with copays) that allows us to go out in town to be seen. They only have two regions now, so it is easy to change regions while traveling if need be.
It was a screaming toddler. He was having a major melt down on the other side of the golf course. We actually filmed in San Antonio at a private RV Park. I guess I should mention that in the future so its not confusing!
Currently, the answer is no but that may change so keep an eye out. They are talking about opening up the commissary and exchange to veterans. Not sure about MWR facilities like RV parks.
If you dont have a military ID they would need to be there to sign you in. You would be their guest so they would have to accompany you on and off the base.
@@sandrasaxton5352 Unfortunately, no. I wish there was. If you find a base on campendium or allstays then google the RV park. You can get the number that way.
If you’re near fort Benning Columbus Georgia check out the infantry museum. Free but accept donations. Our son graduated there this past September. Big base and very nice museum and thank you both for your service and your son as well. My son went Army......oh well 😄
At this time only active duty, retired, and those with 100% disability. There are a few that allows veterans to stay. I will let you guys know when we stay at one of those parks.
My wife and I are loving your content. I am a retired veteran and my wife is a nurse. We just purchased our first travel trailer. (29ft Adirondack) We are documenting all of our mistakes and adventures on our channel, "Punish the Day with Jeff" please check us out and give us any tips or suggestions.
@@todayissomeday Air Force is Base Exchange (BX). I believe all use Commissary. Also Keesler has a FamCamp. $20/night. Nice. Some sights with shade. Located off base, but on Gov property. Fenced and Quiet.
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Great review! Brings back memories. In the Navy on the Gulf Coast pre- and post-Katrina working at Stennis Space Center. Went to Gulfport all the time. We listened to the train go by our house for 3 years -- some nights I thought it was coming through the bedroom!
Love your outtakes! Great review, another FAMCAMP to check out. Thanks guys!
The outtakes are the easiest part
Even after four years, this review is still accurate. We are currently in Shields and definately like being in the newer park. Very quiet and spacious. Plus, ya gotta love SEABEES!!!!!
Love staying at our Military parks.. Never had a bad experience (yet). Thanks for the review.. just added this as a possible RON site for a big trip we are planning through the south. Thanks again.
Awesome! I am so glad it was beneficial. That was our goal! Safe travels
PS Thank you for your service!
You, Me & the RV thank you two also.
Thank you for sharing these Military RV Park Reviews. It is a fantastic benefit for our active service men and women and retirees. Safe and happy travels!
If you are in the Washington, DC area there are two RV parks available. One is on Joint Base Andrews (JBA). JBA is just outside the Washington Beltway but the campground is on the opposite side of the base from the beltway. We have not stayed there but the proximity to Washington by itself is attractive. The other RV Park is at the Solomons Recreation Center at the South end of Maryland Route 4. We have stayed there several times. Some sites are paved and others are gravel but most are relatively level. They have a mixture of full hook-up sites, water and electric sites, and primitive sites. It is a large campground with many people who full time right there. We stayed there for 6 months last year (2018). Keep up the good work and hope to see you some time.
Darrell Melton STSCS(SS) (Ret.)
Thanks. We hope to get back to DC. I love it there. PS: Thank you for your service.
lol I was stationed there in 1974 to 1977 "Can Do" I helped build the front 9 of the golf course. Thanks for you and son service. I loved being there. They close the beaches for the birds also. I did not retire so I can not stay there, Have fun.
Thank you for your service Jerry!
Another great video packed with very good information
Thank you Jim
There is a lot of RR crossing near the base each crossing get 4 blast of the train whistle, 2 long , 1 short and 1long as the engine goes through the crossing.
Love that area.
We come down for "Cruizin the Coast" the 1st. week in Oct .
You really need to experience it at least once in your life.
10,000+ classic, street rods, antiques, car shows etc.
Runs from Sunday to Sunday.
Great time.
Covers appx. 70/80 miles of Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Google "CTC" or "Cruizin the Coast."
Continue to enjoy your posts. You guys are very good for the time that you have been doing this. Great information.
Thank you! We learn and grow every day hopefully for the better!
I’m a retired Seabee but my time was almost entirely on the west coast in Oxnard. When I retired it was at ft leonard Wood Missouri. We were detached from Gulfport but I have never been there. Maybe one day we will make it and stay at this campground
Nice info. We mentioned to each other the missed opportunity on TH-cam RVers with military stuff. Glad to see someone showing some of the great parks out there for us. We have some amazing prices and benefits. We look forward to joining you all end of July on getting that info out.
