Schofield Barracks, located in the Wahiawa District of Oʻahu, Hawaii, is a prominent U.S. Army installation established in 1908. Named after Lieutenant General John McAllister Schofield, it was initially set up to provide mobile defense for Pearl Harbor. The base spans 17,725 acres and has been home to the 25th Infantry Division, known as 'Tropic Lightning', since 1941. It also serves as the headquarters for United States Army Hawaii and hosts the Pacific field office of the Army CID. With a population of nearly 15,000, Schofield Barracks offers a unique insight into military operations and history.
Visitors may require prior authorization or escort to access certain areas within the base.
Nearby Wahiawā offers additional attractions and amenities for visitors.
Photography may be restricted in certain areas; always check for posted signs.
Spring offers mild weather, making it ideal for exploring both the base and the surrounding areas.
Summers are warm and can be busy with military activities; plan visits accordingly.
Fall is a quieter time with pleasant weather, perfect for learning about the base's history.
Winters are mild, providing comfortable conditions for exploring the military and natural sites.
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$80-$150 p/day
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