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Camp Olympia offers a private, overnight Texas summer camp where campers can choose from activities such as water skiing, golf, horseback riding, the SPARTAN/ATHENIAN competition, and nightly camp programs. Campers select from over 40 adventure camp activities and over 45 activity options to create a personalized schedule for a classic kids summer camp experience in Texas. The camp maintains a positive, tech-free environment where children leave their phones and screens at home, with boys camp and girls camp options and a counselor-to-camper ratio of 1:4 in each cabin.
• 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 and one-week sessions for 6–9 year old campers
Camp Olympia was established in 1968 and blends its 45+ years of camping history and experience with its current summer camp program. The camp is an ACA Accredited Texas Camp and is accredited by the American Camping Association. Its mission statement is that Camp Olympia is dedicated to having fun together, helping people grow in body, mind, and spirit. Camp Olympia’s staff includes experienced and enthusiastic team members who maintain a 1:4 staff-to-camper ratio, and it provides first-rate outdoor education led by certified teachers through its Outdoor Education Center, which offers 3-day/2-night programs, day programs, and longer programs on request that can be customized to align with TX TEKS or current classroom programs. The retreat program can be tailored to the needs of each individual retreat group, and Camp Olympia can facilitate retreat groups of up to 400 people using its challenge course for team building.
The leadership team includes Cody Mauldin (Director of Boys' Camp), Michelle Mauldin (Director of Girls' Camp), Debbie Stubblefield (Administrative Director), Davis du Vigneaud (Assistant Director), Morgan Howe (Assistant Director), Shay Rowe (Assistant Director), Madison Droddy (Assistant Director), Rachel Baxter (Assistant Director), 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 (Lead Teacher), Abby Kusano (Lead Teacher), and Tate Parker (’24–’25 OEC Intern and West Texas A&M University Graduate).
Parent feedback about Camp Olympia includes comments such as appreciation for the overall positive environment, organization, teamwork, and outdoor activities their campers experience. Parents also note that their campers tried new things and persevered when activities were new and challenging, and that staff focused on every single camper to help them make the most of their experience. One parent shared that their camper returned with confidence, friends, and an eagerness to perform better at school and home, and another parent valued being able to see pictures of what their camper was doing throughout camp.
Last updated January 25, 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 and one-week sessions for 6–9 year old campers
Camp Olympia was established in 1968 and blends its 45+ years of camping history and experience with its current summer camp program. The camp is an ACA Accredited Texas Camp and is accredited by the American Camping Association. Its mission statement is that Camp Olympia is dedicated to having fun together, helping people grow in body, mind, and spirit. Camp Olympia’s staff includes experienced and enthusiastic team members who maintain a 1:4 staff-to-camper ratio, and it provides first-rate outdoor education led by certified teachers through its Outdoor Education Center, which offers 3-day/2-night programs, day programs, and longer programs on request that can be customized to align with TX TEKS or current classroom programs. The retreat program can be tailored to the needs of each individual retreat group, and Camp Olympia can facilitate retreat groups of up to 400 people using its challenge course for team building.
The leadership team includes Cody Mauldin (Director of Boys' Camp), Michelle Mauldin (Director of Girls' Camp), Debbie Stubblefield (Administrative Director), Davis du Vigneaud (Assistant Director), Morgan Howe (Assistant Director), Shay Rowe (Assistant Director), Madison Droddy (Assistant Director), Rachel Baxter (Assistant Director), 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 (Lead Teacher), Abby Kusano (Lead Teacher), and Tate Parker (’24–’25 OEC Intern and West Texas A&M University Graduate).
Parent feedback about Camp Olympia includes comments such as appreciation for the overall positive environment, organization, teamwork, and outdoor activities their campers experience. Parents also note that their campers tried new things and persevered when activities were new and challenging, and that staff focused on every single camper to help them make the most of their experience. One parent shared that their camper returned with confidence, friends, and an eagerness to perform better at school and home, and another parent valued being able to see pictures of what their camper was doing throughout camp.
Last updated January 25, 2026.
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