Camp Indian Echo

Camp Indian Echo in Hudson is about 43 miles northwest of Tampa and 10 miles northeast of Port Richey. The 160-acre nature sanctuary is the perfect place for you to dip your toe into camping!

Reservable Units and Program Areas

Sleeping Units

Calusa (primitive camping)
Log Cabin (one-room cabin with movable cots; full kitchen)
Owasee (tent camping)
Platform Tents (platform tent camping)
Teepees (open-air teepees)
Treehouse (open-air treehouses)

Program Areas:

Archery Range
Small Crafts (canoes, kayaks, and stand up paddleboards)
Challenge Course (low wooden course, low cable course, and giant swing)
Potawatami (day use shelter)
Daisy Lake

Suggested Camp Activities

Archery*
Arts & Crafts
Backpacking
Badgework
Fire Building and Fire Safety
Geocaching
Giant Swing ^†
"Glowing Eyes" Night Hike
Hiking
Leave No Trace
Letterboxing
Low Cable Course ^†
Low Wooden Course ^†
Outdoor Cooking
Small crafts (canoes, kayaks, stand up paddleboards)*
Sports and Wide Games
Stargazing
Swimming*
Team Building
Trailblazing
Troop Meetings

*An outdoor facilitator and a program area reservation are required for these activities.

^†These activities must be reserved through council.

Resources

Contact The Camp Ranger

Need help with something at camp? Contact John Neal, Camp Indian Echo Ranger 954-445-6311.