Camp Oklawaha
8598 Potomac Ave, Sebastian, FL
Camp Oklawaha is a 60-acre Boy Scout property in Sebastian offering primitive camping and river access. It features large shaded sites and a central pavilion with hot showers.
Quick Facts
- 60-acre primitive camping facility owned by the Gulf Stream Council.
- Bordered on three sides by the St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park.
- Large central pavilion equipped with a kitchen and hot showers.
- Includes a swimming pond with a floating platform and river access.
- Dedicated archery and BB ranges for youth group activities.
- Primitive sites include fire rings and easy vehicle access for gear.
Common Questions
Where is Camp Oklawaha located?
The camp is located at 8598 Potomac Ave, Sebastian, FL 32958.
Is the camp open to the general public?
It is a Boy Scout camp primarily reserved for Scout units, youth organizations, and scouting families.
What type of camping is available?
The camp offers five large, shaded primitive campsites with fire rings.
Are there restroom and shower facilities?
Yes, the central pavilion includes restrooms with flush toilets and hot showers.
Is there potable water on-site?
Yes, the camp provides good tap water for drinking.
Does the camp have river access?
Yes, it is located on the South Prong of the Sebastian River and offers water access for fishing and canoeing.
Are canoes available for rent?
Yes, canoes can be rented at the camp for a fee.
Is there a swimming area?
Yes, the property features a swimming pond with a floating platform.
Do the campsites have electricity?
No, the camping sites are primitive and do not have electrical hookups.
What activities are available at the camp?
The facility includes an archery range, BB range, hiking trails, and a campfire amphitheater.
What is the size of the property?
Camp Oklawaha encompasses 60 acres of nature preserve and campsites.
Are there meeting spaces available?
The camp features an open-air main pavilion with picnic tables and a chapel for reflection.