Camp Mystic seeks to sell property amid bankruptcy and legal troubles

Summary

Camp Mystic, a century-old private Christian girls' camp, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is seeking to sell its 749-acre property and other assets. The camp's reorganization plan includes auctioning the land, with the hope that a buyer will preserve its historic mission. Legal troubles have increased as the camp deals with the aftermath of a 2025 flood that resulted in the deaths of 27 campers and counselors. The sale is part of efforts to address financial and legal challenges. The property is located on a riverfront site.

Latest: On September 29, news outlets reported that Camp Mystic continues to seek the sale of its property as part of its bankruptcy reorganization plan.

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