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Bankrupt Texas Girls Camp Prepares For Property Auction Following Deadly Flood

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Bankrupt Camp Mystic prepares to auction its property as families pursue wrongful death claims after a fatal flood.

The owners of Camp Mystic are seeking to auction off the Texas girls camp and its extensive riverfront property through Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. The bankruptcy filing follows a devastating flood that resulted in multiple fatalities and subsequent wrongful death lawsuits from victims' families. If the reorganization and asset sale plan receives court approval, pending litigation against the camp's operators can move forward.

The Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing puts the entire seven-hundred-forty-nine-acre riverfront property up for auction.
The camp faces multiple wrongful death lawsuits filed by families of victims from the catastrophic flood.
Victims' families have expressed opposition to the proposed sale structure.

By the numbers

749acres of riverfront property

Timeline

2025Catastrophic flooding hits the area, causing multiple fatalities at the camp.
Sep 29Camp owners seek to auction the property through Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Why it matters

Camp Mystic is a historic Christian summer camp for girls in Texas that has operated for over a century before facing severe legal and financial fallout from a natural disaster.

What outlets agree on

Camp Mystic is undergoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings that involve auctioning its property to address liabilities following a severe flood.

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