Location

The MCCS Auto Recovery Center offers deregistration and vehicle junking services at all locations. Service members and authorized personnel can dispose of vehicles, handle registration cancellations, and process related paperwork efficiently. For assistance, call 645-1799 (on-base) or 098-970-1799 (off-base).  

MCCS Bowling Centers offer a fun recreational activity for service members, civilians, and their families, from novices to competitive bowlers. The facilities feature state-of-the-art entertainment systems, seasonal and holiday specials, tournaments, cosmic glow bowling, and pro shops (at Camp Foster) with bowling balls, shoes, and accessories. Food and drinks are available at select locations. Visit our website for more information on hours, events, and party reservations. 

Satisfy your hunger at Bulldogs Burgers! Choose from favorites like the Original Bulldog, a Chicken Sandwich, or try the Better Cheddar, Leatherneck Hot Dog, Cheeseburger Salad or 100% plant-based Beyond Burger. 

The Education Center provides comprehensive educational and career support for service members, DoD civilians and their families. The center offers academic counseling, college and career guidance, testing services and access to a wide range of educational resources.  

Patrons can explore degree programs, professional certifications, online learning opportunities, and specialized workshops to achieve personal and professional goals. Knowledgeable staff assist with enrollment, financial aid, and career planning, ensuring every visitor receives the support they need to succeed. 

The Family Programs & Resource Center connects Marines and their families with support programs, practical resources, education and counseling to build resilience and navigate the challenges of military life. 

MCCS Child Development Centers (CDC) offer quality programs for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. Each CDC is staffed with trained caregiving professionals and meets the accreditation standards of the National Association for the Education of Young Children. For more information, call 645-4117. 

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) helps ensure that Marine family members with special needs receive continuity of care when transferring between duty stations. EFMP provides coordination and support throughout the assignment process, ensuring families have access to the services they need while supporting the mission of the USMC. The program collaborates with military and civilian agencies to provide a comprehensive, multi-agency approach to community support, including medical, educational and personal services. 

MCCS Libraries provide a welcoming, community-centered space offering a wide range of resources for service members, families and students across the island. Once registered at any MCCS Library, patrons gain full access to all MCB Camp Butler library locations, making it easy to borrow materials or attend programs no matter where they live or work.  

Each library offers an extensive collection of books, audiobooks, digital resources, study spaces, computers and free Wi-Fi, along with educational and recreational programs for all ages including story times, craft activities, book clubs and seasonal reading events. Visit www.okinawa.usmc-mccs.org/libraries to explore upcoming events or learn more about available services. 

MCCS Outdoor Recreation offers a wide selection of camping and outdoor gear for rent, including tents, canopies, sleeping bags, lanterns, grills, stoves, and coolers. Additional items for parties and cookouts such as tables, chairs and turkey fryers are also available. Visit our website for a complete list of available items and checkout center locations.  

MCCS School Age Care (SAC) provides dedicated before- and after-school programs, as well as care during teacher in-service days and school vacations for children ages 5 to 12. SAC offers a safe, supervised, healthy, and age-appropriate environment while parents are at work. All programs are nationally accredited and Department of Defense (DoD) certified. For more information, contact the Resource and Referral Office at 645-4117. 

The Single Marine Program (SMP) enhances the quality of life for single and unaccompanied Marines and Sailors through recreation, community involvement and cultural activities. Each camp’s SMP council meets monthly to plan and support programs such as local and off-island trips, Japanese language and culture exchanges, community service projects, paintball, barracks bashes and more. SMP helps service members stay connected, engaged and supported while stationed on Okinawa. For more information, call the SMP main office at 645-3681. 

The Transition Readiness Program (TRP) prepares Marines for successful life after military service by providing required training, counseling and resources to meet Career Readiness Standards. The program includes the mandatory Transition Readiness Seminar (TRS), a three-day workshop covering transition planning, career alignment, financial planning, VA benefits and employment fundamentals, along with individualized counseling prior to separation or retirement.