Camp Nocatee
Clewiston, FL
Camp Nocatee is a 640-acre wilderness retreat southwest of Clewiston owned by the Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida. It features specialized cabin accommodations and a 13-acre lake for canoeing and fishing.
Quick Facts
- 640-acre wilderness retreat southwest of Clewiston
- 13-acre Langford Lake for canoeing and fishing
- Unique 'Tree Tops' elevated stilt cabins
- Two-lane hatchet throwing range built in 2024
- Onsite swimming pool and commercial kitchen
- Managed by Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida
Common Questions
Where is Camp Nocatee located?
The camp is situated southwest of Clewiston on Flaghole Road in Hendry County, Florida.
Who owns and operates Camp Nocatee?
The facility is owned and managed by the Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida (GSSEF).
How large is the Camp Nocatee property?
The property spans 640 acres, which is approximately one square mile.
What types of cabins are available at the camp?
The camp offers several campsite units with ground-level cabins and a specialized unit called Tree Tops with cabins elevated on stilts.
Is there a lake on the property?
Yes, the property includes the 13-acre Langford Lake, which is used for canoeing and fishing.
Can visitors go swimming in the lake?
No, swimming is strictly prohibited in Langford Lake; an onsite swimming pool is provided for that purpose.
What is Founder's Hall?
Founder's Hall is the camp's main activity and dining center, equipped with a commercial kitchen and restrooms.
What range activities are available?
The facility includes a two-lane hatchet range, an archery area, and a slingshot range.
Is the camp ADA accessible?
Yes, campsite unit 5 and the unit house at the Tree Tops site are designed for ADA accessibility.
Is there an onsite ranger at the camp?
Yes, a full-time camp ranger lives on the property to manage operations.
What other buildings are in the camp commons area?
The commons area includes an infirmary, a nature and crafts center, and a trading post.