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Military Park Keesler FamCamp (Keesler AFB)
Overview
Military Park Keesler FamCamp offers a secure and scenic retreat for eligible military members and their families visiting the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Located on the Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, this park provides a tranquil environment with a view of the Back Bay. The park is known for its cleanliness and well-organized layout, making it a reliable choice for those seeking a safe and community-focused atmosphere while exploring the vibrant local area.
Location & Surroundings
Situated directly on the shores of the Back Bay, the park provides a refreshing breeze and stunning sunset views over the water. Its placement within the base means guests are just moments away from the Keesler Medical Center, the commissary, and the base exchange. Beyond the gates, the bustling city of Biloxi awaits, offering a unique blend of coastal beauty and urban excitement, all within a short drive from the campground’s peaceful perimeter.
Amenities & Park Features
The park features dozens of sites, many of which are full hookup pads with concrete surfaces for easy leveling and setup. Guests have access to modern laundry facilities, clean restrooms, and showers, ensuring a comfortable stay regardless of duration. The waterfront picnic areas and designated pet-friendly spaces provide communal opportunities for socializing and recreation. Additionally, the availability of on-site management ensures the grounds remain well-maintained for all visitors.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Visitors can explore the famous Biloxi Lighthouse or try their luck at the numerous world-class casinos lining the shoreline. For nature enthusiasts, the nearby Gulf Islands National Seashore offers pristine beaches and hiking trails. Fishing is a popular local pastime, with several charter boat services operating out of the Biloxi Small Craft Harbor. Families often enjoy the maritime museums or taking a ferry trip to the historic Fort Massachusetts on Ship Island.
Who This Park Is Best For
This FamCamp is an ideal destination for military retirees and snowbirds looking for a secure winter home in a temperate climate. It also serves as a convenient stopover for active-duty families transitioning between assignments. Travelers who prioritize security and affordability will find this park to be a perfect fit, offering a sense of camaraderie among fellow service members and veterans in a picturesque coastal setting.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Aaron
Very friendly staff and fellow RVers, wifi was decent even for online gaming, and park was clean. Generally quiet, which was nice. Didn't have any issues while there, and it was quite affordable for the monthly stays. It's not on base which made getting delivery easy. The only thing is the gravel lot where the exit is very bumpy, so drive slow. Would definitely visit again. Got to see snow in MS!
Ronald Hansen
Last.minute reservation on Memorial Day weekend. Wonderful site with nice shade. It was a bit tight getting our 45’ motorhome in but easily doable. Thanks to Garmin RV GPS for getting us from the interstate with 13’6” clearance!!! Camp host was very helpful and all facilities are excellent. Highly recommend.
Gary Pratt
This is our second time at this park, and we truly enjoy it. We are currently the camp hosts for the summer and are having a great time meeting all the new campers and helping everyone out. The staff here is wonderful. The park has two bathhouses that are somewhat dated but clean. There are both pull-through and back-in sites available, and each site has a concrete slab and a patio, along with full hookups.
sherry corley
Ok so probably more like an 4.5 *. Our pull in was less than ideal and there is no WiFi , overall it was a quick and easy stopover on our way west. We did not access the restrooms or laundry so I can’t account for that. We were issued slot 47 and are in a 40’er. The roads are pretty narrow and there were vehicles parked all over the place. After having 2 owners move them we were able to swing into the slot. There were outside slots allotted to smaller rigs that could have easily parked into our slot without a problem. The staff and camp host were very friendly and helpful as we maneuvered in. That said, if you’re 40 ft or over, I recommend asking for the slots circled on the map photo as there would likely be no obstruction getting in. There is an enclosed dog park, children’s park and splash pad (which also has covered picnic tables) within walking distance. Would recommend and will be back if we are in the area. For $26 it was worth the price. You can get a beachside slot at another park for about a hundred bucks but well, being on a fixed income we will just drive the rig to the beach and hang out for a couple hours 😊 Oh, I forgot to mention….I had 2 wake up calls from a local train. One at 9:30pm and one at 4:30 am. My hubby didn’t hear them but they woke me up 🚂
Nelida Safrit
Campground is ok. Spaces are close together. Not much space to put out things. The spaces by the front are for big rigs. The ones in the back fit the smaller rigs. They are not level. Bathrooms and laundry room available
