Camp Victory … A Special Camp for Special Kids
Discover Camp Victory’s history, mission and victories!
How does it work?
Each week from April through October, our partner camps host camp sessions by condition. For example, there are separate weeks for children with cancer, spina bifida, diabetes, or brain injuries, as well as weekend sessions for families touched by autism. Plus several more.
What do campers do here?
All the fun activities of summer camp! Staying in cabins, eating in a dining hall, having campfires, swimming, arts and crafts, archery, playgrounds, biking, fishing, talent shows, dances, a challenge course with a zip line, rock-climbing wall …
What is Camp Victory?
Camp Victory is a beautiful 150-acre campus in Millville, PA, designed specifically for kids with special needs. The facility is accessible to all: the treehouse has a ramp, the rock-climbing wall and zip line have specialty harnesses, and the paths are paved. We ensure a safe, accessible experience for each child.
Is there medical support?
Camp Victory has a state-of-the-art clinic and each partner camp brings its own medical support staff with specialized expertise. The “Med Shed” can be used for tasks as basic as daily medication distribution or as complex as chemotherapy or dialysis.
What does it cost to attend?
Very little! Camp Victory works with corporate and individual donors, and seeks grants to cover operating costs. No camper is ever turned away due to lack of funds. In addition to being very low cost, each partner camp can apply for KidsKash, a special fund dedicated to those in need.
What makes Camp Victory special?
Many of our campers are immune-compromised, medically fragile, and/or have needs a typical camp can’t meet. Camp Victory was built just for them, so they can enjoy camp like everyone else. Plus, the added bonus of being with other campers in similar circumstances is priceless.