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MCCS Offerings for Summer Recreation

MCCS Offerings for Summer Recreation - Infographic

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Brig & Brew

Brig & Brew was originally the Depot Brig for nearly 100 years. It is now a historic recreation facility offering a variety of activities to include pool, volleyball, darts, pinball machines, air hockey, corn hole, free wi-fi and much more. Stop by to relax and unwind with some family fun.

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CREDO Retreats

CREDO offers marriage, family, and single person resiliency retreats, including personal and spiritual growth retreats, teen retreats, marriage enrichment workshops and unit team building.

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Subway

Fast food doesn't have to be unhealthy. SUBWAY® sandwiches and salads offer a healthier and fresher alternative to traditional fast foods, but they still taste delicious and are made-to-order in a matter of minutes.

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Parris Island R.V. Park

The Parris Island R.V. Park provides a great atmosphere for military families and friends on the go. Located minutes from downtown Beaufort, we offer 18 sites.

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New Parent Support

The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a professional team of social workers and nurses who offer education, counseling and support to expectant parents, adoptive parents or families with children five and under.

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Engraving Gift Shop

The Engraving Shop has several specialty designed items to commemorate accomplishments and careers. Using only official Marine Corps logos, our personalized items make the perfect gift or family heirloom.

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Child Care Resource & Referral

FCC homes offer safe, high quality child care through well-trained staff in a family/home atmosphere with a small group of children in government housing. Care can include full day, part day, hourly or extended day care for parents that work non-traditional hours.

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Capstone & Commander's Verification

The culmination of the transition process when verification is made through an interview with CRMC Staff and the CO Designee that the transitioning member has met CRS, has a viable plan to transition from military to civilian life, and has been extended the opportunity to be connected with external agencies that offer additional assistance.

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Child and Youth

Child and Youth Programs (CYP) provide high quality child care programs and services that support eligible families. Child Development Programs, available for children six weeks through 12 years of age, include Child Development Centers, School Age Care and Family Child Care which offer full day and part time child care and in some locations hourly child care. Youth Programs, serving children ages 6 to 18, are offered at many installation locations.

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Stories

There are several stories of offerings and happenings from Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) South Carolina for anything you may be interested in for both kids and adults.

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Recruit Photo

Recruit Photo details and information regarding picture frames, Marine grad rings, official grad photos, platoon photos and more.

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Marine Corps Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator and Officer of the Year Winner Announcement

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Marine Corps Attorneys Assist EFMP-Enrolled Families

Marine Corps attorneys provide essential legal support to families enrolled in the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP), ensuring they receive the resources and advocacy needed for their unique challenges.

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Semper Fit's Resilience Team

Semper Fit's Resilience Team Infographic

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Performance Dietitian at Camp Pendleton Shares Recipes for Success

As a performance dietitian, Selina Martinez uses her knowledge to help Marines and families at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton achieve their fitness goals.

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Supporting a Friend after Sexual Assault

The Do’s and Don’ts to support a friend after sexual assault.

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No Place for Silence: Our Corps, Our Fight Against Sexual Assault

The Marine Corps is committed to eradicating sexual assault by upholding its core values, supporting survivors through the SAPR program, and fostering a culture of respect, accountability, and unwavering support.

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Marine Master Sergeant Achieves Double Gold at IBJJF Dallas Winter Open

Master Sergeant Marlon Cajina dominated the competition at the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation Dallas Winter Open, taking home two gold medals.

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Everyone Deserves to Feel Safe

Healthy relationships are built on trust, respect, and safety—if you're experiencing or displaying abusive behaviors, the Family Advocacy Program is here to help you make positive changes or find support.

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Read Across America with Marine Corps MWR Libraries March 2-6, 2025

Explore the Marine Corps MWR Libraries during National Reading Month.

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Time for a Budget Checkup

Financial checkups are designed to ensure you are on track with your goals and prepared for any unexpected changes.

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Honoring Child Care Providers in Child and Youth Programs

During Teacher Appreciation Week, MCCS honors the dedicated educators in our Child and Youth Programs who shape young minds, provide support, and inspire the next generation.

