Although each camp that uses the Camp Victory facility is unique, there are aspects of each day that are alike. Each morning you’ll wake up with your camping buddies and counselors in your cabin group, get dressed and head to the dining hall for breakfast. Then you’ll head off to some of the great morning activities with your group These activities might include: archery, the zip line, fishing or maybe the climbing wall. Then back to the dining hall for lunch. There might be a little “down time” after lunch, but then it’s back to more great camp activities like arts and crafts, swimming, and paddle boating. After a fun-filled, busy day, you’ll enjoy dinner with the whole camp. Then you’ll head back to your cabin to get ready for the night activities. Everyone gathers together for these special activities that might include a campfire, a dance, talent shows, carnivals, or parties! Then, back to your cabin to get ready for bed….lights out and a great night’s sleep will get you all ready for another busy, fun day at Camp Victory!

Camp Victory food is delicious! Our great team of kitchen staff will make and serve you three full meals every day. There will be lots of food options for you to choose from. And, if you have special food needs, we’ll make sure that your needs are met. There’s always cereal available for breakfast, along with eggs, pancakes, and fruit. Lunches include grilled cheese sandwiches, hot dogs, and hamburgers, to name just some of the options. And every Wednesday at dinner, the “Pie Ladies” come with their delicious selection of pies for dessert!

Every camper group at Camp Victory has their very own counselors who will live with them in their cabins and be there to be your friends, make sure you are safe, and have everything you need. These counselors are amazing volunteers who love coming to camp to make sure that you have a great camping experience. The medical team will make sure that you have the specialized care you need, including making sure you have all of your regular medications.

One of the first things that you will do when you arrive at Camp Victory will be to settle in to your cabin. There are 12 cabins at Camp Victory and they all have names like: Oak, Hemlock, Pine, and Willow, to name a few. While you’re at Camp Victory, you’ll live in a big bunk room with the rest of your bunkmates and counselors.

The list of fun activities seems almost endless. Some of the special activities include: swimming, boating, fishing, archery, arts and crafts, biking, wall climbing, zip lining, nature walks, games in the treehouse, and campfires. There is always something fun to do at Camp Victory!

Camp Victory partners with more than 20 different camps to provide amazing camping experiences for kids with special needs. These groups include camps for children with autism, cancer, kidney disease, spina bifida, seizure disorders, and arthritis. So, yes, all of the campers in your session will have similar medical conditions and challenges. But, most importantly, all of the kids that come to Camp Victory are here to just be kids……Camp Victory is not about being sick or being different. Camp Victory is about making new friends, and having fun!