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Cho-Yeh Camp
Livingston, TX, 77351
Phone: (936) 328-3200
Fax: (936) 328-3231

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Current Average Rating : 5.00

Description


Cho-Yeh is a premier Christian Summer Camp and Retreat Center just 1 hour north of Houston, Texas. Loaded with fun activities like archery, paintball, horseback, riflery, blobbing, wakeboarding, waterskiing and more, Camp Cho-Yeh is a blast for kids age 6-16! Whether you come for Summer Camp or bring your retreat group, Cho-Yeh will be a life-changing experience.



 


Details

Camp Type:
Residential 
Year Established:
Gender:
coed
Age of Campers:
6 - 16
Cost/Week:
/wk (Please contact camp for exact pricing.)
Nearest Large City:
Accreditations:

Activities

adventure:
  • General


Sessions

(Please contact camp directly for updated session schedule.)

CORE:    $690.00
One week sessions
Registration fee of $100*
(Ages 6 - 16)

CORE 1:   June 6 - 12
CORE 2:   June 13 - 19
CORE 3:   June 20 - 26
CORE 4:   June 27 - July 3
CORE 5:   July 4 - 10
CORE 6:   July 11 - 17
CORE 7:   July 18 - 24
CORE 8:   July 25 - 31
CORE 9:   August 1 - 7
 
 
EPIC:  $1,290.00 
Two week sessions
Registration fee of $100*
(For 4th grade & up only)

EPIC 1:  June 13 - 26
EPIC 2:  June 27 - July 10
EPIC 3:  July 11 - 24

Christian Leadership Training  $1,420.00

Registration fee of $300*
(16 & 17 Year Olds)
 

CLT 1:  June 13-26
CLT 2:  July 11-24

Parent-Child Summer Camp Weekends: $150/pair
$50/each additional child
 
Weekend 1: June 26-27
Weekend 2: July 24-25

 

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An amazing camp! My son went every year when he was younger and now his sons are going!
Comment on : 18 June, 2014
The staff and cabin counselors are young, well intentioned, but not well trained and inexperienced. I would say some of the young male staff are wimps and do not know how to handle strong willed kids or conflicts well. They naively think that all the campers will just get along. None of the ones I met were strong, commanding role models. All of them appear to wimpy H.S. kids. One of my sons this year was severely picked on, and became so miserable that he demanded to go home.
Comment on : 13 June, 2012
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