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A Great Place to Be!
The Native American knew a
good campsite when he saw it, and so he named this one "Immokalee,"
meaning permanent campsite. Located on the north shore
of Lake Brooklyn near Keystone Heights, the camp
features 85 acres of rolling timberland and a wide array
of activities for campers age 7-15. You'll find a craft
hut, swimming pool, basketball courts, lighted
volleyball court, rifle and archery ranges, chapel,
dining hall, camp store, infirmary, and more than 120
acres of woods and wildlife. For overnight campers, Camp
Immokalee offers separate air-conditioned cabins with
restroom facilities for boys and girls.
Exciting Renovations for 2008!
Camp facilities were given an upgrade this off-season.
This year you'll discover a new 300 ft. zip-line and jet
ski. We've also upgraded the cabin mattresses, repainted
of the Chapel and have done extensive landscaping to
transform every corner of the Immokalee environment.
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CLOSED: WEEKS 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 & 7
(June 15 - 20; June 22- 27; July 6 - 11; July 13 - 18; July 20-25; July 27
- August 1) |
| Attention Alumni!
- Remember the friends. Remember the adventure. Remember
Camp Immokalee. Your camp community misses you.
Come back and let us get to know you again. Stay in
touch with your Camp Immokalee community through an
on-line newsletter. Whether you were a camper or
counselor, let us know where you are!
Sign
up here for the Camp Immokalee newsletter. |
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Since
1909, Camp Immokalee has been the home to thousands
of campers who have enjoyed the outdoors, made lifelong friends and have
enjoyed new adventures. Camp programs incorporate the YMCA's core values
of honesty, caring, responsibility and respect. Underlying all the fun,
adventure and excitement is a strong tradition of sharing, cooperation and
fellowship. Camp Immokalee has a variety of sessions from day-camp to overnight,
all located at our picturesque Keystone Heights facility. There are just
days left until the 2008 camp season begins! Learn more about the
Camp Immokalee experience.
©2008
YMCA of Florida's First Coast. All rights reserved.