Army · North Carolina
Stem, Granville County, North Carolina, United States
Arrange a Camp Butner training visit with current Guard scheduling, unit-coordinated billeting and a clear distinction from the larger former wartime camp.
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Camp Butner Training Center is an active North Carolina National Guard training site near Stem. It serves scheduled military and other authorized training users. [1]
The active training center is distinct from the much larger former wartime property, parts of which now have other uses. Use the current training-center destination. [6]
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Phone numbers belong to the offices named above. Check the linked official pages for current hours and availability.
Prepare for the training site
Coordinate reporting, site access and allocated facilities with your unit and the responsible site office before travel. Family support arrangements depend on your duty status.
The training center lists ranges, classrooms, kitchens and troop billeting. Send the scheduler your training dates, activity and accommodation needs together; confirm the approved facilities and site orientation before moving the unit.
Site schedulingUse the current site address, rather than a former-camp landmark.
Property contextTroop billeting and bivouac areas are training resources. Ask which accommodation your unit has been allocated, what bedding or equipment to bring, and how meals and classrooms are coordinated.
Training facilitiesAsk Guard Family Programs about referrals and eligibility.
NCNG Family ProgramsFor a household move, confirm the receiving district.
Military-child resourcesCheck DriveNC for construction, crashes and weather closures before departure. Give the scheduler your expected arrival and confirm the final approach to Roberts Chapel Road separately from any former Camp Butner landmark.
NCDOT conditionsGo straight to the source
Confirm current procedures and arrangements with the responsible organization.
The place behind the name
Current & former names: Camp Butner Training Center · Camp Butner · CBTC
The state marker records Camp Butner’s opening in August 1942.
Milestone sourceNCNG describes the active site’s training and scheduling role.
Milestone sourceNo. The current training center and former-camp property are different areas.
No. Confirm scheduled training and access with the site.
Family Programs provides benefits information and referrals; eligibility depends on circumstances.
Use the child’s actual residence and district.
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Last source review: .
Source review completed against the cited official webpages and, where direct access was restricted, publicly indexed official text. This is an online editorial check, not a phone call, site visit or official endorsement. Confirm current access procedures, eligibility and availability with the responsible office. Targeted follow-up on November 7, 2026 reviewed the previously flagged practical-guidance and status gaps. New or rechecked source rows carry their own dates. Unchanged historical, image and contact facts retain earlier checks; no phone or field verification is claimed.
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