CAMPaign Immokalee: a HOME for all Girl Scouts
Camp Welaka, Camp Nocatee, and Camp Telogia have served tens of thousands of Girl Scouts for more than 75 years. Girl Scout Camp is where so many girls have found a second home, a place where they feel safe to explore, to lead, to try something new, and to discover who they are becoming. She might find independence as she navigates a first sleep away from home, explore a newfound love of nature on a hike, or make lifelong friendships around a campfire.
CAMPaign Immokalee is a promise to generations of future Girl Scouts. The name Immokalee comes from a Seminole word meaning “my home,” a powerful reminder of the deep sense of belonging one feels when they are in a place where they feel like they belong. Through improved cabins, modern program spaces, accessible trails, and safe gathering areas, this campaign will ensure that every girl who arrives at camp finds a welcoming, inspiring, and high-quality environment where she can grow. Your support will create spaces where girls build leadership skills, strengthen resilience, explore S.T.E.M. and the outdoors, and experience the belonging that defines Girl Scouts.
To learn more about CAMPaign Immokalee, please contact Elle Harrigan, Chief Advancement Officer, [email protected], 561-815-1792.
Camp Welaka
Located on 640 acres in Jonathan Dickenson State Park, includes a pool, lake, and campsites.
Camp Telogia
Located on 9.5 acres in Parkland, Telogia is being revitalized as a daily activity space.
Camp Nocatee
Located on 640 acres in Clewiston with a 13-acre lake, swimming pool, and campsite units.
