Dozens died at Camp Mystic last summer. Now the Texas campground has filed for bankruptcy

The tragic flood at Camp Mystic last summer claimed the lives of 28 people, including two teenage counselors, 25 campers, and the camp’s co-executive director. The sudden surge in the Guadalupe River overwhelmed the camp, leading to a devastating loss. Nearly a year later, the camp's owners have filed for bankruptcy following a state investigation and failed efforts to reopen. The financial and emotional toll, coupled with the unresolved questions about safety and preparedness, underscore the broader implications for the safety standards of summer camps across the nation.