The Inn at Schofield Barracks features a cafe open to all authorized patrons. Kolekole Bar and Grill, a full-service restaurant, offers a variety of menu items, beverages and entertainment with multiple flat screens for your enjoyment. For larger events, Family and MWR has a catering and conference center for special events such as hail and farewells, seminars, birthday parties and weddings.
The Nehelani Banquet and Conference Center provides you with everything you need for dining, conferences and unwinding at the end of the day. The Nehelani is also an ideal catering or meeting location with banquet and meeting rooms to meet any group size. The facility is open to all ranks. Call the Nehelani at and the Kolekole Bar and Grill at Nehelani catering can be reached at The larger facility at Schofield Barracks 46 lanes offers automatic scoring, open and league bowling, snack facilities, pro shops and the latest in glow-in-the-dark cosmic bowling.
The eight-lane Wheeler bowling center offers open and league bowling and snack facilities. Both bowling centers are open to active-duty and retired soldiers, their families, Department of Defense civilians and guests, and they are available for catering and party rentals. For more information, call the Schofield Bowling Center at and the Wheeler bowling facility at The Health and Fitness Center at Schofield Barracks offers a variety of classes including cardio kickboxing, cycling, yoga and Zumba.
The center also has personal trainers available by appointment. The center provides cardio and weight machines, free weights, punching and kicking bags, a stretch cage and CrossFit equipment. Unique to the center is a climbing wall. For more information, call The center offers a full complement of equipment that supports cardiovascular strength and endurance, weight training and circuit training. Racquetball, basketball and tennis courts and a CrossFit room are also available.
With a sweeping view of the mountains, the course offers a stall driving range equipped with lights for night use, two large putting greens, a pitching green with a sand bunker, a three-hole chipping green, a pro shop, and a full-service restaurant and snack bar.
Call for more information and tee times. The Arts and Crafts Center at Schofield Barracks, , offers classes in ceramics, pottery, painting, quilting and youth art, as well as group activities, birthday parties, seasonal workshops and do-it-yourself framing. Custom framing and laser engraving services, kiln firing and a craft supply store are also available. This facility has a variety of ready-made gifts for farewell presentations or other occasions.
The facility is a state of -certified safety inspection station. The center offers everything you need to work on your vehicle, including automotive bays, lifts and tools for checkout. If you are unable to repair your own vehicle, the auto skills center has certified mechanics.
It provides special military rates and discounts on travel essentials like airline tickets, hotels and car rentals. Discounted tickets are available for dinner cruises and other attractions, cruises to the neighbor islands and select locations worldwide, luaus, sports events, theme park attractions and other exciting offerings.
Yano Library on Schofield Barracks. Items are shared among the two libraries, and interlibrary loans from other institutions are also available. Both libraries circulate books, DVDs, music CDs, audiobooks and video games and offer reference materials, periodicals, internet-accessible workstations for in-library use and free access to online databases.
Free Wi-Fi is also available. Examples include the Summer Reading Program, preschool story times, book clubs, online database tutorials, culture workshops and holiday presentations. The Sgt. In addition, the museum exhibits the history of Schofield Barracks from its settlement by the Army in to the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Admission is free. It offers recreational programs such as surfing, stand-up paddle boarding, fishing, reball reusable paintball , kayaking, hiking, biking and cultural excursions. Equipment Checkout : The ODR Checkout Center boasts a wide range of equipment for rent: inflatable bouncers, tents and camping equipment, surfboards, sports equipment and lots of party supplies, including canopies, shave ice machines, large barbecue grills, gas-powered blenders, cotton candy machines, a dunk tank, equipment trailers and many more items.
ODR also offers special event packages on the property, which include set up and tear down. ODR actively partners with units to conduct mission training and Adventure PT and is proud to offer in-house reball on the facility grounds. ODR instructs, gives tours and shares the island. It offers open-water, advanced, specialty and master dive training. Island Divers also has an active diving club and offers boat tours for whale watching.
