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High Elements

The High Elements consist of two access points to the Crow’s Nest for descent via the Zip Line or the Free Fall.

Climb the spiral stair case to access the challenge course, Zip Line and Free Fall. The second access is via the Cargo Net.

All high elements require appropriate head wear and harnesses and certified Facilitators to belay.

Climbing Wall

The Climbing Wall is popular with youth ages 9-18 and even adults! Test your rock climbing skills.

 

Pamper Pole/ Leap of Faith

Participants climb up to the top of the pole and jump off to try to catch the trapeze bar in front of them.

Cargo Net

Participants climb up the Cargo net to reach the top of the Crow’s Nest.

Two Line Bridge

Participants move across the two-line bridge to access the crow’s nest.

Swinging Stairs

Participants must use the swinging stairs to cross to the next platform.

Uneven Bridge

Participants step from island to island until they make it to the other side.

Islands in the Sky

Participants step from island to island until they make it to the other side.

Cat Walk

Participants must walk across the Cat Walk to get to the next platform.

High Swinging Log

Participants must use the grapevine to maneuver their way across the Swinging Log.

Swinging Lilly Pads

Participants must leap from Lilly Pad to Lilly Pad to get to the next platform.

Postman’s Walk

Participants must use the vertical ropes to get across the Postman’s Walk.

Free Fall

Participants must stake a step off the plat form to Free Fall to the ground.

Zip Line

Participants rapidly descend an angled cable while suspended from a strap.

Zip Line 

Texas Screamer!

A swing for the brave, this high element involves teamwork and trust.

Texas Screamer

What’s NEW!

Registration is now open for Teen Retreat 2026! Join us January 2–4 at the Texas 4-H Center for a weekend filled with adventure, friendship, and all your favorite camp activities. Open to teens ages 13–18, this retreat is the perfect way to start the new year with fun, connection, and camp spirit!

Registration for Summer 2026 is now open!

Sign up today through January 7th, 2026 to take advantage of our Holiday Special and receive $50 off each camp. Click here to see our list of camps.

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Camps and Programs

We specialize in team building and outdoor educational programs!  If you are looking for a weekend retreat or a training please give us a call.  Don’t forget about your company Christmas Parties either!

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