Camp Fire First Texas
Camp Fire First Texas · Private
Camp Fire First Texas, the Fort Worth-area council of the national Camp Fire youth organization, runs nonprofit summer and school-break day camps for children ages 4-13. Full-day programming features weekly field trips, swimming, splash days, enrichment presentations and hands-on experiments. Scholarships and CCMS-eligible financial assistance are available for qualifying families.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Fire First Texas directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Mi hijo estuvo aquí ya hace mucho tiempo y quiero poner a mi otro hijo aver si le gusta a el.
I can’t get anyone to return my call or email to register my son for camp. I will have to find another camp. It’s not professional to not return calls or emails.
My 3.5 y/o son is currently enrolled at Campfire. He has been thriving with the help of the staff and curriculum here. Mostly all of the staff members are extremely courteous and caring. My son has formed a respect and love for his new teacher in room 8, Ms. Tori. She has been my favorite teacher there so far in our 6 month journey starting school (daycare). She is compassionate yet stern. She teaches respect, and morals, and I can tell she genuinely cares about my son and his development. I am very pleased with his new classroom and teachers. He loves going everyday and comes home ready to go back the next day. I am very pleased with our first real schooling experience and look forward to our future here. Thanks for all you do for us Campfire. We love y'all!
Our kiddo went here for around a year. He would always say “I love this place”. The directors were always friendly and helpful, and I always felt safe dropping him off. One of my favorite things about the building was the ‘observation room’ available for each class in which a parent could sit, watch, and listen to what is going on in the classroom. We absolutely loved his teachers. They created a fun environment, showed patience, and really let the kids know they loved them.