Once you get to know us you will see the military is who we are. Its in our blood. So of course you will see it in our videos. Thanks for watching and there is plenty of room to join us!
Love the Famcamps. We are staying at Pelican Roost RV Park at the Mayport Naval Station. $27 a night for full hookups and free laundry. Our site in waterfront on the jetty and about 1/4 mile to the ocean. Leaving Monday for Fort Wilderness! Safe travels and keep it between the ditches!
That sounds awesome!! Have a great time with Mickey!
We just stayed there two nights ago. We were in site 58 in the old section. It is right next to the road. The noise was bothersome. We did hear the train whistles but we didn’t find them as annoying as the road noise. We’ve lived a couple places near trains. Just background noise for us. We only stayed one night but would like to go back and explore the area. We will try to get in the new section next time. Thanks for the review. Safe travels.
Thanks for watching and safe travels to you!
Love how this came up on my feed because I’m subscribed to y’all & we currently full time rv here 😊
Well I love how it came up in your feed to! :)
I really enjoy your reviews of military campgrounds. Am a vet (USAF), but, not a retiree, so, am unable to use the base/post facilities. Thank you for your service and your son-in-law's service. Y'all Be Safe!
Raymond Schneider : Hi Raymond! I’m Air Force as well😂 FYI, honorably discharged Veterans now have online Exchange shopping privileges. You probably already knew, making sure. ShopMyExchange.com
Happy Day😂
@@hikerhobby1204 .... Thanks for the info. As a Vietnam Veteran ... it's just another item we weren't made aware of. Now have to jump through hoops because their verification process couldn't verify. And so it goes ....
Lonely Prepper Homestead : Thank you for serving in Vietnam. You warriors ROCK👍
@@hikerhobby1204 Thanks, so much.
@@hikerhobby1204 I wasn't aware of this benefit; will def research this. Thx for sharing.
Great video. I'm new to your channel but I will be following, refered by the Hanks! I'm 15 years in the Gaurd going through a med board currently. I'm also a contactor on NAS Whidbey for a VAQ. I look forward to watching more.
Welcome aboard!
Go Seabees, I love the military campground benefits. 👍👊😎
Excellent! Love these military RV parks and you can’t beat the price. Thanks for the review.
We completely agree!
Been to Keesler for school, drove by campground crowded, didn't know about Shields. Nothing like going to the gulf in July.
Great video as always :)
Base exchange (BX) also there are some amazing BBQ places there, try them out! The two that come to mind are The Shed and Slap yo mamas, the food is fantastic!
Thanks for bbq info! That is important info to have!
We see you two are here on Fort Sam Houston. Sent a welcome through RVillage. Hope to run into you while you are here.
LOL...the speeding up of the video looks like you blew through every stop sign and light on base. Great job as always!
Well, if you look real close that first light before the base was totally red....although Phils statement is it was yellow.
Met my husband the other side of Pass Road at the Air Force Base .
Thank you for your service. Love to watch your videos being a 20 yr Navy retiree as well. Looking at full-time RVing in 1.5 yrs pending a completion of 20 yrs of Civilian Service. Two questions I was hoping you could answer.
1. Being a retiree did you stay with Tricare Select or Prime and do you have a Supplement insurance to go along with Tricare? This would be a great topic for a video in the future.
2. Did you ever consider Thousand Trails as another possible campground to add to your options of places to stay?
Thank you, Joe
We are Tricare Select but we had switched to that before hitting the road. There are many ways to travel after retiring from the military. We return to our home base of San Antonio for all routine visits every 6-8 months. (Phil needs injections in his back and knee). But you could return yearly. We have friends who switched to the VA system and just go to the closest VA when they need to see the doc.
We have considered TT but our monthly average has been less than $20 so we haven't spent the money but we may need to bite the bullet while traveling in the north east. We will see how it ends up.
Thank you for the reply. Safe travels.
Joe
Virginia Beach
Great info! I will be retiring soon and we are always looking for military places to camp. Thank you!
Hello from Cabot Arkansas second time commenting I want to thank you guys for your service in the military I never served in the military but I believe we need to take care of those who did I really love y'alls outtakes have a blessed day
Thank you so much! The outtakes are the easy part! lol
AFB calls their PX a BX ( base exchange). Great video, Thanks for sharing. Safe travels.
