Fairfax County, Northern Virginia, Virginia, United States
Installation type
Army installation
Status
Active
Get oriented
At a glance.
Fort Belvoir is an Army installation in Fairfax County on the Potomac River. Its community includes many defense and federal tenant organizations, each with a specific workplace and reporting chain. [2]
Camp Humphreys and Fort Humphreys are historical names for this Virginia installation. They should not be confused with the present-day Camp Humphreys in South Korea. [1]
Each detail has its own dated source. Confirm current procedures and availability with the responsible organization.
Life around your next station
Moving & living.
Start with your sponsor and the installation’s official newcomer resources. Confirm the arrangements that apply to your household before you travel.
Confirm the reporting destination
Soldiers report to their assigned unit before Welcome Center processing. The newcomer page identifies the Welcome Center at 9625 Middleton Road, Building 1189; confirm the unit’s sequence before travel.
The military Housing Services Office and the Villages at Belvoir have different roles. Ask about community lease assistance, eligibility and the appropriate family or unaccompanied application.
Belvoir’s lodging listings contain inconsistent advance-booking and pet statements. Obtain current terms directly from the property and confirm travel authorization.
Use the school liaison to identify enrollment, records and district questions for the intended home address. A duty-station assignment does not select the school.
Contact the child-care resource office early. Ask about eligibility, the request process and care covering your actual duty schedule; a request is not a confirmed placement.
The installation’s medical center is now Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center. Confirm enrollment and the specific clinic rather than using the former hospital name as directions.
Use the listed readiness office for relocation and household referrals. Confirm which programs serve your service, duty status and family circumstances.
Soldiers report to their assigned unit before Welcome Center processing. The newcomer page identifies the Welcome Center at 9625 Middleton Road, Building 1189; confirm the unit’s sequence before travel.
The installation’s medical center is now Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center. Confirm enrollment and the specific clinic rather than using the former hospital name as directions.
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.