Mah-Kah-Wee Program Center

Group camp in Chuluota, Seminole County, Florida Also known as Mahkahwee Program Center

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Group camp with 17 sites

Chuluota, Seminole County, Florida

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.

17 sites
Seasonal

Reservations for 2nd weekend of September through 2nd weekend of May; no reservations in summer (Summer Camp).

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Girl Scouts of Citrus Council's 240-acre program center in Chuluota with cabins, tiny houses, yurts, a bunkhouse and a tent-camping field for Girl Scout troops and approved outside groups. There are no RV sites, it is not open to individual campers, and it takes no reservations in summer.

What stands out

  • Girl Scouts of Citrus Council's 240-acre camp in Chuluota
  • Cabins, tiny houses, yurts and a bunkhouse, most with A/C
  • Challenge course with zip line, axe throwing and archery
  • No pets and no RV sites; Girl Scout and approved groups only
  • Closed to reservations in summer during Summer Camp

Sites

Site details not listed yet. The state license lists 17 tent spaces.

What this place offers

  • Bathhouse
  • Showers
  • Pool
  • Kayak & canoe rentals
  • Hiking trails
  • Firewood
  • Ice
  • Accessible bathhouse

What this place offers

  • Bathhouse
  • Showers
  • Pool
  • Kayak & canoe rentals
  • Hiking trails
  • Firewood
  • Ice
  • Accessible bathhouse
  • Nanette McLain Challenge Course with zip line and rock wall
  • Archery range
  • Axe throwing
  • Nature Center
  • Two GaGa pits
  • Geocaching
  • Ticochee Lodge with meal service
  • Creative Cottage
  • STEAM Center / Arts Barn

Cabins and rentals

Cabin (12)

Sleeps
8
Bathroom
Not listed
Nightly
$80

Shady Pines (7) and Eagles Roost (5) cabins, 4 bunk beds each, A/C and heat; unit bathhouse with showers. Out-of-council Girl Scouts $90.

Cabin (5)

Sleeps
6
Bathroom
Not listed
Nightly
$60

Raccoon Run tiny houses, 3 bunk beds each, A/C, no heat. Out-of-council $70.

Yurt (4)

Sleeps
6
Bathroom
Not listed
Nightly
$60

Shady Oaks yurts with A/C and heat, plus an electric tent. Out-of-council $70.

Lodge room

Sleeps
16
Bathroom
Not listed
Nightly
$125

Skeeter Hollow bunkhouse, 8 bunk beds, A/C, wheelchair accessible. Out-of-council $140.

Rental

Sleeps
12
Bathroom
Yes
Nightly
$175

Staff House: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, full kitchen. Out-of-council $275.

Things to know

Rig rules

  • No RV age limit listed

Pets

  • No pets
  • Personal pets not permitted on property or in vehicles; registered service animals with prior notice.

Arrival

  • Check-in: After 4 p.m.
  • Check-out: By noon
  • Reservations for 2nd weekend of September through 2nd weekend of May; no reservations in summer (Summer Camp).

Cancellation: 25% deposit at booking including $100 non-refundable; balance due 45 days before. Cancel 45+ days out for refund minus non-refundable deposit; later, half of fees refunded.

Other fees: Day Site field tent camping $100/night for up to 40 people (out-of-council $125). Activity fees per participant: challenge course $15-75, canoe/corcl/kayak $15, pool $5, archery $9, axe throwing $12. Fees effective September 1, 2025.

Good to know

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

Rules

  • Quiet hours 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.
  • Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes required everywhere; no Crocs or sandals.
  • Rangers haul luggage to units by trailer; only one emergency vehicle per unit.
  • Men sleep separately; Firefly Cove is the men's tent area.

Amenities and services

  • Bags of ice and firewood provided at each unit.

Activities and nearby

  • Pool is 3-5 feet deep with lifeguards; swim test required for youth.

Accessibility

  • Eagles Roost unit fully wheelchair accessible with paved walkways; Shady Pines Cabin 2 and Skeeter Hollow also accessible.

Ownership

  • Bought by Girl Scouts of Citrus Council in 1970, dedicated March 7, 1971; name means Little Earth Maiden.
  • Accredited by the American Camp Association.

Also worth knowing

  • Girl Scout property; non-members and tagalongs may never stay overnight.
  • Outside groups (corporate, school, faith-based, family events) can rent via Customer Care, mostly weekdays.

On Google

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Where you'll be

1700 CR-419, Chuluota, FL, 32766

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