Although springtime has yet to arrive, summer will soon be on its heels, and that means Texas parents and grandparents are busy making plans. Those looking for activities and summer camps for their children and grandchildren need look no further than the beautiful Texas Hill Country. If you have to work while the kids are off for their summer break, they still have some fantastic opportunities to enjoy their downtime at a summer camp in the Hill Country. Summer camp experiences can help create memories that last a lifetime as well as long-term friendships. Here are three amazing summer camp venues to consider in the Texas Hill Country!
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3 Amazing Summer Camp Experiences in the Texas Hill Country
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1. Camp Mystic
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If you’re looking for an all-girls summer camp experience for your younger family members, Camp Mystic is one option, found in Hunt. This nondenominational Christian camp is situated along the Guadalupe River, and a second location is opening this year at Cypress Lake! Camp Mystic is on a mission to allow girls to learn and grow spiritually through their programs and activities. This summer camp also features more than 30 different physical activities, including but not limited to kayaking, canoeing, diving, fishing, archery, and so much more!
2. Camp La Junta
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Those searching for an all-boys summer camp check out Camp La Junta, located in Hunt. With a focus on personal growth and maturity through summer camp activities, Camp La Junta aims to provide boys age 7-14 the opportunity to recognize their own positive attributes. The camp is situated on more than 200 cypress-wooded acres along the Guadalupe River. Camp attendees can enjoy fishing, sailing, horseback riding, skeet shooting, and more.
3. Camp Longhorn
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A summer camp experience for both boys and girls alike, Camp Longhorn is located on Inks Lake in Marble Falls. Since its inception in 1939, Camp Longhorn also has a partner camp called Indian Springs, which opened in 1975. Both camps offer sessions of two and three weeks each for both girls and boys, in addition to a single-week program for those who don’t want to be apart for too long. The property features more than two dozen activities, including swimming, archery, and crafts, among others.
