Are you the owner for this park? Make it a featured listing and be seen in the top search results!
Military Park Lemoore RV Park and Campground (Lemoore NAS)
Overview
Overview
Located within the secure confines of Naval Air Station Lemoore in California, the Military Park Lemoore RV Park serves as a convenient and quiet destination for authorized personnel. This facility offers a straightforward, functional environment designed specifically for military families and veterans who are traveling through the Central Valley. The park maintains a modest atmosphere, prioritizing safety and accessibility for those with base privileges who require a reliable place to park their recreational vehicles during their travels.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley, the park provides an inland location that is surrounded by expansive agricultural landscapes. The flat terrain of Lemoore offers travelers a tranquil setting away from the congestion of major coastal cities. Being on-base provides a gated security environment that offers peace of mind for travelers. The surrounding area remains relatively rural, providing a calm backdrop for those looking to rest while traversing the busy highways of Central California.
Amenities & Park Features
The campground is designed for functional comfort, offering full hookup sites that cater to the needs of modern RVers. Guests have access to basic base facilities, which often include laundry rooms and bathroom structures maintained for military personnel. The sites are spacious enough to accommodate most mid-to-large rigs, ensuring that setting up is a relatively simple process. The park is characterized by its clean and orderly layout, reflecting the standard of military-run installations across the country.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
While the immediate area is agricultural, visitors are within driving distance of significant California landmarks. A short trip takes you toward the Sierra Nevada foothills or the vibrant city life of Fresno. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the nearby Kings River for fishing and seasonal recreation. For those interested in regional culture, the proximity to local farmers markets and agricultural tours provides a unique look at the rich heritage of the valley that supplies much of the nation's fresh produce.
Who This Park Is Best For
This RV park is ideal for active-duty military members, retirees, and authorized veterans who value security and simplicity over resort-style amenities. It is a perfect choice for those who are traveling along the I-5 corridor and need a cost-effective, dependable stopover. If you prefer a quiet, low-key environment where you can connect with fellow members of the military community, this campground provides the professional and secure experience that many military travelers specifically seek out.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Rick White
Flat, hard pads. Nice.
Joaquin Aldana
We stayed Ellyson RV Park for 9 days. The RV park was clean, had nice leveled concrete pads, picnic table and each site had its own outside trash bins that were picked up daily. The dog park, by far, is the best dog park of any famcamp, or RV park we have ever been to. There is a driving range right next to the dog park that was quite nice as well. All sites are FHU w/ 15/30/50amp. If you have a big rig, make sure to unhook at your given site and then head to the MWR to complete your check in. Having a McDonalds on base and right around the corner was nice too. We did not use their laundry room or restrooms. The famcamp is across the street from a barracks/dorm building. So occasionally or rarely, you'll hear a Sailor revving up their engine or a bit of loud music, but nothing that can be heard from inside the rig. Overall extremely peaceful. If we are ever back in the area, we will definitely stay here.
Becky Burtis
A very warm low 80s for end of October! A good campground to overnight or for a couple of days at $28/night. We had FHU on a concrete pad. Everything is gravel or pea gravel and pull throughs. We had CG WiFi, good Verizon, and a bunch of OTA TV channels. During working hours, use the truck gate when you turn off CA 198 at the main gate. Every site has its own garbage can. My only complaint has to do with the check in process. I made the reservation using the toll free number, and the agent couldn't tell me my site number. We tried calling an hour before our arrival, but all we got was the answering machine. So we pulled into the park figuring the MWR folks would tell us at the office. However, there is no office at the campground, and they currently don't have a host. There was no map or directions to tell us where the office is, and no bulletin board or announcement posted as to our site number. We called the MWR number on the welcome sign again, and you guessed it, got the answering machine. Luckily, another camper told us where the MWR office was. We dropped the Jeep and went to the office, and there are 3 ladies there. You think one would be able to answer the phone! I'd say it was a one off situation except the exact same thing happened the next day, except this time I was the guy telling the arrival where to go. Dog park, golf driving range adjacent to campground. McDonald's a short walk away, but drive through only.
Elizabeth Booth
Basic rv park. No cable or over the air channels. Very noisy being near dorms and loud vehicles of people who live there. Not much to see nearby and very windy while I was there.
Brendan Raboza
Prices were awesome.