Camp Mabry Travel Camp

Did not stay but stopped by while visiting the area. Camp is full of long-term soldiers, email from request for reservations. "Good Afternoon, Yes, you can stay at the RV Park if retired, up to 14 days and book up to 60 days in advance. We do, however, stay pretty full with long term soldiers on orders so I suggest making reservations for the RV Park no more than 2-3 weeks out to avoid getting cancelled if a long-term soldier gets moved in. The price is currently $30/day with full hookups." Camp Mabry Lodging 512.782.5500. great free museum on base. https://tmd.texas.gov/garrison-command then select lodging.

I was here to attend an airshow event and was allowed to park without charge in what could be considered an overflow area for two reasons. One is that the CG is completely full of permanents and the other is that sites are open only to active duty National Guard members. Retirees are not permitted whether you are a Guard member or not. Even if that were the case, the park would not be one that I would use. There is only one authorized entrance to the military base and it is some distance from the campground. Most of the sites are for smaller RVs (30 ft or less) and many are un-level. It is more or less a sardine can with little room to maneuver into the sites. They do have full hook-ups and some shade. I did not see a bathhouse. Check in is at the lodging office and that is not well marked, which makes it difficult to find.

I was told that this camp was NOT open for retired.