ADTC Pics!
Being my first year here working at Camp Huawni the build-up to All Day Tribal Comp has lived up to the HYPE! Blue, Red, Caddo, Tejas- the competition is fierce. Each event throughout the day involves the campers and gives them a chance to lead out to compete for their tribe is a sight to see. But even more important each camper cheering on and encouraging each other. Whether good at the event or bad…no matter what campers screaming at the top of their lungs “GREAT JOB”, “YOU CAN DO IT”, or “KEEP IT UP!!!”
The competition gives the opportunity for each camper to grow not only as an athlete, but in their character. Sportsmanship at the core is that both sides respect the work and effort each team put into the game. I have been blown away by these kids having fun but also giving it their all. Being outside, dressed up in their blue or red these campers have shown true grit to give their all for their respective tribes. Simple fun is the most fun I always say!
Today was a great day at Camp- Campers and Staff poured their all into making today happen, and we’re so proud of all the work they put in today. It was a long day, but it’s really neat to watch all of Camp work hard for their teams. Words just don’t do it justice!
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Guides for choosing a summer camp
- Camp Champions vs Camp Huawni: Two Tech-Free Camps Compared Both camps are coed, overnight and tech-free. The differences are setting, size, and whether you want an explicit skills framework or a traditional throwback camp.
- Camp Honey Creek vs Camp Huawni: Girls-Only or Coed? Camp Honey Creek is a girls-only camp in the Hill Country; Camp Huawni is coed in East Texas. The single decision that separates them, and how to make it.
- Camp Longhorn vs Camp Huawni: Hill Country or Piney Woods? Camp Longhorn has run on Inks Lake since 1939 and publishes its tuition. A side-by-side comparison with Camp Huawni on price, session length, size and setting.