Conservation Law Enforcement

Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune encompasses approximately 161,000 acres of federal land utilized for military training. While the land is not being utilized for training it is opened to Department of Defense personnel and their guests to hunt, fish, trap, and to harvest non-marketable firewood.

Marine Corps Base surrounds approximately 26,000 acres of fishable waterways, most of which is salt or brackish water. There are approximately 32 acres of freshwater ponds located aboard Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River which are managed by the Environmental Management Division and stocked with bass, bluegill, sunfish, and channel catfish.

It is the primary responsibility of the Conservation Law Enforcement  Office is to provide wildlife enforcement and a safe hunting environment for the harvesting of natural resources aboard Camp Lejeune and surrounding assets. As well as, the enforcement of all applicable state and federal laws and regulations pertaining to natural resources aboard the Base.

For more information on outdoor recreational activities aboard Camp Lejeune offered by the Conservation Law Enforcement Office, navigate the Conservation Law Enforcement Office website using the links at the top of the page.

Monday - Friday 0900-1500

Saturday's (during deer hunting season, beginning 10/15 of each year through 12/15 of each year) 0900-1200.
Closed on Sunday and Federal holidays.

The Conservation Law Enforcement Office is located in building SAW-400 on Old Sawmill Road.

Contact the Game Warden Staff by email at CLJN_GWStaff@usmc.mil

Contact Numbers:

MCB Camp Lejeune Conservation Law Enforcement Office:   

    OFFICE: (910) 451-5226 hit option 0 to reach secretary 

Automated Attendant: (910) 451-2196 hit option 0 to reach secretary 

Conservation Law Enforcement Office Hunting, Boating, and Firewood Recording: (910) 451-3794

MCAS New River Conservation Law Enforcement :  

The Conservation Law Enforcement Office is located in building Bldg# AS-4311

Officer Rogers - (910) 376-2146

Officer Cotton - (910) 376-1356