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Share the Love Ocala

★★★★½ 4.822 reviewsOcala, FL

Private

Share The Love Ocala is a nonprofit that runs free overnight summer camps for children and teens in foster care who have experienced abuse, neglect or abandonment. It operates local chapters of Royal Family Kids Camp (a 5-day overnight camp for foster/adoptive children ages 7-11) and Teen Reach Adventure Camp (a 3-day, single-gender overnight camp for ages 12-15), plus a school-year mentoring program. Camps are provided at no cost to campers.

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Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 Share the Love Ocala directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Scott Lanker

what an amazing ministry- full of the kindest people i’ve ever met

★★★★★Noah Lusk

It’s been an incredible honor to serve at this camp, and to see the dedication and care the counselors pour out to the kids. They give up vacation time from work to serve kids that the world has otherwise pushed to the side and forgotten, thank you for all you do!!

★★★★★Carolyn McLain

I had the privilege of serving with share the love Ocala during their royal family kids camp in 2025 and it was a wonderful experience! Seeing just how impactful their camp and the work that they do with the foster kids in Florida is incredible. They are truly a life-changing organization.

★★★★★joyous richards

Camp changed my life forever. Never before have I had the pleasure of working with such devoted believers and people who are sacrificing so much just to make one week of fun for these children. I’ve witnessed little kids make and eat s’mores for the first time, taught a little boy how to play with LEGOs, and helped a little girl pick out the first beautiful dress she’s ever owned. I’m going to keep volunteering until I’m a grandparent.

Heather Taylor

It's just cruel that you require that volunteers MUST be committed Christians. A lot of us have religious trauma, but experience being foster kids and can understand what these kids are going through. I really wanted to help from a perspective of someone who knows what it feels like, but apparently you're not good enough if you're a different religion. You're cutting these kids off from good people who are just a little different from you that have a lot of love and care they could offer.

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