Camp Life
Camp Agnes Arnold
Shadow Lake is the main attraction at Camp Agnes Arnold located near Conroe. The lake offers 35 acres of cool, refreshing fun for campers. Girls may enjoy canoeing, swimming, nature study, and fishing on Shadow Lake.
The legends of the Magic Elf and Hipper entertain and delight the imaginations of all campers. In addition to the focus of the session, campers also participate in traditional camp activities such as swimming, making crafts, going on hikes, hanging out, archery, playing games, and making new friends.
Campers will stay in tents, tree houses, or cabin units of 24-36 girls each. With a view of the lake, girls eat most of their meals in the air-conditioned Ann Temple Allen Lodge. Near the ldoge, the climate-controlled craft rooms and library/memoriabilia room also offer an escape from the summer heat.
*Every effort is made to follow the planned session designs as closely as possible. Weather or unexpected factors may alter activities.
Camp Casa Mare
Sea breezes, relaxing on the porch swings, and
sailing on the bay are what campers at Camp Casa
Mare can expect this summer. This camp located
on Galveston Bay is a tropical paradise for ocean
lovers and landlubbers alike. A fleet of Sunfish
sailboats and sloops provides a challenging
experience for those who wish to gain expertise
or just enjoy recreational sailing. Activities for
the landlubbers include sports, hanging out with
friends, enjoying nature, fencing, drama, and
archery. In addition to the focus of the session,
campers participate in traditional camp activities
such as swimming, crafts, games, and making new
friends. Girls staying at Camp Casa Mare live in
dormitories. Campers gather in the air-conditioned
galley for meals and all-camp assemblies. The
galley also houses craft/activity rooms and a
display of the camp’s rich history.
Please Note: Not all sessions sail. Check to make sure the sessions you are choosing include sailing if this one of the experiences you are expecting your daughter to have.
Camp Misty Meadows
Horseback riding is the main attraction at Camp
Misty Meadows near Conroe. The Robert and
Janice McNair Equestrian Center includes four
riding arenas and a herd of 40 horses waiting
to be ridden, loved, hugged and groomed
by summer campers. Girls in third through
twelfth grade can experience different levels
of equestrian experiences. In addition to the
four-legged attractions, the camp offers a pool,
archery range, riflery range and a covered
pavilion. Traditional camp activities such as
making crafts, hanging out with friends, enjoying
nature, going on hikes, cooking outdoors, playing
games, and making new friends are all part of
the fun. Cabins and dormitories are home to
girls staying at Camp Misty Meadows. Campers
enjoy most meals in the air-conditioned comfort
of the Wortham Lodge. The lodge also features
a stage, craft/activity rooms, and a large covered
patio.
Please Note: Not all session ride. Check to make sure the sessions you are choosing includes riding if this is one of the experiences you are expecting your daughter to have.
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