California · Army

Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area

Dublin, California

Installation overview

About Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area

Camp Parks is a major Army Reserve training center in the San Francisco Bay Area supporting reserve component readiness.

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Location

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Dublin, California

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Camp Parks, CA 94568

Quick Facts

Branch
Army
Installation type
Training Area
State
California
Nearest city
Dublin
Official website
Visit official site
Area hazard risk
Relatively Low

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Last verified: January 2024

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PCS Climate and Natural Hazards

Climate and hazard profile near Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area

NOAA climate normals from the nearest reporting station (LIVERMORE MUNI AP, CA US), plus community-level hazard exposure for Alameda County.

Avg high
72.7°F
Avg low
47°F
Annual rainfall
15.18 in
Typical snowfall
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Natural-hazard exposure

Overall: Relatively Low
HurricaneVery Low
WildfireRelatively High
TornadoVery Low
FloodRelatively Low
Extreme heatRelatively Low

Climate normals period: 1991-2020. Hazard ratings are community-level public references for PCS planning and are not installation-specific determinations. Sources: NOAA NCEI and FEMA National Risk Index methodology. Compare bases by natural-hazard risk.

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Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area FAQ

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Where is Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area located?

Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area is located near Dublin, California.

What city is closest to Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area?

Dublin is the nearest listed city for Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area.

What is it like to live near Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area?

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What is the natural-hazard risk near Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area?

The surrounding Alameda community has a FEMA National Risk Index rating of Relatively Low. Climate normals nearby include average high near 72.7°F, average low near 47°F, about 15.18 inches of annual rainfall. These are community-level public references for PCS planning, not installation-specific hazard determinations.