Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton - Unit Locations (by Area)

Unit Locations (by Area)

  • 11 Area — 1st Marine Division headquarters
  • 13 Area (Mainside) — Headquarters Area - 1st Marine Logistics Group; 9th Communications Battalion; 1st Radio Battalion; 1st Intelligence Battalion; 1st Dental Battalion; Marine Corps Installations West Headquarters
  • 14 Area — Combat Logistics Regiment 1; Combat Logistics Regiment 17; 7th Engineer Support Battalion; Combat Logistics Battalion 1
  • 15 Area — Security Battalion
  • 21 Area (Camp Del Mar) — I Marine Expeditionary Force Headquarters; 3rd Assault Amphibian Battalion; Combat Logistics Battalion 5; Field Medical Training Battalion, 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit, 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit and 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
  • 22 Area (Camp Chappo) — 1st Medical Battalion
  • 23 Area (MCAS Camp Pendleton) — Marine Aircraft Group 39
  • 24 Area (Camp Vado Del Rio) — MAG-39 Barracks; Base Brig
  • 25 Area (Vado Del Rio) Marine Wing Support Squadron 372
  • 31 Area (Edson Range) — Weapons & Field Training Battalion
  • 32 Area — MASS-3, 3d LAAD Bn, MACS-1 Det A
  • 33 Area (Camp Margarita) — 1st Reconnaissance Battalion
  • 41 Area (Camp Las Flores) — 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion; 4th Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company
  • 43 Area (Camp Las Pulgas) — 11th Marine Regiment; 1st Maintenance Battalion
  • 52 Area (Camp San Onofre) — United States Marine Corps School of Infantry
  • 53 Area (Camp Horno) — 1st Marine Regiment; 1st battalion, 4th Marine Regiment
  • 62 Area (Camp San Mateo) — 5th Marine Regiment; 1st Combat Engineer Battalion
  • 63 Area (Camp Talega) — Reserve Support Unit (West)

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