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Camp Peary

CIA Training Facility with Paranormal Reports

Williamsburg, VA

Research updated September 2026

Age

18+ (Restricted military facility)

Cost

$

No public access

Access

Accessibility not stated

Military facility

Equipment

No Photos

Specific paranormal phenomena at the facility remain undocumented in accessible sources due to the restricted nature of military operations.

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Facility Exterior View

View Camp Peary perimeter from public roadways. This is a restricted military/intelligence facility with no public access.

Duration:
20 min
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Camp Peary family-friendly?
Overall family fit: High.
How much does it cost to visit Camp Peary?
No public access
Do I need to book in advance?
No advance booking is required, but checking availability is recommended.
Is Camp Peary wheelchair accessible?
Camp Peary has limited wheelchair accessibility. Terrain: Military facility.