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MARCH RESERVE AFB, FamCamp RV Park.
Overview
Overview
MARCH RESERVE AFB, FamCamp RV Park in March Air Reserve Base, California offers an accessible military campground setting situated in the Inland Empire region of Southern California. This facility provides a controlled environment for eligible service members, retirees, and Department of Defense civilians traveling through Riverside County with their recreational vehicles.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned just off Interstate 215 and State Route 60, the base sits in a valley landscape flanked by the Box Springs Mountains and the San Jacinto Mountains. The local climate delivers classic inland Mediterranean weather, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild winters with occasional brisk winds coming off the surrounding peaks and desert approaches.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details are subject to change, visitors should contact the campground office directly to confirm current operating procedures. Military FamCamps typically require travelers to verify operating hours, check-in requirements, and vehicle length limitations ahead of arrival, as well as confirming which utility hookups are available at specific recreational vehicle sites.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region places travelers within easy driving distance of several notable Southern California landmarks. Visitors can explore the aviation history at the adjacent March Field Air Museum, head north to the rugged trails of Box Springs Mountain Reserve, or travel east toward the resort cities of Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley via Interstate 10.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits military travelers, road-trippers passing through the Inland Empire, and RVers looking for a secure basecamp while visiting family in Riverside, Moreno Valley, or San Bernardino. It serves as an ideal stopover for those navigating Southern California highway corridors without dealing with commercial campground traffic.
Reviews
Ralph Mendez
Awesome place for Military and families to rent a rv spot with full hook up for $30.
Kaja SWIEB
RV park with full hookups, pull through or back in spots. Good Verizon and T mobile services. The laundry room is clean and prices are right. The area is a little run down and there is nothing to do.
David Culbertson
One night stay at the park. Our stay was very quiet, and the cooler temps were a welcome change from Tucson Park is first-come, first served. Easy to find, and access is fine. Newer sites around the periphery of the camp are back-in with concrete pads, few/new, small trees and newer picnic tables. Older sites are pull-through with gravel and picnic tables that need to be replaced. Pull-through sites had a few big trees. I was able to leave my JK Unlimited hooked up to my 37 foot Class A and not quite use the full length of the spot. 30 and 50 AMP power, water and sewer at our site (16), and I believe all of the sites. Camp "Support Facility" is always open, isn't always manned, and never manned on weekends. Easy self check-in, Visa and Mastercard only, via envelopes. $30 to $50 per night depending on the length of your stay. Facility has washer/dryers and a small self serve/pay convenience store that was well stocked with sodas, water, snacks, candy, and a limited selection of frozen snack and meals. There are change machines in the laundry, but both were inop during our visit. There are also a mens and ladies restrooms, but we couldn't find the door code anywhere, including the check-in paperwork. There are also overflow spots with full hook ups in the parking lot just west of the park. $25 night, but the rules are to only use overflow when there aren't any spots available in the park. There is also a dump station right inside the entrance.
Ken Plumley
Apparently, this Famcamp used to be very nice. However, now it is unkept. The office is only open for 2 1/2 hours in the morning. The weeds are 2 feet high and even block the camp sign. After the other reviews, I read from previous years. I am very disappointed and will not return. They charge $30 a day for full hook ups, There is no Wi-Fi really even television Reception. Out of all of the military campgrounds I have stayed in the last nine months. This will last on my list. The Recreation people don’t seem to care.
Dale Vig
The squirrels are horrible. They ate through the wires on my vehicle and I had to have it towed to a repair shop. Nobody at the campground offered to do anything to mitigate the problem. Be aware so your vehicle doesn't get damaged.