heating, showers both indoor and outdoor, a campfire area, an outhouse latrine and four adjacent primitive patrol campsites. There are , , and hiking loops starting and ending at the cabin. These loops intersect with segments of the Florida National Scenic Trail which extends over to the north and to the south. Camp Owen J Brorein Centrally located in the Hillsborough County community of Odessa, Camp Brorein is the Council’s oldest camping facility. Located in Odessa Florida, this camp has been dedicated to the advancement of Scouting from its founding in 1923. Camp Alafia Camp Alafia is a primitive camp near Lithia and east of Tampa in Hillsborough County. The property is bounded to the west by the Alafia River and contains several campsites beneath an oak canopy. Order of the Arrow Uh-To-Yeh-Hut-Tee Lodge Uh-To-Yeh-Hut-Tee Lodge #89 is the Greater Tampa Bay Area Council's Order of the Arrow lodge, one of eight in Section E-5 covering the state of Florida (except the Panhandle). Uh-To-Yeh-Hut-Tee Lodge 89 was formed in 2016 with the merger of Seminole Lodge 85 and Timuquan Lodge 340. The merger was effective during the weekend of August 5 – 7, 2016. The transition team chose the name, which means lighting, and the totem, which is the Bull. Uh-To-Yeh-Hut-Tee Lodge has been serving the Greater Tampa Bay Area Council and local communities since 2016. The lodge is organized into six chapters corresponding to the Council's districts: Suncoast District - Abiaca Chapter Skyway District - Calusa Chapter Fort Brooke District - Netopalis Tachquiwi Chapter Miccosukee District - Osceola Chapter Timucua, Thunderbird and Lake Region Districts - Pèthakhuwe Chapter Withlacoochee District - Withlacoochee Chapter Pre-Merger OA Lodges Seminole Lodge Seminole Lodge was an Order of the Arrow lodge associated with the Gulf Ridge Council, located in West-Central Florida. Chartered in 1936 while under the name Kiondashama, the lodge name was changed to Seminole by September, 1938. Seminole is the name of a Native American people whose original homelands included portions of Florida. In 1951 Seminole Lodge lost its charter, but just one year later they were once again active. Seminole was the oldest lodge in the section and at the time of the merger was celebrating its 80th Anniversary. The lodge has had one member serve as national chief in 2003, Nick Digirolamo. Timuquan Lodge The West Central Florida Council's Order of the Arrow Lodge was Timuquan Lodge 340, founded