Attending Camp Mystic is a summertime ritual for generations of Texas families. The Christian camp is remote, about 90 miles northwest of San Antonio. Garza and Zárate were watching girls in the ...

Camp Mystic for Girls, is in Texas, about six miles south of Hunt, Texas, in Kerr County. That's within Texas Hill Country, about 80 miles northwest of San Antonio.

Hanna Lawrence (left) and Rebecca Lawrence (right), twin 8-year-old girls who died when flooding hit Camp Mystic in Texas on July 4, 2025. John Lawrence ...

Camp Mystic owner Dick Eastland died while trying to rescue campers during the catastrophic flooding, ... A toy sits on the ground outside of a cabin at Camp Mystic in Hunt, Texas, on July 5.

Camp Mystic, on the banks of the Guadalupe River near Hunt, Texas, has been operated by generations of the same family since the 1930s. Skip to content Skip to site index U.S.

An earlier version of this article misstated the day Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said Camp Mystic was the camp “hit the hardest” by the flooding. He said it on Sunday, July 6, not Saturday, July 5.

Camp Mystic, where at least 27 campers and counselors died in the floods, is in Hunt, Texas, part of Kerr County. Around 550 children were at the camp when the flooding started, according to a ...

Camp Mystic confirmed Monday 27 campers and counselors died in the floods. The search continues for girls that are missing. As of Monday evening, the flood’s death toll in Kerr County had risen ...

The youngest girls at Camp Mystic in Texas were asleep in cabins as little as 225 feet from the river when flash flooding suddenly surged — causing the water to rise 20 feet above flood stage in ...

Camp Mystic, which is set to celebrate its centennial next year, was founded in 1926 by E.J. “Doc” Stewart, who coached football and basketball at the University of Texas, according to the ...

Camp Mystic — where a frantic search is underway for survivors of a catastrophic flood — has been a destination for the daughters of Texas’s political elite since it was founded nearly a ...

Texas camp director Dick Eastland reportedly sacrificed his life to save campers during devastating floods that killed nearly 70 people across Central Texas, including children from Camp Mystic.