Scuba equipment is available for checkout. Call for information or visit www. The Richardson Pool at Schofield Barracks is open year-round. It is the largest pool in the Department of Defense. At meters long, this pool will challenge the heartiest of swimmers and provides plenty of space water activities. The pool has diving boards, a foot-long slide and a separate kiddie pool play area.
Swimming lessons, lifeguard training and camps and first aid and CPR certification classes are also available at Richardson Pool. Some activities are held in the Tropics Recreation Center, which boasts numerous big-screen televisions, pool tables, video games and Big BOSS, a mechanical bull.
In addition to the helping the local community with special events, BOSS is also involved with community service projects, such as Habitat for Humanity. Call for program details. The Army provides tennis courts at several locations.
For information on courts at Schofield Barracks, call the Tennis Center for at Tropics Recreation Center is a high-energy facility designed to give you a place to relax and have a good time. Enjoy interactive gaming systems, pool and poker tables, a full-service cafe, a bar, a professional music room, an entertainment stage and much more. The facility is open to guests 18 years and older. Events include pool and poker tournaments, holiday celebrations and more.
Are you a sports fan? Relocating to a new home can be one of the most stressful situations in life. Whether moving across town or the nation, preparation and organization make all the difference. For military moves, visit www. The first step should be to inventory your personal belongings.
The list, with photographs of any valuables, will be important for both insurance purposes and to help keep you organized during transit. Plan for one full day to pack each room — though the kitchen and garage may take longer. Make a rough estimate of your packing schedule and then add 50 percent more time.
It always takes longer than predicted to pack. Toss or donate unused items to lighten your load. Visit www. The key to a successful transition is your sponsor. Commands are required to provide you with a sponsor to ease your transition during your move. Your sponsor at your new duty station can assist you in many ways such as helping arrange your Temporary Lodging Allowance, providing transportation from the airport to temporary quarters, helping make pet quarantine arrangements, showing you around the base and giving you general information about the community and on-base facilities.
Your sponsor has probably lived here for a while and can assist you in finding the best places to live, schools, education, recreation and important information for pets. Contact your sponsor as soon as possible before leaving for. Units try to match sponsors and service members by rank and family status.
If you do not receive a sponsor, visit www. Other sources of information include your local military and family support center at your current command. Pet restrictions apply to families living on the installation in privatized housing. Inquire with your housing office for information. Moves are stressful for everyone — including the family pet.
Pets can sense stress and a change in routine can be difficult for them. If possible, keep your pets in a quiet, secure area while movers pack up or unload your belongings. Movers will have your door open while they move boxes and furniture, and a pet may slip out the door undetected. Make sure you keep a collar with an ID tag on your pet at all times. Ensure the tag has your current phone number on it.
It is also a good idea to microchip your pets. If your pet escapes during any part of your move, you want the animal shelter that scans the chip to be able to contact you. As soon as you are alerted to your upcoming permanent change of station move, you can start getting your house and family ready. Clean up and get rid of junk. Hold a yard sale or donate serviceable items you no longer need.
Gather important family records. If you are moving overseas, begin to plan what items will go in unaccompanied baggage, in your household goods shipment and in permanent storage. Accompanied members are authorized to ship their full weight allowance, but keep in mind that homes in are sometimes smaller than those on the mainland. It may be best to leave personally owned ranges, refrigerators, washers, dryers, oversized furniture and cold-weather clothing and equipment in storage on the mainland.
If you have any gas appliances i. Gas appliance fixtures do not exist in privatized family housing and are uncommon on the economy. Consider shipping lawn care equipment such as lawn mowers and weed eaters.
These items are available for use to family housing residents through self-help stores but may not be available at the time you want them. Unaccompanied members should contact their military shipping and personal property office to find out their shipping weight allowances. Although is a full weight allowance area for the shipment of household goods, it is a good idea to contact the housing office in before PCSing for a pre-move assessment on what to ship and what to put into storage.
