The museum has a large number of interesting and educational exhibits in its two exhibit buildings—the Main Museum and Museum Annex. The Main Museum has a gift shop, a video viewing room, a research library, and document and photo archives. The topics of the exhibits range from the early ranches on the property and the Salinan Indians, through World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam, to the first California National Guard mobilizations to Iraq. The building has two restrooms, a handicapped ramp and dedicated handicapped parking, as well as plenty of regular parking spaces.

The Museum Annex has many historic Army vehicles—both tracked and wheeled—on display, inside and outside the building. Topics of its many exhibits include the camp’s WWII Italian and German POWs, WWII-era camp support facilities, radio and stage shows, the local USOs, National Guard operations in Panama, Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army hospital, training here by our Allied nations, and a D-Day exhibit. The Annex is the site of our workshop and conference area. There is a handicapped ramp and two restrooms, including an ADA-compliant restroom, plus plenty of parking space.

Over the years, many celebrity soldiers have trained at Camp Roberts, including Caspar Weinberger, Red Skelton, William Holden, Robert Mitchum, and Bob Newhart. They and many more are featured on the Wall of Fame in our video viewing room where you can watch a 20-minute video on the history of the camp.