This is a supremely friendly Christian summer camp place. Registering your child is super easy and…read morethe fees are affordable. It's such a welcoming place for all children and the counselors that volunteer are family. The cabins are very unique in that they are named after famous Texans in our state's history. Like Davy Crockett, William B Travis, James Fannin, Juan Seguin and James Bonham just to name several. This place is situated in the middle of Crockett. Very country and what's it to like? Rolling hills, beautiful trees, major green belt areas and a lake. They have cool activities for the kids like riflery, archery, horse back riding, arts & crafts, swimming in the lake and much much more. This is the kind of camp that is could be the cherry topping of a wonderful summer.

i enjoyed every day at this place over the years and i just wanna mention some people saul ruben…read moreelliot carsten theese people really made frontier camp the fun experience it is

I have had so much fun at Sky Ranch. Sky Ranch has helped me connect with God and have fun at the…read moresame time.

My daughter had such a great first week away at Sky Ranch! She'll definitely go again!!…read more Sky Ranch was super accommodating when we had to delay her camp session one week due to a good old summer virus. I was super impressed with their willingness to move her so last minute (day before she was supposed to check in).

Great summer program! My daughter will be attending her third year this summer and she can't wait…read more They keep them busy all summer long with field trips every week, swimming twice a week and various on campus activities.

From the owner: Fun activities all summer long!read more

I visited this campus because they had an Open House, which they advertised as an event on…read moreFacebook. I didn't know the best place to park, since this was my first visit since they moved to this campus. Disclaimer: my sister-in-law used to teach history at this school, while my brother coached volleyball and may have taught a Bible class. But they haven't been with this school since before I moved to Athens in 2014. But back when they used to work for this school, I got to meet some of the faculty and staff members, so I know some of them. This school used to "float around" and make their home in various church buildings before they moved to this location (a piece of ranch land). So they have really grown up since I have seen them! Currently, they have 60-70ish students from 7th-12th grades. Their "band" is a worship-leading band for their chapel services, and I'd love to sit in on a chapel service sometime! I like that it seems they welcome students of various denominations (the Christian School I attended was run by predominantly members of the Church Of Christ, which meant that our chapel services were accapella, but they welcomed students of other denominations). They also wear some sharp uniforms, the more formal version of which reminds me of what they wore in the "Harry Potter" movies, but most days of the week they wear more casual uniforms, as some current students (from the House of Gryffendor", Lol!) told me. I was also excited to learn that they had a cooking class, that was all year long (not just 1 semester), where they also learned how to grill food on backyard grills. Their library also has a small "coffee shop" with it, where the students can brew their own coffee while they study (that was the impression I got). There is also a small swimming pool right behind the Administration Building, which would be good for back-to-school or end-of-year picnic parties, or maybe even use it for a shallow-water aerobics class. During the summer, they also have a "Popsicle Summer Camp", full of different elective camp sessions for kids ages 5-13. If I had kids in those ages, I would definitely encourage them to go to a camp session or two. And if I had kids between 7th-12th grades, I would definitely encourage them to come to this school!

My church has retreats there every year. This was my first time here, I gotta say it was BEAUTIFUL…read more! The staff was extremely friendly and so nice about making sure we had everything we needed. The cabins were nice inside and out, and very clean. There's plenty of activities like fishing, kayaking, horse back riding, trails, you can do a Bon fire, board games. Love it, can't wait till next year!

This is the worst camp in all of Texas and the USA. Please do not send your venerable children…read morehere. It is a not-for-profit church that has stated numerous times that they can only be sued if camper dies up to 250k. Remember happened at resent christen camp in the hill country. when 28 of your children died!!! DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILDREN HERE! They make 20 million an year. Such a farce.

