Camp Grady Spruce Est. 1949
Ray Bean Cabins Update
All eight Ray Bean cabins have been funded, named, and officially completed construction as of June 2025. The new cabins increased the bed count from 140 to 254, offering more space for campers and ADA accessibility.
Cabin Names:
Taylor Cabin
Shaw Cabin
PIB Cabin
Jane & Creed Ford, Jr. Cabin
Ellison Cabin
One cabin funded by an Anonymous Donor (name TBD)
The Girls of Ray Bean funded half of a cabin
All eight cabins are complete and being utilized this summer!
Renovations to the Ray Bean Dining Hall began in March 2025. Since then, we finished construction June 2025. Renovations included a new main entrance, kitchen remodeling, new bathrooms, roof, siding, windows, doors and a new deck.
Upgrades included:
New roof, siding, windows and doors, and a front deck
ADA accessibility improvements
New bathrooms and kitchen updates.
Ray Bean Dining Hall walking path has been completed.
Construction has began for the Equestrian Facility. The new and improved facility will include:
Covered hitching posts – Giving campers and horses shade and comfort in the hot Texas sun
New stalls – Improve organization and create a safer, more efficient environment for campers and staff
A washing bay – Supports proper horse care, allowing staff to focus on camper instruction and safety.
A new covered riding arena—complete with a tack room, restrooms, and horse shelters—to support safe, year-round riding.
Construction has begun for the new Welcome Center as Phase I of the capital project. The exterior is taking shape, the roof is on, and every week brings us one step closer to a new era of hospitality and history at camp. This space will serve as the check-in point for campers and families and include displays honoring Camp’s legacy. It’s all designed to create a warm, safe, and memorable first impression.