Camp Cedarbrook Texas

Camp Cedarbrook Texas offers Boys’ Camp and Girls’ Camp for grades 2-12, with both listed at $665 per week. Some optional activities may incur extra fees. Campers can take part in boating activities, a blob, a covered basketball court, an expansive field for games, firing ranges, a high ropes course, a swimming pool, and a pasture for horsemanship.

Programs

• BOYS’ CAMP (GRADES 2-12) — grades 2-12 · $665 per week · Some optional activities may incur extra fees.
• GIRLS’ CAMP (GRADES 2-12) — grades 2-12 · $665 per week · Some optional activities may incur extra fees.
• CILT WEEK — boys and girls who have completed the first week of Camper in Leadership Training · $700 per week

At a glance

• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Price range: $665–$700 per week

About the provider

Camp Cedarbrook Texas says it has served in this camping ministry since 1960. Its mission is to develop God-centered relationships and equip individuals for Christ-like service and Christian leadership. The program is described as Christ-centered, Bible-based, and outdoors-based, with separate camps for girls and boys.

Christ-centered, Bible-based, outdoor program. Separate camps for girls and boys. Campers entering 10th grade are eligible for CILT. Previous Camp Cedarbrook camping experience is required for CILT. Campers are given the opportunity to choose age appropriate activities during activity times. High risk activities such as boating, target sports, horsemanship and challenge sports have specific, industry-based age and physical requirements. Campers without properly filled out medical forms are not included.

What families say

“All my daughter has talked about since she left camp last summer is going back. She has developed a pen pal relationship with some of her cabin mates. We are very excited about her coming back.” — Randina Sullivan PARENT

“I just wanted to share our experience with Camp Cedarbrook. We registered and dropped off our 15 yr old daughter. When we picked her up she told us how awesome everything was. She absolutely loved the counselors and the other campers. She is already begging to go back next year!” — Lilia VanderWal PARENT

Last updated November 1, 2026.