Summer Camps for Kiddos...

[jmcampbell]

Check out COA. Michael runs a top notch christian hunting camp for kids. " home of the make me an offer hunt"

[Tbar]

We sent ours to Sky Ranch.


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[Bily Lovec]

Since you are in Kingwood, you are close to this camp in Galveston.....Texas A&M Seacamp

My daughter has been twice, last time about five years ago. She had a great time

http://www.tamug.edu/seacamp/

my daughter went last year, she had an absolute blast, she'll continue to go for as long as she can...
one of the many good things is they post pictures daily of the kids activities so you can log on and check them out.

[Bily Lovec]

actually,
we had this same topic about a year ago

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=130085

[Yardero]

We built the stone entry ways at the pine cove camp in Tyler last summer. I was blown away by that place, the amount of activities, the people, the acomadations(sp) all nestled in the east Texas pines, that's were I'll be sending my kids when they come of age.

[Big-Buck]

Check out www.outdoortexascamp.com, there are many different types of camps available:

Fishing
Hunting
River fishing
Saltwater
Deer
Waterfowl
Saltwater Kayak-might even have me as a instructor
Hunting/archery

all of them are ran by great people that know what they are doing. any of the fishing camps are good, they always get on the fish, either reds, specs, or croaker its always a good time for the kids

[txsteele]

Yes ,the Sattler Ranch when we are dropping square bales of hay on the ground this summer.We will keep your child for about a week and when they get home they will appreciate their home and parents.I wont even charge you a penny!LOL!

LMAO.....but soooo true

[FCTrapper]

Texas Brigades

Ages 13-17

Wildlife Intensive Leadership Development

The Texas Brigades is a wildlife-focused leadership development program for high school youth (ages 13-17). There are four different camps: Bobwhite Brigade, Buckskin Brigade, Feathered Forces, and Bass Brigade. You will be introduced to habitat management, hone your communication skills, and develop a land ethic. Top wildlife professionals and resource managers serve as instructors and mentors. Each camp is 4 ½ days long.

The camps are held on private ranches and at environmental camps in different areas of the state. In addition to learning animal anatomy and behavior, botany, nutrition, habitat management, population dynamics, etc., you will learn valuable leadership skills. You will write news releases, practice public speaking, and find out how to handle radio and television interviews.

Through these activities, you will develop valuable life skills that will help you regardless of your goals.

If you are interested in biology, conservation, leadership, or just appreciate the outdoors, you should consider applying to one of these camps. Find a career, meet new friends, and become an ambassador for conservation.

THIS ONE

[Tmag]

We have several kids from our church going here this summer. Ages 6-12.

http://www.camphisway.com/

[Grayson]

Kanakuk

[Old Blue]

camp allen is a good camp

[dharris]

Check out Christian Outdoor Alliance (COA).My son went last year and will go again this year.They get to hunt ,fish and cookout.He had a blast and the people who run it are great.

[labman]

Pine Cove, my three have attended for going on 5 years straight

[TKRanch]

Our son has gone to Camp Lone Star in La Grange for three years and loves it. Only one week at a time and not too terribly expensive. Also not too far from home either. Only thing I know is he has a blast and the staff has always seemed wonderful.

[rocoso]

Camp Champions on Lake LBJ in Marble Falls