The core of what we do is teambuilding.  It is the foundation of everything that students experience while they are here.  In our teambuilding progression, students will be led through a series of challenging activities based on the goals set by the teachers.   We work with every school to customize the teambuilding activities so no two trips are alike.  The key to success is that students must work together to solve problems, learn to effectively communicate, and trust each other.  

Walk the gangplank and experience the thrill of one of our newest adventure courses, The Pirate Ship. With 4 different levels and over twenty elements, this high ropes course towers the banks of Lake LBJ providing participants breathtaking views of our beautiful camp.  This ropes course allows many participants to be in the air at one time and experience multiple elements on the continuous course.

The Screamin’ Eagle is also known as a Screamer, or Giant Swing. The participant is attached to a cable and the other teammates use this cable to pull the participant up to the height of their choice. Once the swinging participant is ready to fly the participant releases their tether and swings. This element is a lot of fun and gets the whole team involved in the experience. This activity is group-size restrictive and offered on a first-come, first-serve basis.

The Texas Two Step is our newest and most challenging high ropes course and is strictly for our Leadership Program.  A team heavy high ropes course, participants must work together in order to be successful.

This course is for participants ready to find themselves in the great outdoors.  Orienteering involves accomplishing two different compass courses after receiving compass training.  Next, the participants will learn how to create their own bearings using a topographical map and experience our wilderness orienteering course. This course covers approximately 50 wooded acres and the participants will explore it in teams. Long pants and sturdy shoes required.

Looking for that teambuilding activity that will make a splash?  Then jump into our War Canoes for a trek on Lake LBJ that your participants will never forget.  Each canoe seats 12 and participants must work together in order to successfully maneuver the craft. Weather and ability allowing, we like to take the students on a short trip down river. The canoes must be carried a short distance to the lake – they are heavy and the participants must be physically strong enough to carry them.   Please consider the physical capabilities of your participants before choosing this activity.

Enjoy Swimming in our two awesome swimming pools, the junior Olympic-sized pool, and the Spin Cycle.  The main pool features two large waterslides, cascading waterfalls, a tanning ledge, and water fountains.  The Spin Cycle features a circular lazy river with waterfalls and water fountains surrounded by tropical plants.

No Leadership trip is complete with swimming in beautiful Lake LBJ. With a large enclosed swim bay, two-story rope swings, a gigantic inflatable water trampoline, and a huge water slide.

No experience is quite like the one of spending the night under the stars. Participants will hike out to their campsite in our backcountry, led by an instructor who will share knowledge about edible plants and native animals and lead experiential games designed to teach more about the natural world. Participants will cook their dinner over a fire, enjoy a campfire and s’mores, and watch the stars. This activity is meant to provide a unique overnight experience that promotes confidence, teamwork, and natural awareness in a wilderness setting. We have three campout sites, so we can take three teams of fifteen in a night. You will need to consider how many students you have and how many nights you are staying to determine if this activity is feasible for the size of your group (campfires are prohibited if the burn ban is on).

Campfire Connection brings the students together in their teams to process how far each team has done, and extend to their life outside of camp. Of course no campfire connection in complete without a tasty s’more.

This evening activity focuses on the night sky. Participants will be taken on a “constellation tour” exploring the different constellations visible during that time of year. Instructors are familiar with interesting facts and/or different legends and myths revolving around these constellations and share them with the students. Participants will also have the opportunity to look through our telescope and view heavenly bodies more clearly – our favorites include Jupiter, Saturn, and the Orion Nebula, depending on the time of year. If the moon is full and thus “hiding” other objects with its light, more time will be spent on moon studies.

Need a fun way to work together and compete at the same time?  Then choose sports as your evening activity.  We offer kickball, disc golf, basketball, tennis, pickleball, GaGa, volleyball and soccer/football.  We have lights on our basketball, pickleball, and multi-use sports field so no need to worry about playing into the evening.  We provide all the basic equipment and you provide the participants.

This is a great option if you would like a quieter, less active night. We have both indoor and outdoor facilities for watching a movie on a big screen, so we can watch no matter what the weather. We ask that you provide your own movie DVD so that you can ensure that the content is appropriate for your students. We have one set of projection equipment, so this option is on a first-come, first served basis.

Substitute 2nd Day (on Two Night trip): Additional cost per student plus E-Rock reservation fees.

• •  Unique teambuilding program built around group goals and going through the Enchanted Rock Cave. 
  • Optional overnight stay at E-Rock in tents (provided by school) in designated camping areas.
  • School pays E-Rock reservation fees