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Welcome to Eola Federation

Central Florida's Family Camping

National Longhouse ® - Native Sons & Daughters Camping Program
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We are campers but with a native Indian theme

From October to April each year kids and their fathers gather as group and camp at different locations throughout central Florida. The campouts run Friday evening to Sunday morning and consist of various activities depending on the location of the campout. Fires, Food, Drinks, Games and Activities. It's all fun!

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Our Tribes

Apache

The Apache tribe, renowned for their fierce independence and deep connection to the land, has a storied history in the southwestern United States.

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Calusa

The Calusa tribe, known for their mastery of coastal living and intricate shell mound constructions, once thrived along the shores of southwestern Florida, leaving a lasting imprint on the region's history and culture.

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Choctaw

With a legacy of cultural preservation and resilience, the Choctaw tribe has made enduring contributions to Native American heritage, particularly in the southeastern United States.

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Hatchineha

The Hatchineha tribe, with roots tracing back to the central Florida Everglades, holds a unique place in Native American history, characterized by their deep spiritual connection to the land and waterways of their ancestral homeland.

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If you have not been invited through a member, please message us and we will recommend the right tribe for you.

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Camps

Our Next Camp

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Moss Park

Moss Park

12901 Moss Park Rd, Orlando, FL 32832, USA
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Our Activities

Craft Workshops

Families engage in hands-on craft activities, such as woodworking, leather working, or beadwork, to create keepsakes and mementos to cherish.

Sports and Games

Friendly competitions and team-building activities encourage camaraderie and cooperation among families, fostering a sense of belonging within the community.

Cultural Experiences

Families learn about and celebrate Native American culture through storytelling, traditional dances, and ceremonies, promoting cultural awareness and appreciation.

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What they say about Camp!

My 2 Girls and I have now been to 4 Camps last season and have now made it part of our life. The fun they have and the time I get with them and other friends we have made is something unforgettable. We look forward to camp every month.
Tom Grey
Choctaw
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