Accommodations
Sleeping Accommodations
Amenities
- Electricity in Sleeping Area
Washrooms Facilities
- Flush Toilets
- Showers (indoor)
More details about accommodations: View pictures of our facility: https://www.keemokee.com/facility-rentals
Are meals provided?
Yes. Food at Camp
At Camp Kee-Mo-Kee, we know that great food fuels great days! Our menu is designed to be simple, tasty, and nutritious, keeping campers energized for all the adventures, activities, and fun that camp brings. Meals are served family-style, with an entrée, optional adaptations, and a selection of alternatives on our salad bar. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner include balanced choices, plus there’s sometimes dessert and always TUCK—our Totally Unnecessary Candy for Kids—for an afternoon snack.
Breakfast Examples:
Pancakes with sausage
Baked French toast with bacon
Scrambled eggs and tater tots
Breakfast bar alternatives: milk, cereal, yogurt, fresh fruit, granola bars, fruit salad
Lunch Examples:
Hot dogs with dipping veggies
Grilled cheese with tomato soup (a camper favourite!)
Dress-your-own baked potatoes
Salad bar alternatives: fresh veggies, lettuce, chickpeas, crumbled cheese, dressing, fresh fruit
Dinner Examples:
Mac and cheese with broccoli
Meatloaf with mashed potatoes and mixed vegetables
Stir-fried vegetables with chicken and rice (sauce on the side)
Salad bar alternatives: fresh veggies, lettuce, chickpeas, crumbled cheese, dressing, fresh fruit
Snacks:
Granola bars, muffins, or fresh fruit
Cheese and crackers with grapes
Pretzels and dip
Dietary Restrictions:
Parents must notify camp in writing at least one week before the start of camp of any dietary restrictions. The Health Care Provider will follow up if needed, and the Food Service Team will be informed of each camper’s restrictions, cabin, and name. For allergies, parents/guardians will complete an Emergency Action Plan, including a photo, reaction details, and treatment steps (e.g., Benadryl, EpiPen, hospital).
TUCK – Totally Unnecessary Candy for Kids:
TUCK is our fun, thoughtful snack system. Each camper receives TUCK Tokens included in registration costs (Junior: 10, Regular: 12, Teen: 15), which can be exchanged for a variety of treats, such as fuzzy peaches, gummy worms, chocolate-covered pretzels, dried fruit, chips, and cookies. TUCK Tokens let campers make their own snack mix, giving them choice, reducing packaging waste, and keeping the treat experience fun. Cabins or activity groups can also earn bonus TUCK for teamwork, challenges, or special activities, celebrating participation and camp spirit.
At Camp Kee-Mo-Kee, we balance nutrition, fun, and choice—because happy campers are well-fed campers!
Is Camp Kee-Mo-Kee technology free?
Technology-Free Camp
At Camp Kee-Mo-Kee, we encourage campers to fully unplug and engage with nature, friends, and the camp experience. To support face-to-face connection, personal growth, and outdoor exploration, cell phones and personal electronic devices are not permitted during camp sessions.
Campers: Phones and other valuable electronics (music players, tablets, digital cameras, etc.) should be left at home. Any devices brought to camp are securely stored in the Camp Office and returned at the end of the session.
Staff: Staff phones are also checked in upon arrival and are only accessible during scheduled breaks or in emergencies. Limited Wi-Fi is available for work-related duties only.
This technology-free approach helps campers build friendships, develop independence, and immerse themselves in camp life without distractions—making every moment at Camp Kee-Mo-Kee memorable and meaningful.
