M&M Ranch
Georgetown, TX

Horse Girl's Overnight Camp-Clinics and Summer Camp- Youth. Horse Ranch

Your child can learn another language, we can help! Make the most out of this summer and give your child the gift of another language and culture with our fun and innovative immersion camps! All our native-speaking teachers have been trained in language teaching methods and are experts in language learning fun! June - August. Multiple locations and schedules. Payment plans are available.

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HCF Day and overnight camps focus on horseback riding and horse care. The campers also swim daily and play with some arts and crafts

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Basketball Camp
Richmond, TX
Texas Ski Ranch Summer Camp
New Braunfels, TX

Learn to wakeboard, waterski, rock climb, skateboard, mountain bike, and more!

Sea Camp-Texas A&M University at Galveston
Galveston, TX

Sea Camp is a week long summer camp for 10-18 year olds focused on all aspects of the marine environment. Housed out of Texas A&M University at Galveston, our staff is able to show over 1000 campers every summer a wide variety of marine habitats and organisms in a hands on fashion.

Prude Ranch Summer Camp
Ft. Davis, TX
Club Scientific Dallas
Dallas, TX

20 science day camps offering everything from Video Game Creation, Robotics and Veterinary Medicine.

Camp Coyote
Huntsville, TX

Camp Coyote is a residential Christian adventure camp for children ages 7-17. We are located on a 2,300 acre working ranch with our own private 55 acre lake, high and low element challenge course, and a Texas-sized equestrian.

Aquatic Sciences Adventure Camp
San Marcos, TX

camp activities focus on aquatic biology and water chemistry, plus tubing, rafting, scuba/snorkeling, swimming, glass-bottom boat ride, Sea World and more

Camp Eagle
Rocksprings, TX

Camp Eagle is a non-profit Christian camp encompassing 1400 acres of rolling hills, cliffs, and the headwaters of the Nueces River. Programs include Summer Camps, Wilderness Adventures, Retreats, Outdoor Education, Gap Year Discipleship and Adventure events.

Lazy Acres Day Camp
Magnolia, TX

Lazy Acres is THE place to be for summer fun! We offer an awesome variety of fun and exciting activities for everyone. Our program encourages leadership, respect, and learning through adventure in our 9 unique theme weeks.

Choose Life Summer Day Camp
Houston, TX
Camp Rio Vista for Boys
Ingram, TX

Rio Vista has been a summer tradition since 1921. Located in the beautiful Texas hill country along the Guadalupe River. A summer program dedicated to providing each camper with a safe, wholesome, fun-filled, learning experience.

kidsActing Studio
Austin, TX

Sing! Dance! Act! Laugh! Create!

Camp Agnes Arnold
Conroe, TX

Camp Agnes Arnold Girl Scout camp offers a wide range of activities for girls of all ages. Our gorgeous camp setting, friendly staff & the wonderful choices available to our campers are waiting to be shared with your daughter this summer.

Chris Johnson Football Camp
Longview, TX

ChrisJohnson Superbowl Football camp at Aledo and Longview TX #312-265-0941

Orpheus Academy of Music Summer Camps
Austin, TX

Updated Summer 2020 Program: Weekly Online Group Classes for Ages 4 to 13. In this unique summer music experience, students will build musicianship skills and connect with other students in fun, interactive activities inspired by our most popular summer camps!

Camp Casa Mare
Seabrook, TX

The shoreline of Galveston Bay is the scene for Camp Casa Mare. A multitude of fun & new, exciting activities await our campers, so please read on & enjoy a sample of what Camp Casa Mare has to offer.

Broadway Bound
Sugar Land, TX



Texas Summer Camps on CampChannel.com

TX Directory Overview

Texas camp statistics within this directory. Percentages reflect share of all directory listings.
Statistic Texas % of Dir.
Total Listings1225.4%
Day Camps875.9%
Resident Camps554.6%
Family Camps174.5%
Travel Camps41.5%
Coed Camps985.0%
All-Girls Camps227.0%
All-Boys Camps158.2%

Format counts may overlap.

Price Range and Age by Format

Listings offering that format exclusively. Fewer than 5 listings omitted. Prices reflect director-reported brackets.
Format Price/Wk Ages Coed%
DayUnder $100 - $7516 - 1694%
ResidentUnder $100 - $1,5517 - 1756%

Ages = median values. Prices = director-reported brackets.

Top specialty categories for Texas within this directory, filtered by minimum listing count and quality score.
Specialty Listings % of State % of Category
General Program4637.7%4.1%
Academic Camps1915.6%7.1%
Family Camps1713.9%4.6%
Horseback Riding Camps1613.1%6.5%
Science Camps1411.5%7.3%


General Notes About Camps in the State of Texas

Texas has a hot, sunny climate that makes it perfect for outdoor summer camps. The state experiences hot summers, with temperatures often exceeding 90°F, making it ideal for water sports, hiking, and other outdoor activities. The Gulf Coast offers a more humid climate, perfect for beachside camps, while the hill country and mountainous areas provide cooler, dry air. This diverse climate allows Texas to offer camps that cater to a variety of interests, from adventure to arts and sports.

Texas is known for its vast geography, which includes everything from mountains and deserts to coastal plains. The state's diverse landscape offers a variety of camps in different regions: the Hill Country for hiking and adventure camps, Dallas and Austin for arts and tech camps, and the Gulf Coast for water-based camps like sailing and surfing. The Big Bend National Park offers a remote, nature-filled environment for kids to explore the wild beauty of West Texas.

Texas boasts several unique ecosystems, from the desert in the west to the wetlands along the Gulf Coast. Many camps in Texas focus on ecology and environmental education, offering hands-on experiences for kids to learn about conservation, wildlife, and ecosystems. Campers can participate in activities like bird watching, environmental stewardship projects, and wildlife tracking, learning about the state's diverse flora and fauna while engaging with nature in a meaningful way.