I've never been to Camp Stewart, and I can't say that I know much about the place. But a guy I went to college with in the late 1980s was a counselor there for a couple of summers, and he gave me a staff shirt that I still have today. And so when I heard of the catastrophic flooding that occurred this past weekend in towns like Hunt, Texas, that sit along the Guadalupe River, I felt at least a casual familiarity with the area.
At this time I have no idea how the Camp Stewart property, campers, or staff fared in the flood. Most of the news has covered the tragedy experienced by nearby Camp Mystic for girls: the latest I've heard is that they lost 27 campers and counselors. At the very least, I expect Camp Stewart's 2025 season has been upended entirely.
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