Troop198

"Camping this time of year is tough, but not impossible. Find a site that offers good shade. Keep plenty of water (not soda or beer) handy. And go to a place with good swimming. You adjust to the heat after a while. But I would definitely limit my camping to the lower humidity parts of the state "

Very good suggestions shade is always a priority for us, water to drink and swim in helps too. You adjust some but its still HOT. When I take pictures I try to find shade spots in the bunch for future use. Now on the lower humidity location, Daingerfield in east Texas was real nice for lack of humidity in early July, Tawakoni was not bad either neither as dry as west Texas but then you have dust devils to deal with