Great info! Planning on seeing that side of the Seabee world later on.
You should!
Gulfport also has a great National park campground called Big Biloxi Campground ....north of town on 49 about 8 miles. $13.00 per night with National park pass and has elec and water at each site , big plus is No Trains to keep you up ay night . We stayed there two weeks and loved the peace and quiet. Also, check out the store called “Treasure Chest “ in Gulf port. They specialize in surplus merchandise from Target and Wal-Mart ....great deals.
Now this sounds more like our speed! I will check it out. We like the connivence of Shields since our daughter and SIL are stationed there.
Another good review - thanks! As for the train and road noise, luckily I always have ear plugs with me 😊
A lot of folks travel with ear plugs. I havent tried them yet.
Thanks for doing your reviews of military campgrounds. Also, love your outtakes😎 made me laugh 🤭
We are here for your chuckle of the day!
As always you guys give great information, but make it super fun! Enjoy your videos. 👍🏻
Thanks!
Do more military FamCamp reviews, please
We certainly plan to keep going with those.
Thanks for your great reviews!
We just left Fort Bliss RV Park, El Paso. Very nice! $100/wk
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the info. You are the only ones we know of that do reviews of campgrounds on bases. Looks like it is a nice setup. Can you do a quick review of Kessler FamCamp? Like your channel. You guys do a good job, no drama which is nice. Even though you’re Navy, we’ll keep tuning in. LOL
Next time we are in that area we will check out Keesler.
-Federal law requires trains to provide warning 1/4 miles from all public road crossings at grade with a long-long-short-long horn blast and continue the warning until the lead locomotive fully occupies the road crossing. So, blame your former employer for all the noise. Good information on the RV parks at the base...thanks!
Thanks for the info! There is actually a spot where they load and unload really close to the base and RV park which crosses a busy road. So they go forward and back tooting as they go. Oh well not much we can do about that!
I really enjoy these review. I lived in the panhandle for years and did not know that rv park was there
Well then you are the reason we made this video! We just want people to know it is there and a great place to stop or overnight.
My son was stationed there for training. He was 5 years Navy SeaBee Builder. Did you try the local crawfish? I think it was named Claw Daddy's... awesome eats, take out.
Very cool! No we did not get to eat yummy crawfish! Phil hates anything that comes from the water. Although, we did go to a casino for Christmas dinner for all you can eat crab legs! Mmmmmm
Thank You for the review. I heard Fiddlers Cove in San Diego was nice.
We are headed west this year. I'll have to check it out.
The RV park at NAS Pt Mugu is pretty nice. It's basically an improved parking lot, but the location is what counts on that one. For all intents and purposes it's just across the street from one of the beaches. Can get aircraft noise. The office is right next door at the Recreation Motel.
The CBC Port Hueneme Park, ehh not up to snuff.
Camp Pendleton has nice RV facilities, but aren't cheap. Apparently the idea was to make it comparable in cost to the nearby State Parks. @@todayissomeday
@@n6nvr Thanks for sharing this info!
Alsways good for a laugh! The RV parks look great and inexpensive.
Another good job guys. 👍
Thanks
Great info.
My Daughter is active duty Air Force. Can family of service personnel stay in Military campgrounds to visit or not at all? Great videos enjoy them and Thank You for your Service
Most will let the service member sign in guests. They would need to make the reservation and bring you on/off the base. I recommend you daughter call the RV park on her base to check. The rules can vary from park to park.
Please than your daughter for her service from us! Safe travels
Excellent info. I wasn't aware of the network of military installations that offer RV camping. Might be an obscure subject, but I'd be interested in hearing more on your take with using them versus other commercial sites. Hard to get a spot? Need to book it way out, or can you occasionally just drop in? I realize that time of year would be a big impact. Thanks for the content. (Retired USAF. We call it a Base Exchange, BX) :)
We love staying on the bases and will do it as often as we can. It is usually much cheaper with full hookups. There was only one occasion in which I could not get reservations and that was because I was booking for the month. I usually make sure to book at least a month out to ensure I have a spot. Retirees can only book out as much as a year in advance.
@@todayissomeday Thanks for the feedback.
Are you guys going to the Tampa RV show this week? Love to meet up and say hi? Thanks
Not this year. We are at the Xcapers Bash in AZ
If you get the chance, Shaw Air Force Base, FamCamp.
