Camp Mystic, a century-old Christian girls’ camp in Texas, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following catastrophic flooding in 2025 which killed 28 people. The camp’s owners plan to auction off property and other assets to repay creditors. Victims’ families oppose the sale, demanding accountability and transparency concerning the camp’s operations. Investigations revealed negligence in the camp’s response to a flash flood alert prior to the incident.
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Camp Mystic owners seek to sell the Texas girls’ camp after 2025 flood; the bankruptcy plan puts its entire 749-acre riverfront property up for auction
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