Camp Fire First Texas has been an inclusive, innovative leader in youth development since 1914.
Woven into every Camp Fire experience is our proven framework for thriving. We call it Thrive{ology}. It’s research-based and measurable. Our framework provides opportunities for youth to grow and succeed in life. Programs include camping, licensed afterschool enrichment, teen services, environmental education, and school readiness, in addition to professional development for early educators. In Camp Fire, children and youth find a safe, fun and inclusive place – a place where they form lasting relationships, develop a sense of belonging and make positive contributions to the lives of their families and their community.
Going Higher Together.
Young people learn how to succeed NOW, through:
Upcoming Events
Breakfast with Santa & Holiday Market
Saturday, December 9, 2023
Camp El Tesoro
- Holiday Market Shopping
- Free digital photos with Santa
- Free holiday crafts, hayrides and archery games
- Special one-on-one chats with Santa
- Children of all ages welcome
- Hot breakfast available for a fee
Camp Classic Trail Run
Saturday, January 20, 2024
Camp El Tesoro
Lace up your running shoes and join the excitement at Camp El Tesoro in Granbury on Saturday, January 20, 2024, as we launch the fourth annual Camp Classic Trail Run! Upgrade your adventure with a Gourmet Dinner crafted by the renowned Chef Jon Bonnell and extend the magic with a Cozy Cabin Overnight Camp Stay.
Latest News
Read our blog+news to learn about how Camp Fire is connecting youth, growing leaders, educating our youngest community members and going higher together.
Camp Fire First Texas Names Interim President/CEO Brian Miller as Permanent Chief Executive
Camp Fire First Texas is pleased to announce that Brian Miller, M.S., LPC, who has been serving as the interim President/CEO since early April 2023, will become the permanent President/CEO starting December 1.
Camp Fire Receives Land Conservation Grant from Anita Berry Martin Memorial Fund at North Texas Community Foundation
Camp Fire First Texas has received funding from the Anita Berry Martin Memorial Fund at North Texas Community Foundation to support its Texas Outdoor Education Center (TxOEC).