Thank you. I just put it on our places map!
Love your videos, but be aware that filming is not allowed on many bases. At least filming the gates and access points for security reasons.
Our video is Seco approved but thanks for keeping it real.
Have you been to Sigsbee RV park in Key West? We have reservations there in December.
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No but we wanted too! We didnt get in this year.
Great info, thanks.
Why is the Ocean water dirty? 😢You two make me laugh! Outtakes so funny! Cute couple.
Bacteria levels in the water gets to high for safe swimming. Thanks for watching and safe travels!
Barrier Islands keep Mississippi River water along the coast line and drives salinity down and muddy appearance, can breed bacteria. Dams opened from flooding along Mississippi River this past year has contributed.
Wondering about health insurance (Tri Care) I'm on prime...can I stay on prime being a fulltime Rv er? How does this work?
You can....I beleive on PRIME, you have to go to the base where your PCP is assigned to be seen though. We have TriCare Select (with copays) that allows us to go out in town to be seen. They only have two regions now, so it is easy to change regions while traveling if need be.
I may have missed it, what was the 1 benefit of 1 park over the other?
The back section is farther from the train and road noise.
Was that a bird screeching, or a kid? Thanks for the review. You didn't mention that golf course behind you... I assume that was on the base too.
It was a screaming toddler. He was having a major melt down on the other side of the golf course.
We actually filmed in San Antonio at a private RV Park. I guess I should mention that in the future so its not confusing!
@@todayissomeday Thanks for clearing that up. ⛳️🏌️♀️
Good info! Roamingwithrover
Have y’all stayed at JRB Belle Chase outside of New Orleans?
Yes, it was nice and not to far from the city. You can drive in or take the ferry.
Seabees RULE!! Thx!!
Love it!
Army= PX or Exchange; Air Force = BX or Exchange
What is the best app to get to find stations to accommodate class A and dump stations
Stacy uses All Stays.
Air Force Base's Exchange is known as a BX.
Thanks for that! I always forget!
Can veterans gain access to the base? I went to Ut. A School there back in 1989. Honorable discharge with a disability rating.
Currently, the answer is no but that may change so keep an eye out. They are talking about opening up the commissary and exchange to veterans. Not sure about MWR facilities like RV parks.
Do u have to be active or prior military to say here?
Yes
Are you able to stay at any of the bases if my retired brother not there?
If you dont have a military ID they would need to be there to sign you in. You would be their guest so they would have to accompany you on and off the base.
Thanks for the information. I guess those will be the place we go with them. Thanks
I enjoy your videos a lot I served six years in United States Navy would I be able to use the military parks
There are a couple of them that you could use like the one in Del Rio, TX. But you would have to call them individually.
Is there a main contact number or website that offer these rv sites and to find out eligibility for retirees?
@@sandrasaxton5352 Unfortunately, no. I wish there was. If you find a base on campendium or allstays then google the RV park. You can get the number that way.
If you’re near fort Benning Columbus Georgia check out the infantry museum. Free but accept donations. Our son graduated there this past September. Big base and very nice museum and thank you both for your service and your son as well. My son went Army......oh well 😄
I (Stacy) am from Georgia so we will be back out there. Thanks for the info on the base. That is what we like best about our channel!!
We AT people call it nd and commissary.
Did you guys run a stop sign and a red light? Just wondered... Us Air Force retirees don't do that.
No stop signs. But if you look real close at that first light it was totally red. Although, Phil's opinion differs! lol
Can Vets use the campground?
At this time only active duty, retired, and those with 100% disability. There are a few that allows veterans to stay. I will let you guys know when we stay at one of those parks.
Good
Base exchange.....BX
My wife and I are loving your content. I am a retired veteran and my wife is a nurse. We just purchased our first travel trailer. (29ft Adirondack) We are documenting all of our mistakes and adventures on our channel, "Punish the Day with Jeff" please check us out and give us any tips or suggestions.
Navy calls it base exchange Air Force and Army call's it P X for post exchange.😀
Thanks! I dont know why I couldnt remember that.
@@todayissomeday Air Force is Base Exchange (BX). I believe all use Commissary. Also Keesler has a FamCamp. $20/night. Nice. Some sights with shade. Located off base, but on Gov property. Fenced and Quiet.
Great information.
Great info