Hoblitzelle Summer Camp
Each summer The Salvation Army Camp Hoblitzelle provides a residential camping experience for children ages 7-17 yrs. While at camp, kids have the opportunity to enjoy a fun and safe environment where they can learn independence, teamwork, and to build new friendships. In addition, they enjoy evening campfires, inspiring chapel services, swimming, outdoor adventures, organized recreational activities, and so much more. All of this while enjoying God's creation and learning about His presence in their lives!
COUNTDOWN TO CAMP!
Summer Camp Dates
June 9 - July 19, 2025
Location
Midlothian, TX
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COMMUNITY
To improve social awareness through short-term
community.
DISCIPLESHIP
To make disciples of Jesus who care for creation.
THE OUTDOORS
To provide a safe and formative experience of the outdoors.
GROWTH
To facilitate skill development and education.
LEADERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT
To train campers and staff to be leaders.
The Salvation Army provides a variety of camping experiences across the US in widely different settings. In every Camp setting,
the mission of The Salvation Army is why we do what we do. The 5 goals of Salvation Army camps are intended to lead every camp toward accomplishing The Salvation Army’s mission.
Lives are changed
at camp.
1956
Camp Hoblitzelle was founded in 1956. We’ve been blessed with over 65 years of ministry from our home in Midlothian, reaching kids from all over Texas!
47,000
Since our founding, Hoblitzelle has welcomed over 47,000 campers to unforgettable summer camp experiences!
97%
97% of our campers attend on partial or full scholarships—life-changing experiences made possible by the generosity of our amazing partners!
The Salvation Army Mission Statement
"The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination."