Family Camps at Camp Immokalee
Make Memories Together
Get ready to reconnect, relax, and experience the magic of camp—together! Camp Immokalee’s Family Camps welcome families from across central and north Florida and southern Georgia to enjoy camp fun without any planning. Just pack your bags, and we’ll take care of the rest, from meals to activities, so you can focus on what matters: quality time with your loved ones.
Thanksgiving Family Camp
November 28-30, 2025
Keystone Heights, FL
Slow Down. Soak It In. Be Together.
This Thanksgiving weekend, trade shopping carts and screen time for campfires and starry skies. YMCA Camp Immokalee’s Thanksgiving Family Camp is a cozy, all-inclusive getaway for families of all kinds. We’ll handle the meals, activities, and all the little details—so you can focus on what really matters: slowing down and connecting with the people you love most.
Pack your flannels, grab the s’mores sticks, and head to the woods for a weekend of laughter, gratitude, and togetherness under the oaks.
Quick Details
- Dates: Friday, November 28 – Sunday, November 30, 2025
- Location: YMCA Camp Immokalee, Keystone Heights, FL
- Who’s it for? Families of all ages and generations
- Meals: Included (beginning with Friday dinner)
- Lodging: Cabins or tents—your choice
- Activities: Ziplining, canoeing, crafts, campfires & more
- Pricing: Starting at $275 per family (see below)
Why Families Love It
Thanksgiving Family Camp is all about simple joys—crisp air, campfires, laughter echoing through the pines, and no dishes to wash. Families love the all-inclusive, hassle-free experience and the chance to reconnect in a laid-back, screen-free setting. With activities for every age and interest, it’s a fall tradition waiting to happen.
What’s Included
Your weekend includes two nights of lodging, all meals from Friday dinner through Sunday breakfast, and access to classic camp activities with a fall twist—canoeing on Lake Brooklyn, pumpkin-inspired crafts, archery, hiking, campfires with s’mores, and plenty of free time to explore or relax in a rocking chair.
Accommodations & Pricing
| Lodging Type | Description | Price |
| Semi-Private Cabin | Duplex-style with curtain divider and private bathroom | $400 |
| ADA Accessible Cabin | Private toilet, near bathhouse | $450 |
| Cabin (Shared Bath) | Communal bathhouse access | $400 |
| Family Tent | Bring-your-own tent, access to bathhouse | $275 |
Sample Weekend Schedule
Here’s a general idea of what your weekend might look like. Activities vary by season and weather, but the fun is always guaranteed—and Color Wars challenges may pop up anytime!
Please note this schedule is a sample only. Activities & times are not guaranteed.
Friday
- 1:00 PM – Arrival & Check-In Begin (look for the green sign!)
- 1:30 PM – Self-Guided Activities Begin
- 5:00 PM – Welcome Gathering & Kickoff
- 5:30 PM – Dinner
- 6:30 PM – Evening Activities – Options like sunset lake cruises, ziplining, or self-guided crafts and games
Saturday
- 8:00 AM – Breakfast
- 9:30–11:30 AM – Camp Activities (options like ziplining, canoeing, archery, crafts, nature walks)
- 12:00 PM – Lunch
- 1:00–3:00 PM – Rest or Free Time
- 3:30–5:30 PM – More Camp Activities (options like banana boating, mini golf, barn visits, or BBs)
- 6:00 PM – Dinner
- 7:30 PM – Evening Program
Sunday
- 8:00 AM – Breakfast
- 9:30–11:30 AM – Final Camp Activities (options like tubing, crafts, etc.)
- 11:30 AM – Farewell
Good to Know Before You Go
Supervision: Family Camp is a shared experience—children must be supervised by an adult family member at all times.
Lodging Details: All cabins have A/C, outlets, and bunk beds. Tent campers set up near Kokomo Cabin with access to restrooms and bathhouses.
Activities & Age Guidelines: Most high-impact activities are for ages 5+, with height and weight requirements. Younger campers can enjoy crafts, barn visits, and nature play.
What to Bring: Bedding, towels, toiletries, closed-toe shoes, and a life jacket for children under 6. A packing list will be emailed after registration.
Meals: All meals are included Friday dinner through Sunday breakfast. Snacks are available in our camp store!
Weather: Camp happens rain or shine—covered spaces and backup activities are ready.
Community Vibes: Most families are first-timers! Come ready to meet new friends and make memories.
No-Gos: No pets, alcohol, weapons, or fireworks on camp property.
Unplug and Reconnect
At Camp Immokalee, Thanksgiving Family Camp is more than a weekend—it’s a reset button. Whether you’re roasting marshmallows, paddling through fall reflections, or laughing over campfire stories, you’ll leave recharged and closer than ever.
Reserve your spot today and make gratitude your family’s new favorite tradition under the oaks.