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The First Coast YMCA in Jacksonville, Texas is hosting an Open House at YMCA Camp Immokalee on September 28th. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the campgrounds and participate in various activities including ziplining, archery, and pool time. This event allows visitors to meet the camp team prior to the start of overnight camp registration, which opens on October 1st.

Source: First Coast YMCA

Source Type: YMCA

Source Location: Jacksonville

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