Complimentary front and side lawn care is provided year-round. You are authorized an unaccompanied baggage shipment often called an express shipment. This shipment should be limited to clothing, linens, dishes, towels, cooking utensils and other housekeeping items.
You may also ship cribs, playpens, baby carriages and articles necessary for the care of your children. Small radios, portable televisions, sewing machines and small appliances may also be shipped. Items are loaned while waiting for your household goods shipment. Items available include small electrical appliances, pots, pans, dishes, ironing boards, high chairs, cribs and more.
Your ID card and copy of orders are required. Call the Relocation Readiness Program at for more information. Each service member is authorized to ship one privately owned vehicle at government expense.
You must have permission from the lien holder to transport the vehicle to. If you are shipping a privately owned vehicle, it will require more time to arrive from the East Coast and Southeast portion of the continental United States.
Allow at least three weeks for a vehicle to arrive from the West Coast. All personal vehicles must be safety inspected and registered within 30 days after arrival. The office is open to all military personnel, their family members and civilian personnel who have base access.
Be sure to make your reservations early. Hotel accommodations are usually plentiful except during high tourist seasons December through March and May through August. Accommodations must be Temporary Lodging Allowance approved. TLA is authorized for all command-sponsored military personnel arriving on permanent change of station orders pending availability or completion of permanent living arrangements. TLA is an allowance to help offset the cost of living in hotels during your PCS move; it is not an advance but a reimbursement.
TLA commences the date your PCS orders are endorsed as having reported aboard, so have your orders endorsed with the time and date reported as soon as possible after arriving. You will not be reimbursed for temporary lodging prior to the report date endorsed on your orders. Tripler Lodging has two-room suites with two double beds or one queen, TV, microwave, small refrigerator, coffee pot, internet access, lanai and private bath. All guests that cannot be accommodated at Tripler are automatically referred to the Inn at Schofield Barracks.
For more information, call , ext. Accommodations consist of guest rooms in two towers, some with views of the Pacific Ocean. All rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with a mini refrigerator, coffeemaker, flat-screen HD TV, free internet and in-room security safes. Eligible patrons include active or retired members of the armed forces, Department of Defense personnel, reservists and National Guardsmen, their families and sponsored guests.
For more information, visit www. The Inn at Schofield Barracks is the official temporary lodging for all Army personnel on Oahu and is the only facility authorized to issue a certificate of non-availability CNAs are not issued if the inn is unable to lodge your pet.
The inn is within walking distance of the commissary, exchange and Richardson Pool. Rooms include small refrigerators, coffee pots and microwaves. Other amenities include wireless internet, air conditioning, laundry facilities, on-site parking, a hour convenience store and an onsite deli. Inouye International Airport HNL is the primary hub for domestic overseas and inter-island flights and is currently one of the three State airports accommodating international flights. It is identified as one of the busiest airports in the United States.
The installation is approximately 18 miles from the airport. Proceed on H-1 to the H-2 interchange and go north to Wahiawa. As you go through the third traffic light, you will see the Inn at Schofield on the right. As you turn right into the parking area, the Main Lobby is on your left. Follow the exit directions; Turn left onto Rodgers Blvd, continue for about 0.
Turn left on Puuloa Road continue for 1. Puuloa Road will run into Jarrett White Road. Continue on Jarrett White Road for 1. Proceed on Jarrett White Road and continue until you see the emergency room on the left, at that point make a right turn up the road, Tripler Lodging will be on the third driveway on the left.
The Oahu Military Directory Assistance can be reached at Show More. Main Contact Info. United States Army. Cost of Living. The Schofield Training area is not restricted by use agreement, meaning that exercises can be held seven days a week. The only bigger problem that the area faces is its size.
Since the impact area is so small, the ranges are forced to be set closer together. This means that the maximum firing distance is only about 5 km, well below the maximum range of most military weapons. Due to the lack of room to maneuver properly, artillery weapons tend to be put in a few firing points over and over again. This causes the range and firing positing safety zones to overlap, and makes it so they cannot be used at the same time.
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