This 4,400 square foot building is a retail/snack center at Camp Cho-Yeh, located in the wooded area of Livingston, Texas. The Trading Post is meant to be the hang-out center at the camp, a place to eat, shop, play, connect, and relax. It is situated on a sloped site in the middle of the camp ground, next to the new ropes course, surrounded by beautiful giant loblolly pines.
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