His Hill Ranch Camp
Private
His Hill Ranch Camp is a Christ-centered summer camp in Comfort on 200 acres of Texas Hill Country along the Guadalupe River, offering both overnight and day camp for ages 6-18. Activities include horseback riding, canoeing, swimming, a climbing tower with zip-line, rappelling, archery, riflery, and tennis. Established in 1975, it is part of Torchbearers International.
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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 His Hill Ranch Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Deana FieldsMy experiences were great I got to learn about Jesus and I got to have fun and I got to chill out with my bunk crew and we got to walk to breakfast or was amazing and I'm glad I get to go this year . Love , emersyn
★★★★★Claudia MataMy daughter enjoyed the camp. The counselors and the activities It is a great place for the kids to spend some time Also the communication was great Thank you so much!
★★★★★Tiffany HiltpoldThis was my sons 5th year and it the only camp he is insist on going each summer! The staff is amazing and they keep them so busy! Highly recommend this camp for a reasonable price and loads of fun for school age kids!
★★★★★Sean PridgeonThis place is transformational. My brothers and I attended as kids and now I have the privilege to bring my kids. We just picked them up and they are discussing the Bible. My heart is fulfilled! We will be back!
★★★★★Joshua CarterAn awesome Christ-centered place for a church retreat like ours, or for summer camps. We were well fed, the college students were all very welcoming, lots of facilities and trails to make use of. We stayed in "The Ark", what we would have called barracks in Army, a building with multiple rooms of bunk beds. Sucks there was no A/C, but I get the extra costs that come with that, and I appreciate them keeping the costs down for churches like ours. I think the plan is to have future retreats here as well, and I 100% agree with that. As a cyclist and mountain biker, the only thing I would suggest as an affordable improvement on the property is to develop some more trails in the land downhill from the main building (between the the facilities on the hill and the river, that is). I'd love to take my MTB and get some fun flow trail riding in at the next retreat.