Address: 499 South Rd, Bedford, MA 01730, USA
Phone: +17812253953
jill caddell
First let me say to all the complainers out there...be thankful that the government is willing to provide RV sites, it is a privilege not a right to have it provided for active duty and retirees. They might not be perfect but most of the ones we've stayed in would get at least three stars from me and I am extremely picky. The famcamp is fairly close to Boston. It does not have amenities, so what, the price is great for what you get. I thought the sites were nice, we did stayed in a wider longer site which cost $3.00 more a day, well worth the extra money. The airport and planes did not bother us. They took off from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm so not a problem, we actually enjoyed watching them take off at sunset. Now for the negatives.... they don't allow small dog fences at the sites which is stupid, period. It's the only famcamp I've stayed at that has that rule. They don't have a reason for it either which makes it more stupid. Last negative, we needed propane the morning we left. I had to try and find the maintenance man because he did not have a cell or pager that alerts him when the office tries to contact him. This needs to be rectified. He finally noticed our RV at the propane tank and came over.
Angie White
Stayed almost a week. The site we had was level and neat and clean. We extended our stay twice. Once because there are so many historic things to see. And a second time because the u joint went out on the truck. The lady in the office is so nice and super helpful. She gave us info on how to get to the city and what to see. The camp grounds are right on an airport fence. But I like watching the planes and it's a smaller airport. We would for sure come back.
C Smoothsk8ter
Stayed here for a little over a month and enjoyed my visit. Ann Marie, Norm and Shannon who work in the office are very nice!! Nice laundry room and clubhouse although a pool table or something to do in the clubhouse would be nice. But great place to hang out and talk. Also enjoyed the fact that almost every night there's a Camp Fire with a circle of people visiting. And while I was here they had the potato bake which was awesome!! As with most campgrounds I've met very nice people here :)
Damaris Nevarez
I didn't personally stay here, but was working around the campsite for a few weeks and the place looks great. Dog friendly.
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Hello, Please visit the Fam Camp Website https://www.hanscomfss.com/famcamp or call Fam Camp 781-457-6956 for current and accurate information
Rick, Yes you can live in any Military FamCamp in all 50 States. I am 💯 percent disabled myself, and live in the Hanscom AFB FamCamp, in Bedford MA
Are you connected with Hanscom AFB?
These questions don't go to the company they just go out to answer the general public's question by the general public.. that said yes you do need to have a valid military ID to camp here, and availability is first come first serve absolutely no reservations.
No way. No surveillance
Thank you for your question, ma'am! As of now, eligible FamCamp guests include Active Duty and their families, Reserves, 20 year Retirees, and 100% Disabled Veterans.
The RV sites are only certain sites. The tent camping is in the back of the area. Outdoor recreation handles all the FamCamp during the off months. Contact them to ask.
Yes, you have to be active duty or retired military to camp there. They may also accept DoD ID card holders, but you would have to ask that. They do have tent sites as well as RV sites. Reservations not accepted, first come, first served only.
Yes
I think you need a sponsor.
One third of the Camp is closed during the Winter, but the rest of the Camp open during Winter.
Yes, there are multiple tent sites at the famcamp, and set under the trees of the Hartwell Town Forest.
Yes, Apr 29-May 2. It's a biannual cleanup and weird Air Force regulation event.
I think last year we payed $22 a night
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