
Rotary's Camp Florida, Inc
Private
Rotary's Camp Florida is a 21-acre nonprofit, ADA-compliant camp in Brandon owned and operated by Florida Rotarians, providing a barrier-free traditional camp experience for children and adults with special needs, including ADHD, autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities and physical/speech disabilities. Serving 3,000-5,000 campers a year (since 1991), it operates largely through partner organizations and user groups.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Rotary's Camp Florida, Inc directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleSuper great staff, lots to explore when having a camp/ event. Peaceful and well maintained camp. Love going there for special events
Hidden gem in Brandon that would be perfect for church groups, boy/scouts scouts, but especially children with different disabilities, diseases it ailments. The camp is perfectly designed. It even has wheel chair lifts for the pool and swings for wheel chairs. 2 lakes, archery set up, full indoor and outdoor kitchens.
Came here for Rotary related conference, a day long event. I have not attended as I regular camper. But this is a nice facility. I imagine students would enjoy it. It's a beautiful spot by a lake and all the cabins, while a bit older, are still very cute. There's a nice pool and a small playground.
I came today to pick up kids from the Florida Diabetes Camp and take them to St Leo at the Abbey Golf Course since 1960. To play a round of golf and then take them skating later on in the afternoon.





