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Camp Olympia offers activities such as water skiing, golf, horseback riding, and a variety of sports, water activities, arts, outdoor adventure, recreation, and hobbies. Campers can take part in SPARTAN/ATHENIAN competition, nightly camp programs, and a challenge course for team building.
• Ages: 6–16 years old
• Schedule: One-week, two-week, and three-week camp sessions; two-week and three-week sessions for 7–16 year old campers; one-week sessions for 6–9 year old campers
Camp Olympia is a private, overnight Texas summer camp for boys and girls that describes itself as a classic kids summer camp with separate boys camp and girls camp. Each camper selects from over 40–45 adventure and other camp activities to create a personalized schedule and individualized experience in a positive, tech-free environment where phones and screens are left at home. The program states a focus on growth, confidence, independence, friendship, community, and fun, and notes that it builds character and values while children learn responsibility and cooperation and gain independence and confidence.
The camp reports an experienced and enthusiastic staff with a 1:4 staff-to-camper ratio, and a dynamic group of college counselors serving as positive role models. Outdoor education at Camp Olympia is led by certified teachers, and the camp provides first-rate outdoor education programs that can be customized to align with Texas TEKS or current classroom programs, including 3-day/2-night outdoor education programs, day programs, and longer programs on request.
Camp Olympia was established in 1968 and describes its approach as blending a rich 45+ year camping history and experience. The mission statement of Camp Olympia is that it is dedicated to having fun together, helping people grow in body, mind, and spirit. The camp is accredited by the American Camping Association as an ACA Accredited Texas Camp.
The leadership team includes Cody Mauldin (Director of Boys' Camp), Michelle Mauldin (Director of Girls' Camp), Debbie Stubblefield (Administrative Director), Davis du Vigneaud, Morgan Howe, Shay Rowe, Madison Droddy, and Rachel Baxter (Assistant Directors), Aaron Bauer (Chow Hall Director), Pat Centilli (Business/HR Manager), Ashley Miller (Registrar), Karen Hatter (Office Assistant/Store), and Nikki Hall (Office Assistant/Mail). The Outdoor Education Program leadership includes Brian McDaniel (Director), Emma Duke and Abby Kusano (Lead Teachers), and Tate Parker (’24–’25 OEC Intern and West Texas A&M University graduate).
Parent testimonials describe a positive environment with organization, teamwork, and outdoor activities, and note that campers tried new things and persevered when activities were new and challenging. Parents also report appreciating the focus on every camper, and some describe their campers returning with confidence, friends, and an eagerness to perform better at school and home, as well as valuing seeing pictures of what their campers were doing throughout camp.
Last updated July 21, 2026.
• Ages: 6–16 years old
• Schedule: One-week, two-week, and three-week camp sessions; two-week and three-week sessions for 7–16 year old campers; one-week sessions for 6–9 year old campers
Camp Olympia is a private, overnight Texas summer camp for boys and girls that describes itself as a classic kids summer camp with separate boys camp and girls camp. Each camper selects from over 40–45 adventure and other camp activities to create a personalized schedule and individualized experience in a positive, tech-free environment where phones and screens are left at home. The program states a focus on growth, confidence, independence, friendship, community, and fun, and notes that it builds character and values while children learn responsibility and cooperation and gain independence and confidence.
The camp reports an experienced and enthusiastic staff with a 1:4 staff-to-camper ratio, and a dynamic group of college counselors serving as positive role models. Outdoor education at Camp Olympia is led by certified teachers, and the camp provides first-rate outdoor education programs that can be customized to align with Texas TEKS or current classroom programs, including 3-day/2-night outdoor education programs, day programs, and longer programs on request.
Camp Olympia was established in 1968 and describes its approach as blending a rich 45+ year camping history and experience. The mission statement of Camp Olympia is that it is dedicated to having fun together, helping people grow in body, mind, and spirit. The camp is accredited by the American Camping Association as an ACA Accredited Texas Camp.
The leadership team includes Cody Mauldin (Director of Boys' Camp), Michelle Mauldin (Director of Girls' Camp), Debbie Stubblefield (Administrative Director), Davis du Vigneaud, Morgan Howe, Shay Rowe, Madison Droddy, and Rachel Baxter (Assistant Directors), Aaron Bauer (Chow Hall Director), Pat Centilli (Business/HR Manager), Ashley Miller (Registrar), Karen Hatter (Office Assistant/Store), and Nikki Hall (Office Assistant/Mail). The Outdoor Education Program leadership includes Brian McDaniel (Director), Emma Duke and Abby Kusano (Lead Teachers), and Tate Parker (’24–’25 OEC Intern and West Texas A&M University graduate).
Parent testimonials describe a positive environment with organization, teamwork, and outdoor activities, and note that campers tried new things and persevered when activities were new and challenging. Parents also report appreciating the focus on every camper, and some describe their campers returning with confidence, friends, and an eagerness to perform better at school and home, as well as valuing seeing pictures of what their campers were doing throughout camp.
Last updated July 21, 2026.
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