Parris Island Landing Field / Page Field Marine Corps Outer Landing Field

Parris Island, US 🇺🇸 Closed Airport

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US-2023

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US-SC

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GPS Code: Not available

Local Code: Not available

Location: 32.32097° N, -80.68001° E

Continent: NA

Type: Closed Airport

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What Travelers Say

AI-Generated Summary Based on web research

Visitors to Parris Island Landing Field / Page Field Marine Corps Outer Landing Field (US-2023) primarily refer to individuals visiting the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island (MCRD Parris Island), as the landing field itself is largely a historical site now used for recruit training. Overall sentiment from visitors, especially those attending graduations, is overwhelmingly positive, marked by immense pride and satisfaction with the well-organized events and the transformative experience of their loved ones.

What Travelers Love

Exceptional Organization and Service: Visitors consistently praise the highly organized and timely nature of graduation ceremonies and Family Day activities. The staff is often described as friendly and efficient, ensuring a smooth experience for large crowds.
Well-Maintained Facilities: Amenities such as the Parris Island RV Park receive high marks for being spotless, having clean bathrooms and showers, and offering full hookups. The Marine Corps Exchange (BX) and Commissary are also noted as nice and adequate.
Rich Historical and Recreational Opportunities: Visitors appreciate the Parris Island Museum for its exhibits on Marine Corps history and traditions. Other available facilities like the General Gray Marine Warrior Library, the Legends Golf Course, and the Brig & Brew recreation facility (offering TVs, a movie theater, gaming, and free Wi-Fi) add to the positive experience.
Emotional and Scenic Experience: Many express deep pride and emotional satisfaction witnessing recruit graduations. The base's scenic surroundings, featuring palm trees and marshlands, provide ample photo opportunities.

Common Complaints

Base Entry Delays: Visitors frequently experience significant wait times when entering the base, particularly on Family Day (Thursday) and Graduation Friday, with delays sometimes reaching up to 45 minutes.
Limited Connectivity/Amenities at RV Park: While the RV Park is clean, some travelers note a lack of dedicated TV cable or Wi-Fi, though movies can be rented at the exchange.
Noise from Recruit Training: Guests staying at the RV Park or nearby accommodations should be prepared for early morning sounds of freedom, including rifle fire, forced marches, and drill instructors yelling at recruits, which some find disruptive while others consider it part of the unique experience.
Limited Services on Non-Graduation Weeks: The Java Café at the Douglas Visitors' Center is closed during non-graduation weeks, limiting food and beverage options for visitors during those times.

Overall, MCRD Parris Island offers a unique and highly impactful experience, particularly for families attending recruit graduations. While entry to the base can involve delays and some amenities are tailored to a military environment, the sentiment is overwhelmingly positive due to the pride in the Marine Corps, the well-organized events, and the historical significance of the location.

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