U.S. Army Garrison Daegu in Daegu, South Korea
U.S. Army Garrison Daegu is an active United States Army garrison in Daegu, South Korea. It supports several Area IV locations, including Camps Walker, George, Henry, and Carroll. This guide covers access, housing, schools, medical care, services, and recreation.
Base Overview
| Official name | United States Army Garrison Daegu |
|---|---|
| Military branch | United States Army |
| Base status | Active |
| Official website | U.S. Army Garrison Daegu |
Location and Directions
The garrison headquarters is in Nam District of Daegu Metropolitan City. USAG Daegu supports Camp Walker, Camp George, Camp Henry, Camp Carroll in Waegwan, the Busan Storage Facility, and Pier 8 in Busan.
The garrison provides visitor maps, shuttle-bus schedules, camp maps, and local subway information. For gate locations and directions, visitors should use the Digital Garrison application.
Visitor Information
USFK employees, Department of Defense civilians, dependents, and Soldiers generally use identification cards to enter. Other visitors need a sponsor or escort and must get a pass at an authorized Visitor Control Center. Visitor-control locations include Camp Walker Main Gate 7, Camp Henry Gate 2, and Camp Carroll Gates 1 and 4.
Sponsored visitors may receive a 24-hour pass. International travelers must show a passport and surrender a government-issued photo ID. Children age 12 and under do not need a photo ID under the stated visitor-pass rules. Gate hours can change, so confirm access details before traveling.
Housing and Lodging
USAG Daegu provides housing help for the Area IV community. Newcomers can contact the Housing Services Office for information about on-base and off-base housing. Camp Walker Lodge and Camp Carroll Lodge are available for Soldiers, Families, retirees, and civilians.
Residents can submit barracks and family-housing work orders through the Army Maintenance Application.
Facilities and Services
Most family-support facilities are on Camp Walker. Services include Army Community Service, an Exchange, a full-sized commissary, Child and Youth Services, a Child Development Center, a Teen Center, Soldier Support Center, Military Personnel Division, DEERS and ID-card services, legal assistance, religious support, Army Emergency Relief, travel services, post office services, and MWR programs.
Camp Carroll has a commissary, small shoppette, troop medical and dental clinic, lodging, and MWR and community services. Area IV shuttle buses connect places such as Camp Carroll, Camp Walker, and Camp Henry.
Schools and Childcare
| School | Location | Grades |
|---|---|---|
| Daegu Elementary School | Camp George | Preschool through 5th grade |
| Daegu Middle High School | Camp Walker | 6th through 12th grade |
Childcare includes the Camp Walker Child Development Center for children from 6 weeks through kindergarten. The School Age Center serves students in 1st through 5th grade. Youth programs are available for middle- and high-school-age children after school and during summer break.
Medical Services
Camp Walker has Wood Medical Clinic and Bodine Dental Clinic. Camp Carroll has Carroll Troop Medical Clinic and Carroll Troop Dental Clinic.
TRICARE resources provide information about enrollment, medical and dental care, referrals, and emergency care. The garrison homepage instructs people using a cell phone to call 0503-364-5911 during an emergency.
Recreation and Amenities
MWR programs include bowling, community activity centers, outdoor recreation, golf, libraries, sports and fitness, dining, Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers, and tours and travel. Named facilities include Windy City Bowl & Grill, Fairways, Hilltop Bar & Grill, Perimeter Pub, and Hana Tours.
The garrison also provides an Apsan Mountain hiking map and national biking-trail maps. Camp Carroll has an Event and Entertainment Center and a Community Activity Center, while Camp Walker has a Community Activity Center.
Things to Know
- USAG Daegu is a garrison made up of several Area IV locations, not one compact installation.
- Most family-support services are on Camp Walker.
- Service members bringing family to Korea should apply for command sponsorship through their Military Personnel Division or unit S1 before departure.
- Command-sponsored family travel requires the applicable overseas Exceptional Family Member Program screening.
- Visitor rules, gate hours, and service hours can change. Confirm current information before traveling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is USAG Daegu?
The garrison headquarters is in Nam District of Daegu Metropolitan City, South Korea.
Which locations does USAG Daegu support?
It supports Camps Walker, George, Henry, and Carroll, plus locations in Busan.
Where can visitors get an installation pass?
Non-USFK-affiliated visitors can get a pass at an authorized Visitor Control Center with sponsorship or an escort.
Are schools available for military-connected children?
Yes. Daegu Elementary School serves preschool through 5th grade, and Daegu Middle High School serves 6th through 12th grade.
What medical clinics are available?
Camp Walker has Wood Medical Clinic and Bodine Dental Clinic. Camp Carroll has troop medical and dental clinics.