Ft Carson, Colorado

[SOBX]

So, I've been lurking in the background for a few months now and am finally ready to introduce myself. I answer to Benjamin and am originally from Eastern North Carolina and proud of it. I grew up on the water and miss it dearly. The lack of humidity and salt in the air is killing me.

In 2005, I joined the Army as an Attack Helicopter Repairer. My career has taken me, in order, to South Korea, Texas, Iraq x2, Afghanistan x1, and Colorado. I plan on making this a career.

I am looking to get in to RV'ing as a family hobby. I'd like to find a light weight option for getting in to the hard - to - reach areas.

I'll explain, in detail, what I envision, but for now I've got to get out of the trick and do PT. Hope y'all can point me in the right direction!

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[Kudzu Asheville]

Welcome from Western North Carolina! I'm pretty new here too. This is a great place to learn about FGRVs!

Leslie

[Art VanDelay]

Go to the PX and purchase a Map and Book on Military Campgrounds. Also, there is a web site that a retiree has, it costs but has the latest about the various Mil campgrounds.

[ShirleyA]

Several years ago, Ft. Carson bought several Casitas for soldiers to rent for camping. As those campers aged, they sold them off the base. I've known a couple of folks who purchased them from Ft Carson. I don't know if they still have that program. Might be worth checking.