Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation

Group camp in Tequesta, Martin County, Florida Also known as Camp Tanah-Keeta (Boy Scouts)

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Group camp with 15 sites

On the water

Members only

This place is for members of the club or organization that runs it. Check with them before you plan a stay.

From the park's website, Oct 2026

Not yet confirmed by phone. Details can change, so check with the park before you go.

15 sites
Open year-round

Year-round unit camping; weekend camp hours Friday 5 pm to Sunday 11 am; summer camp in summer.

You can request a site (not guaranteed)

Source: Official website

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Gulf Stream Council Scout camp on 640 forested acres along the Loxahatchee River beside Jonathan Dickinson State Park, with 15 group tent campsites, cabins and dorms rented to Scout units and non-Scout groups. It is not an RV park; vehicles stay in the parking lot and only troop trailers may go to campsites.

What stands out

  • 640 acres on the Loxahatchee River next to Jonathan Dickinson State Park
  • 15 group tent campsites for 30-100 people
  • Pool, COPE, climbing tower, shooting ranges, canoes
  • 5.2-mile Mike Machek Trail
  • No pets; vehicles stay in the parking lot

Sites

Group tent campsite

Hookups
No hookups
Power
Not listed
Pull-through
Not listed
Max length
Not listed
Pad
Not listed
Number of sites
15

What this place offers

  • Bathhouse
  • Showers
  • Pool
  • Lake
  • River or creek
  • Hiking trails
  • Kayak & canoe rentals
  • Fishing

What this place offers

  • Bathhouse
  • Showers
  • Pool
  • Lake
  • River or creek
  • Hiking trails
  • Kayak & canoe rentals
  • Fishing
  • Hot water shower/bathroom facilities at Camp Loxahatchee sites
  • Pavilions with electricity
  • Dining hall and kitchen
  • COPE course and climbing tower
  • Rifle, shotgun, archery and BB ranges (qualified personnel required)
  • Fort Blanchard amphitheater on the Loxahatchee River
  • Lassiter Training Center
  • 5.2-mile Mike Machek Trail
  • 16 canoes, 9 kayaks, 5 sailboats

Cabins and rentals

Cabin

Bathroom
Not listed

Cabins $60/$70/$85 per day (in-council/out-of-council/non-Scout); dorms $35/$45/$60 per day; program cabin and campmaster cabin also rentable. Group/unit use only.

Things to know

Rig rules

  • No RV age limit listed

Pets

  • No pets
  • No pets in camp, even on a leash. Service animals must be pre-approved when reserving.

Arrival

  • Check-in: Friday 5 pm (earlier by arrangement)
  • Check-out: Before 11 am Sunday
  • Year-round unit camping; weekend camp hours Friday 5 pm to Sunday 11 am; summer camp in summer.

Other fees: Campsites $15 in-council / $20 out-of-council / $30 non-Scout per day (2026 list); weekends require 2-day rental and a $25 non-refundable deposit (brochure). Day use $8/$10/$12. Pool $5/$6/$10 per person per 4-hour block. Canoe/kayak/sailboat $7/$9/$12 per half day. Ranges $5/$6/$10 per person ($60 minimum per range) plus ammunition. Buildings: dining hall $150-200/day, kitchen $90-150/day, Lassiter Training Center $180-275/day.

Good to know

From the park's own website and other official pages. Policies change, so confirm with the park.

Sites

  • Campsite assignment may be changed by the camp; units are contacted before arrival if so.

Rules

  • Vehicles stay in the parking lot; troop trailers may be parked at campsites; at Clear Lake all vehicles and trailers stay in the Clear Lake lot.
  • Split wood only, fires in designated areas; no fires during fire watch.
  • No alcohol, no personal firearms, fireworks, sheath knives or machetes; closed-toe shoes required.
  • Smoking only in the main parking lot; no smoking or e-cigarettes in campsites.

Activities and nearby

  • 5.2-mile self-guided Mike Machek Trail opened 1988, maintained by the Order of the Arrow trail crew.

Weather and hurricane policy

  • Camp siren: long blast means assemble at parade field; short blasts mean take shelter in nearest building.

Ownership

  • Deeded to the Gulf Stream Council in 1953; first summer camp held at Camp Clear Lake in 1957; home of Aal-Pa-Tah OA Lodge.

Also worth knowing

  • Camp is a wildlife refuge; feeding or touching wildlife prohibited.

On Google

Rating, reviews and photos from the park's Google listing.

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Where you'll be

8501 SE Boy Scout Road, Tequesta, FL, 33469

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