Love Letter to Lonehollow
As we prepare for summer 2020, we thought we'd take the time to reflect on what camp truly means to us. Check out this short video that features the members of the Lonehollow Full-Time Staff as we speak from the heart about why we love camp and why we want you, your family, and your friends to join us for the best two summers!
Lonehollow Ride Along
Do you want to see Lonehollow in action?
You should be a Bus Chaperone!

Bus Chaperones assist with check-in at one of our four drop off locations in Houston, Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio, then ride the bus to camp with their kiddos! Once you arrive, you'll have the opportunity to meet your camper's counselors and feel the energy of Opening Day for yourself! All Bus Chaperones and their campers ride the bus for free, and you'll be back home later the same day!

Contact Shannon Tuschak to be a 2020 Bus Chaperone!
Thank You Gifts
Since our first summer in 2006, more than 5,000 individual campers have come through our gates to experience the magic of camp. With two summers left, we want as many kids as possible to be a part of the Lonehollow Legacy.

In order to make this happen, we need YOUR help! Share Lonehollow with your friends and family who may be interested in coming to camp ( the 2019 highlight video is a great start! ) and send them our way with any questions!

To show our appreciation, we will send your family a $50 gift card to the camp store for every camper you refer! Spread the word and help us complete our mission of enriching lives, strengthening connections, and building lasting relationships with our community!
Addressing Your Concerns
The safety and health of campers and staff is always the highest priority at Camp Lonehollow. We are closely monitoring the Coronavirus outbreak and its related impact. We want to stay optimistic while being prepared for all possibilities this summer may bring.

We have protocols in place to respond to the presence of illness in camp, including increased sanitation, limiting exposure points, and isolating infected guests. These protocols have been reviewed by our Medical Advisory Board, and are consistent with practices recommended by our local health departments and the CDC. The Lonehollow staff will continue to be proactive in communicating any updates with our camp families throughout the spring.  
Building Assets at Home
During the summer, we work hard to build the 40 Developmental Assets in your campers through our programming. But the work doesn't have to stop at camp!

Did you know that March is National Reading Month ? Learning to read takes practice, and loving to read takes enthusiasm! Check out this article from Read Across America that offers tips for parents on how to raise a reader and build up Asset #25 Reading for Pleasure .