Austin Sunshine Camps
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Outdoors
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2225 Andrew Zilker Rd, Austin, TX 78746, USA, Austin, TX 78746
Austin Sunshine Camps is a outdoors camp in Austin, TX, for ages 8-15, running Jun 21, 2026 – Aug 11, 2026.
About
Austin Sunshine Camps has provided free fun-filled overnight summer camp programs for the children of the greater Austin area since 1928. All summer camp programs are provided free of charge for families with kids who either meet the free or reduced school meals income eligibility guidelines or are in foster care. At ASC there are 4 Camp sessions at each of our camp locations. Campers ages 12-15 attend our Lake Travis camp. Sessions for campers ages 10-15 are all ten days and nine nights long! For one session at Lake Travis, families will have the option to put their child in the All-Gender cabin. By offering a third gender option, we want our campers to grow. We want them to become more independent and more confident in their own skills. We want them to try something new, and we want campers to feel safe being and becoming their authentic selves. We understand and value the importance of connection with others. We want our campers to be better friends, work well with others, and work to resolve conflict peacefully. We want our campers to love to explore. It's a beautiful world, and we want our campers to care for the environment and its creatures.
Austin Sunshine Camps has provided free fun-filled overnight summer camp programs for the children of the greater Austin area since 1928. All summer camp programs are provided free of charge for families with kids who either meet the free or reduced school meals income eligibility guidelines or are in foster care. At ASC there are 4 Camp sessions at each of our camp locations. Campers ages 12-15 attend our Lake Travis camp. Sessions for campers ages 10-15 are all ten days and nine nights long! For one session at Lake Travis, families will have the option to put their child in the All-Gender cabin. By offering a third gender option, we want our campers to grow. We want them to become more independent and more confident in their own skills. We want them to try something new, and we want campers to feel safe being and becoming their authentic selves. We understand and value the importance of connection with others. We want our campers to be better friends, work well with others, and work to resolve conflict peacefully. We want our campers to love to explore. It's a beautiful world, and we want our campers to care for the environment and its creatures.
