Camp Waldemar

Camp Waldemar is an all-girls, residential summer camp with over 30 activities and 20 classes. Activities mentioned include horseback riding, ceramics, trick roping, synchronized swimming, journalism, culinary arts, soccer, and golf. It offers two long term sessions, First Term and Second Term, and a Short Term that lasts 6 days and 5 nights.

Programs

• Long Terms - First Term and Second Term — Girls going into 4th-11th grades · Each term is 4 weeks · Traditional Waldemar terms; invitations to Long Term sessions are a separate registration process and are not impacted by prior Short Term attendance.
• Short Term 1 — Rising 2nd-5th graders · 6 day/5 night term · Introductory camp; registration is a separate process and attendance does not impact invitations to future long term sessions.
• Short Term 2 — Rising 3rd-5th graders · 6 day/5 night term · Introductory camp; registration is a separate process and attendance does not impact invitations to future long term sessions.

At a glance

• Ages: 2–11 years old
• Current session: Short Term 1 (May 22–May 27, 2027); First Term (May 29–Jun 26, 2027); Second Term (Jun 28–Jul 26, 2027); Short Term 2 (Jul 28–Aug 2, 2027)
• General schedule: Two long term sessions (First Term and Second Term) and a Short Term; the Short Term is 6 days/5 nights.

About the provider

Camp Waldemar was founded in 1926. Its mission is to provide a wholesome and fun atmosphere where each girl can grow, spiritually, mentally, and physically in becoming her finest self. It is licensed by the Texas Department of State Health Services and is a proud member of C.A.M.P.

All-girls, residential summer camp. Long Term sessions are a separate registration process and are not impacted by prior Short Term attendance. Short Term registration is a separate process and attendance does not impact invitations to future long term sessions.

What families say

“Waldemar was an incredible gift in those formidable years of my life where I began camp as a young girl and left as a young woman; I am sincerely grateful for all the life lessons and friendships that I carry with me to this day.” — Cannon (Former Camper)

“Camp has taught me greater independence, responsibility, and self-confidence. I have also established great friendships and learned better teamwork skills. In these ways, my Camp Waldemar experience has helped shape me into who I am now.” — Emmie Camper

Last updated November 1, 2026.