Hunter was extremely small with absolutely nothing to do. The buildings were in decent condition with the majority of post being renovated.
Tuttle was an absolute joke most days. The nurses are extremely rude (most of them) and rush you. You can’t throw away diapers in the facility when they make you change infants to weigh them! We did enjoy Dr. Kauff and Dr. Swan as doctors but the other doctors seemed to have terrible bedside manner. Most OB services and everything else were at Winn on Stewart. Not a terrible drive (40 min) but it was annoying when they bounced us back and forth so much!
The commissary and PX are tiny because it’s such a small post. We found the produce to be terrible and many of the refrigerated items were past expiration or a day or two out. We found Lucky’s Market, Kroger and Walmart to be way better choices!
The bowling alley and movie theaters have been closed for years. So the only thing open on post for recreation are the playgrounds in housing areas (many are dirty, broken and outdated) and at the lakes. The mosquitoes, gnats and other bugs were so abundant it makes it hard to enjoy the playgrounds.
The sports programs on post for kids were somewhat unorganized. One year for soccer we had a couch, another we didn’t and there was never information put out in advanced.
The pool and splash park were actually pretty great. Since it’s the only thing to do we frequently visited them. The prices were reasonable and the lifeguards were always friendly.
Crime rates around the post were awful. The best thing about this post was the proximity to Charleston, Jacksonville, Atlanta and Orlando!
I hope same day visit this place or become job there.
There’s nothing to do here, if they want customer attraction then make some activites
This army base is family friendly, however disappointed in there are no activities for the children to do or sport events for them to join. The only things available are some playgrounds.
Great experience I was born in the hospital there in August, 1944. I returned in June of 1967 for 2 week summer camp with the Washington, D.C. Air National Guard. Photo is from Magazine published in 1944
My Dad was stationed here in the 1950's while in the Air Force.
My now ex husband and I were stationed here in the 1980s and early 1990s and we enjoyed it.
Small and fulll of very helpful soliders and family! Great Golf course!
It's very clean and very nice but very small. Only 2 gas stations, one closes 630pm weekdays, and closed on weekends. Other is open normal hours. That's about the only bad I've seen here.