F E Warren AFB FamCamp (Military)

Nice quiet place clean rest rooms best place in Cheyenne. Plan route ahead as there is a low bridge

Site we got faces our neighbors, no shade trees on most drive through. Lawns need mowing, weeds are abundant. Trees need trimming. Man who booked our stay is very helpful and nice. Could be awesome place with some TLC. Easy ride or walk to museum, Bx or commissary. Main gate is shut down, but gate staff are quick and friendly. Gate 5 goes straight to town on Central Ave. go to Gate 2 to avoid tunnels. Lakes are nice, lots of park areas. 

Call mwr to get a reservation. We called the famcamp and they said it was first come first serve when we got there most of the spots were reserved and there was no one there to talk to. Which was a little stressful because of how big our rig is. Great water pressure the bathhouse is clean, there’s always a herd of pronghorn laying around which was cool

Use the missile drive gate 2 only to get to the Fam camp.
Nice place to stay, restful and quite, full hookups and Verizon has 3 bars here. Great stopping of point before heading to Yellowstone 

The sites are layed out as "Buddy Sites" where two sites are next to each other and pulled into from opposing directions putting the passenger sides, entry doors and patio awnings adjacent.

Sites are gravel and relatively level.

Water pressure is good although the hose bib leaked a slow stream constantly.  Electricity is solid and reliable.  Sewer hookup on my site didn't have a threaded top or a cap on it and looking down inside, the pipe had a hole in it at the elbow.  I called the office and they sent the folks out to look at it but told me they had a work order in for repair but in the meantime it was OK to use.

BE CAREFUL AND DO NOT FOLLOW YOUR GPS!   There is a low (11') railroad overpass outside of the campground.

Exit I-25 at exit 10D.  Turn left at the bottom of the ramp then veer right after crossing under the interstate toward the gate.  After going thru the gate, go thru a 4-way stop and turn right on SOUTH CREEK DRIVE.  (There is no "FAMCAMP" sign here.  You CAN can go down to to the next road (FAMCAMP ROAD) but I accidentally found this way to be easier and puts you right at the office.)  You will see a railroad overpass in front of you that is too low for anything other than a van pulling a pop-up.  Turn LEFT before it down a gravel road.  It is not marked and will take you up over a hill and put you right at the (unmanned) FamCamp office, showers and laundromat.  The codes for the doors are under the cover for the drop box next to the walkway.  Payment envelopes are inside the drop box.  Campsite assignments and a campsite map are inside the office on the wall.

Another option, if over 30' long, you CAN use the Gate 5 entrance to avoid the obstacles and round-about.  Take Exit 12 from I-25 onto the base.  Once thru the gates, continue straight on Central Ave.  This will circle around the perimeter of base housing.  You will eventually cross a track.  Shortly afterwards the road changes to Missle Drive.  Watch for the "FamCamp / Picnic Area" sign on your left.  Turn left on the gravel road before the sign to the FamCamp.

And yet ANOTHER option is to enter thru Gate 1, the main gate, from I-25 at Exit 11 (Randall Ave.).  Once thru the gate and round-about, continue straight on Randall Ave. to the 2nd light.  Turn left on Old Glory Rd.  Go to the next signal and turn right on Missile Dr.  Continue on Missile Dr. and watch for the brown "FamCamp / Picnic Area" sign on the right.  Turn right on the gravel road immediately after the sign and follow it to the FamCamp.

The FamCamp office is on the far side of the FamCamp.  You need to drive tru the FamCamp to get to the office.

FamCamp Office Phone
(307) 773-3874 in season
(307) 773-2988 in winter
(307) 773-1110 - Base Information

Camp site easy to find. Spaces are super tight. The black tank sewer hose was right at our front door. We were in spot #25 and packed in pretty tight but several spots were open. Dry camping spots were wide open and we wish we did that. There’s a dump site for boondockers.  Off season when the water is turned off, dumpsite costs $5 (per the sign). There are train tracks right next to the grounds and we heard the train pretty early. 

This is a fine park.   Our only complaint is the grass needed cutting really bad.   Our site was comfortable with plenty of room between other RV's and antelope hanging around eating (which was a real nice surprise).  The park sits in a bowl and there are train tracks atop one side of a burm.  Even though the train is very close, it is not loud or disturbing at all.  Wifi was ok, Verizon signal was ok and utilities were fine.  We were suppose to stay only 2 nights but I got tonsillitis and they were very nice to work with us so we could stay longer for me to recover.  We would go back.

Rained and very muddy with lots of potholes . Sites close together. 

The drive in is a good indicator of the camp. The dirt road is covered with pot holes and the trees overhang the road.

Areas designated for short rigs seem to have nice grass, trees and separation but the pull thru spots for large rigs are gravel and very close.

We stayed in a motorhome facing our neighbors not having enough room to extend our awning and they didn't have a slide out on the side facing us. Very Tight!