Pickett Lake Camp
247 SE Salvation Rd, Branford, FL
Pickett Lake Camp is a 58-acre Christian retreat and conference center in Branford, Florida, offering RV hookups and tent sites.
Quick Facts
- 58-acre Christian retreat and conference center
- Nine RV hookups and designated tent camping sites
- Supervised swimming area with dock and shallow entry
- Horton Dining Hall with seating for 120 guests
- Alderman Chapel with 250-person capacity
- All interior rooms and buildings are air-conditioned
Common Questions
What types of lodging are available at Pickett Lake Camp?
Lodging options include nine RV hookups, tent sites, dormitory-style cabins, nine private rooms in Heavens Rest, and the three-bedroom Lakeview Cottage.
How many RV sites are available?
There are nine RV hookups located on the property.
Is there a dining facility on-site?
Yes, the Horton Dining Hall offers seating for 120 guests and includes a kitchen with appliances and utensils.
What are the conference and meeting facilities?
The camp features the Sapp Conference Center with two meeting rooms and the Alpha & Omega Conference rooms which include four additional meeting spaces.
What water activities are available?
Guests can participate in supervised swimming at the dock, as well as canoeing and fishing on the lake.
Are the buildings at Pickett Lake Camp air-conditioned?
Yes, all interior rooms and buildings on the property are air-conditioned.
What is the capacity of the on-site chapel?
The Alderman Chapel can seat up to 250 people and is equipped with a sound and video projection system.
What outdoor sports facilities are on the grounds?
The facility includes areas for softball, football, and volleyball, plus Gaga ball, human foosball, and 9-square-in-the-air.
Is there an outdoor area for group gatherings?
Yes, there is an outdoor worship center with amphitheater seating and a bonfire pit facing the lake.
How large is the Pickett Lake Camp property?
The camp encompasses 58 acres of Florida countryside.
What was the former name of this campground?
The facility was previously known as the Middle Florida Baptist Assembly (MFBA).