Camp Parks is an active U.S. Army installation in Dublin, California. Its official name is Parks Reserve Forces Training Area, and it is a sub-installation of Fort Hunter Liggett. This guide covers the address, contacts, visitor rules, housing, services, schools and childcare support, medical contacts, and recreation.

Base Overview

Official name Parks Reserve Forces Training Area
Military branch U.S. Army
Base status Active
Street address 620 6th Street, Dublin, CA 94568
Main phone number (925) 875-4650
Visitor Center phone (925) 875-4656
Official website Parks Reserve Forces Training Area

Location and Directions

Camp Parks is in Dublin, California, at 620 6th Street. The Main Gate is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Camp Parks is a sub-installation of Fort Hunter Liggett in Jolon, California.

Visitor Information

The Visitor Control Center is in Building 275 on Camp Parks Boulevard and is open from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Non-Department of Defense ID cardholders must normally have an escort unless they are approved for non-escorted access by the Physical Security Office. Visitors need a valid sponsor, a visitor pass, and an NCIC III background screening. After-hours visitors should go to the Main Access Control Point. A driver's license or state ID marked “Federal Limits Apply” needs a second form of identification. Confirm current access rules before traveling.

Housing and Lodging

The Camp Parks Army Housing Office provides information about on-post family housing, local rentals, leases, and landlord disputes. Call (925) 875-4688 for housing help. Temporary lodging is available at the IHG Army Hotel at Camp Parks, 1151 12th Street, Dublin, CA 94568. Call (925) 574-1004.

Facilities and Services

Camp Parks lists Army Community Service, Child and Youth Services, emergency services, housing, public works, Morale, Welfare and Recreation, religious support, and other installation offices.

Service Phone
Army Community Service (925) 875-4388
Public Works (925) 875-4638
Morale, Welfare and Recreation (925) 829-1505
Recreation Center (925) 829-1912
Religious Support Office (925) 875-4293

Schools and Childcare

Child and Youth Services is listed as a Camp Parks installation service. A School Liaison Officer is listed under Child and Youth Services. The available information does not name specific schools, a school district, or childcare center details.

Medical Services

Call 911 for a medical emergency. For non-emergency police, fire, or medical help, call (925) 875-4200 or (925) 875-4300.

The available information does not list an on-installation hospital or clinic. Confirm current medical services and access details before traveling.

Recreation and Amenities

Morale, Welfare and Recreation programs and facilities support authorized military personnel, families, retirees, and Department of Defense civilians. The fitness center can be reached at (925) 875-4392. The Recreation Center phone number is (925) 829-1912.

Things to Know

  • Camp Parks is also called Parks Reserve Forces Training Area, or PRFTA.
  • The installation supports Army Reserve and joint-force readiness as an academic institution, military intelligence facility, and Mission Training Complex.
  • The 91st Training Division and other Army Reserve and training organizations are located at the installation.
  • Visitors should allow extra time for background screening and access processing.
  • Access rules, office hours, and other operating information can change. Confirm details before traveling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official name of Camp Parks?

The official name is Parks Reserve Forces Training Area.

Where is Camp Parks?

Camp Parks is at 620 6th Street in Dublin, California.

Is the Main Gate open all day?

Yes. The Main Gate is listed as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Where do visitors go for access help?

Visitors should go to the Visitor Control Center in Building 275 on Camp Parks Boulevard during its listed hours. After hours, go to the Main Access Control Point.

What should visitors bring?

Visitors should bring accepted identification. A license or state ID marked “Federal Limits Apply” needs a second form of identification. Visitors also need a valid sponsor and must complete background screening.