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The four phase expansion includes a new dining hall, maintenance barn, family cabins, amenities and welcome center. (Rendering courtesy T Bar M Camps & Retreats)

$50M expansion in the works for T Bar M Camps & Retreats

By Amira Van Leeuwen

Steady growth at T Bar M Camps & Retreats—located at 2549 Hwy. 46—has inspired the Christian camp’s leadership team to expand its facilities and summer programming in New Braunfels.

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