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Read the top 10 reasons to come to Huawni. Find out if this is the camp for you.
Band Aid, Cane Brake, and Honeysuckle Hollow cabins rise and shine on a beautiful East Texas morning. Band Aid was one of Huawni's very first cabins built on the terraced and picturesque Flagpole Hill.
Ever see the movie Swiss Family Robinson? Cabin life at Huawni is like living in your very own tree house, where you get to do all sorts of stuff you can’t do at home, like write your name on the wall! You’ll get to experience the joys of a sleepaway camp, as the crickets and the frogs sing you to sleep each night. If you live in the city, you’re going to especially love our summer camp cabins because you can see the stars right outside your window, brighter and bigger than ever before.
Each year you’ll get to experience a new cabin tradition. This is the one, big, sleepaway camp event that only your cabin gets to participate in during 2 weeks plus at camp. Every year that you come back and move into an older cabin, you get to do a new cabin tradition. For you girls, cabin traditions include The Princess Ball, Shaving Cream War, Movie Night at the Pool, Destination Sing Song, Star Tripping, Last Year Campout, and tons more! For you boys, cabin traditions include Mission Impossible, Night Scavenger Hunt, Cane Brake Campout & Cowboy Breakfast, Night Hike, The Ultimate Pillow Fight, and Last Year Campout!

Part of cabin life also includes a surprise each night before you zonk out – you’ll get to scarf down our famous midnight snack. Now, although this little treat is life changing in itself, it’s the only snack you actually eat in the cabin. So where in the world do you eat at Camp?
That would be the Dining Hall, where great food happens.
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