Camp Mystic’s annual revenue fell by nearly half after the catastrophic July 2025 flood, while the summer camp paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to members of the family that operates it, according to newly filed bankruptcy records.
The filing, submitted Friday in federal bankruptcy court in Houston, provides one of the clearest looks yet at the finances of the century-old Christian summer camp for girls as it faces several wrongful death lawsuits and additional close scrutiny stemming from last year’s July Fourth flood.
More than 130 people died across the region, including 25 campers and two counselors at Camp Mystic, along with camp owner and executive director Dick Eastland. The Eastland family has operated the summer camp for three generations…