We guide our campers as they grow into leaders, discover their place in nature, build self esteem, and have fun!
Summer 2026 Dates:
Counselor Training – June 22 – July 1, 2026 (Mon-Wed)| 16+ and completed 10th grade (CT Session Letter)
Discovery Camp 1 – July 5-11, 2026 (Sun-Sat) | Rising 3rd-10th Grade (DC1 Session Letter)
Horse Camp 1 (Beginner) – July 5-11, 2026 (Sun-Sat) | 10-14 years old (HC1 Session Letter)
Mini Camp – July 13-16, 2026 (Mon-Thurs) | Rising 1st-5th Grade (Mini Camp Session Letter)
Discovery Camp 2 – July 19-25, 2026 (Sun-Sat) | Rising 3rd-10th Grade (DC2 Session Letter)
Horse Camp 2 (Intermediate)– July 19-25, 2026 (Sun-Sat) | 11-15 years old (HC2 Session Letter)
Discovery Camp 3 – August 2-8, 2026 (Sun-Sat) | Rising 3rd-10th Grade (DC3 Session Letter)
Horse Camp 3(Intermediate) – August 2-8, 2026 (Sun-Sat) | 11-15 years old (HC3 Session Letter)
Rates:
NEW – Tiered Pricing
At Camp Huston we believe all youth and families should have an opportunity to attend camp programs and financial need will not be a barrier to those experiences. The tiered pricing model allows families to self-select the summer camp fees that are appropriate and accessible to their family’s needs. We’re grateful to those who can afford the unsubsidized “actual” cost for supporting this effort to broaden our reach as we seek to create transformative programs for our youth and families to engage in at Camp Huston.
Tier #1 | The unsubsidized “actual” cost of camp represents the full cost of operating camp, including not only the basic costs of camp but also, long-term maintenance and wear & tear to the camp facilities.
Tier #2 | This self-selected subsidized option enables families to participate in Camp Huston programs and represents costs that are closer to our historical pricing.
Tier #3 | This self-selected, further subsidized option enables families to participate in Camp Huston programs and represents costs that are significantly below our historical pricing.
For families who need extra financial assistance, Camp Huston also offers two additional scholarships:
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- The Bishop Curtis Scholarship Fund was established to support families-in-need in sending their children to summer camp. Any family affiliated with an Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Olympia is eligible for financial assistance, regardless of their circumstance. The camper’s family, the camper’s church, and the Bishop Curtis Scholarship Fund each cover ⅓ of the cost of the camp session.
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- The Director’s Scholarship Fund was established to support families-in-need in sending their children to summer camp or a participant to a Huston retreat. The participant or family agrees to pay ⅓ and Camp Huston pays ⅔ of the registration fee, regardless of their circumstance. Additional options are available upon request.
| Tier 1 (Actual Cost of Camp – Unsubsidized) | Tier 2 (Historical Pricing that has always been Subsidized 35%-47.5%) | Tier 3 (Below historical rates, heavily Subsidized ) | |
| Counselor Training | $1430 | $750 | $495 |
| Discovery Camps 1-3 | $1600 | $945 | $690 |
| Mini Camp | $930 | $600 | $345 |
| Horse Camps 1-3 | $1700 | $1095 | $840 |
*Additional scholarships are based on Tier 3 rates only.
During online registration do the following:
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- Choose Tier 3
- Select “I am requesting scholarship information.” The registrar will then email you the link to the scholarship application.
- For questions, contact us at: registrar@huston.org or call (360) 793- 0441.
Camp Information/Literature for 2026
Please review important summer camp information
Camp Huston Summer Camp Handbook 2026
What can campers expect?
We spend a lot of time in Discovery Groups, which consist of two cabins of similarly-aged campers, their counselors, and a Discovery Group Leader. Every group is unique and has an identity all its own. There will be games, songs, hikes, team-building activities, camp outs, archery, swimming, crafts, and a time for reflection at the end of each day. Outside of our Discovery Groups, the whole community joins for meals in Curtis Lodge, as well a campfire, a variety show, and a dance during the week. An Episcopal priest from the Diocese of Olympia joins us every session to provide counsel and participate in program activities. They also help Discovery Groups plan chapel for each night. We hope that you’ll make friends, experience nature and have fun!
Rules for acceptance and participation are the same for everyone regardless of race, color, religion (creed), sex, gender expression (identity), national origin (ancestry), or sexual orientation.
Camp Huston is accredited by the American Camp Association.
COVID-19 Information
As of April 8, 2024, our COVID-19 information and policies have been updated. Our webpage here has more information.