Overview
- Brock and Braeden Davis are now back in Houston and recovering after their cabin at Camp La Junta was engulfed by floodwaters on July 4.
- After floodwaters inundated cabins and knocked out power and cell service, counselors sheltered campers on higher ground until rescue crews arrived.
- Camp La Junta remains under an emergency pause as officials evaluate the site’s safety and response measures.
- Parents endured a four-hour drive during communication outages to reach their children after receiving urgent text alerts of the flooding.
- The brothers’ ordeal is part of a larger Texas flood disaster that has killed at least 81 people and left children missing at nearby Camp Mystic.