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Mail Success With USPS

Tips and tricks for success with the United States Postal Service

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Liz Hensel Honored as 2024 Marine Corps Spouse of the Year

Liz Hensel honored as 2024 Marine Corps Spouse of the Year.

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SMP Days Of Service 2025

Single Marine Program Days of Service 2025 Video

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LCpl Sanguino Achieves Academic Dreams

LCpl Bruce Sanguino achieves dream of studying mechanical engineering post military career, thanks to the guidance and support of the Leadership Scholar Program.

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Take Control of Your Stress

Take Control. Stress is inevitable, but how you respond is in your hands.

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Recreation Classes for Personal Development

Recreational classes offer a fun and engaging way to enhance personal development, build new skills, and boost overall well-being.

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Recognizing National Impaired Driving Prevention Month

December is recognized as National Impaired Driving Prevention Month.

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Healthy Boundaries and Communications Strengthen a Relationship

Know, communicate, and respect boundaries to build and maintain a healthy, mutually beneficial relationship for all involved.

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Secure Your Finances Before You Deploy

Deployment is a critical time to focus on financial readiness, and the Marine Corps requires financial training during this period to help Marines manage their money wisely, reduce stress, and build long-term financial security.

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Operation Megaphone Connects Military Teens

Operation Megaphone is a worldwide teen-led event connecting military youth across installations to build leadership skills, foster community, and address issues affecting military teens.

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MWR Library Program PSA

MWR Library Program PSA Video

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Break Free from Burnout

Burnout can feel inevitable in a high-stress military environment, but building healthy habits like setting work boundaries, practicing self-care, and staying connected can help prevent it.

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MCCS Supports Marine Spouses’ Total Fitness

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Semper Fit's Readiness Team

Semper Fit's Readiness Team Infographic

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Kindness is Contagious - Spread It

A small act of kindness—like a care package to a deployed service member—can create lasting impact, inspiring hope, connection, and a ripple effect of compassion across generations.

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Recognize the Value of Volunteers

By recognizing the efforts of volunteers, the Marine Corps reinforces the value of service and encourages continued involvement to build a stronger, more connected community.

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Ways to Connect Spiritually on Memorial Day

Approach Memorial Day with finding balance between acknowledging the sacrifices made by others and celebrating the significance of the day.

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2025 Marine Corps Spouse of the Year Winner Announced

Brittany Contreras has been named the 2025 Marine Corps Military Spouse of the Year for her outstanding leadership, advocacy, and dedication to strengthening military families and communities.

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Empowering Military Youth Through Scholarship Program

The National Military Youth of the Year program empowers military-connected teens to lead, serve, and succeed through volunteerism, skill-building, and a prestigious scholarship competition.

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Nutrition & Recovery: Fueling Your Return to Duty

Optimal nutrition—including adequate protein, anti-inflammatory fats, and antioxidant-rich foods—supports faster recovery, muscle preservation, and inflammation control to help service members return to duty stronger and healthier.

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Set Boundaries with Your Teen

Setting boundaries with your teen fosters respect, responsibility, and healthy communication, helping them navigate independence while staying grounded.

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EFMP Warm Handoffs PSA

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Self-advocacy in Health Care When Things Don’t Feel Right

When it comes to making informed health care decisions, seeking a second opinion can be an important step in ensuring you’re on the right path.

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Semper Support: Virtual Counseling for Marines and Families

Marines face stress–in life, at work, in training, on deployments. Marine leaders and OSCAR team members provide critical mentorship and support. But sometimes additional support, like counseling, is needed.

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DoD SECO Program Virtual Symposium

The DoD SECO Program Virtual Symposium provides military spouses with valuable career, education, and networking resources to support their professional growth and success.

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Marine Corps Boosts Spouse Professional Relicensing Reimbursement

Military spouses can get up to $1,000 in reimbursement for relicensing costs after relocating due to a PCS move. This means more opportunities and less financial stress as spouses continue their professional journey across state lines.

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How Tobacco Use Affects Performance and Health