Camp Kiowa

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Camp Kiowa is a Summer camp located in the 270-acre campus area of Texas Woman's University in Denton (35 miles from Dallas) for Texas-area children ages 7-16.

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The camp was founded in 2004 by a married couple who wanted to build a camp for children and teens in the Denton County area. It has since provided summer activities such as Lego robotics building, woodworking, sporting activities, and has even provided weekend field trips.

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Camping Facilities in the state of Texas

Camp Arrowhead (Hunt) | Camp Bowie (Brownwood) | Camp Casa Mare (Seabrook) | Camp Champions (Marble Falls) | Camp Cherokee (Athens) | Camp Constantin (Mineral Wells) | Camp El Har (Dallas) | Camp El Tesoro (Granbury) | Camp Fern (Marshall) | Camp John Marc (Meridian) | Camp Kiowa (Denton) | Camp La Junta (Hunt) | Camp Mabry (Austin) | Camp Olympia (Trinity) | Camp Sweeney (Gainesville) | Camp Wisdom (Dallas) | Camp Young Judaea (Wimberley) | Echo Hill Ranch (Kerrville) | Lone Star Camp (Tilden) | Texas Lions Camp (Kerrville) | YMCA Camp Carter (Fort Worth) | YMCA Camp Flaming Arrow (Hunt) | YMCA Camp Grady Spruce (Graford) | YMCA Camp Pine Tree (Spring) | YMCA Hamman Ranch (Bandera)
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