10/10! We arrived at 1:00 PM and before we knew it, it was 3:30 PM. That's always a sign of a great…read moreday! This was our family's first visit, and Spark did not disappoint. Parking was a little different since we parked across the street, but it was free, which was a nice surprise. The restrooms were clean, there were snacks and drinks available, and since we weren't sure what to expect, we ate beforehand. The real magic was watching all four of my kids, ages 4 to 12, find something they genuinely loved. That doesn't happen everywhere! From arts and crafts to climbing, sliding, exploring, and creating, there was something for every personality and energy level. No one was bored. Not even for a minute. As a mom, I appreciated the clean environment, family friendly atmosphere, and free Wi-Fi. As a M.O.M.=maker of memories maker, I loved seeing my kids laugh, play, and discover new things together. If you're looking for a place where kids can burn energy, spark creativity, and make memories, Spark is absolutely worth the visit. We'll definitely be back!

HIDDEN GEM: This is a great indoor location for kids and families to spend time and I highly…read moresuggest as a Summer Bucket List item. There is an area for creativity, a piano, a huge playground that is about 2 stories high. The slide is fast so be careful but my grandson loved it and it was certainly his pace.

I absolutely love this camp. I have been going here for 3 years. The food is cheap, yes, but it's a…read morebreak from having food that doesn't taste that good and looks fancy, and the dessert is great. Counselors know everybody's name, there are horses, zip lining, ropes course, waterfront, archery, riflery, water front, and a ton of other things that are really entertaining. It's huge but you can find your way pretty easily, the cabins are old but it's fun because it's kind of a throwback and the counselors are super entertaining, and as for the things removed, it's still fun, even without NOLA roasts, Non-Or Campers, etc. It encourages activity and fun and has so many choices of what to do. I have a favorite horse, she's very nice and most of the horses are great too. All in all I love this camp very much (also it's a great break from tech) and it's the one place where I can fall asleep with melatonin (it tires you out in a good way) and my anger issues get a lot better here because it's very calming. As for the price, I think if you can afford it you should DEFINITELY have your kid come here. It's near Shreveport, Louisiana but if you live somewhere too far to drive (i.e. a kid lives in Vegas) then you can fly and they'll pick you up at the airport and get you over on a bus. 10/10 recommend. You make amazing memories and life long friends.

This camp is the same exact thing every year. You spend almost $5,000 which overpriced first of all…read morefor what it is. The people there are not very well trained in the activities they are supposed to teach. The camp looks as if it hasn't been updated since the 60's. The cabins are falling apart and have many cracks where bugs find their way in. Two years in a row my cabin was infested with spiders. The last time I went the cabin flooded with the smallest amount of rain and there was an ant problem. The workers there have a problem with favoriting certain campers. The food is cheap and frankly very bad. You are never able to tell if you are eating fish patties or chicken ones(not an exaggeration). Ever heard of Sysco? Because that is all you eat. The cheapest and lowest quality food I have ever seen/ate. The councilors are very young themselves and are not old enough to be responsible for your 6+ year olds. Don't get me wrong, it used to be okay. Until, they got a new head director who is not one to pass down little traditions that made Camp Fern what it was. Anything that people found joy in was removed; non-honor campers, Nola roasts, some camp songs, ect. If you haven't gone to this camp you wouldn't understand. In conclusion, this camp is not for you unless you want to waste money to get the cheapest quality of everything. These people only care about your money, not your experience.

My favorite place! There's so much to do from gymnastics classes to piano lessons to tons of summer…read morecamps to the new school Kinder Prep Academy! Go to texasEastKids.com to learn more.

From the owner: We realize that from the earliest years of every child's life success is achieved through physical…read moreactivities. The mission of Texas East Gymnastics is for all participants to gain enhanced self-worth, self-confidence, and an "I can" attitude. Our students are faced with physical and mental challenges in the safe environment of the gym and find solutions by learning new and exciting skills. As our athletes progress through our level system, we are happy for their gymnastics accomplishments, but even more proud that we foster the ability in each person to say "I CAN!"

This conference center is A-FLIPPING-AMAZING! If you really want to get in touch with nature and…read moredisconnect from the masses, this is the place to be. Cabin reservation and check in was super easy.