Camp Conquest
Private
Camp Conquest is a faith-based nonprofit overnight camp on 78 acres near Millington, about 20 miles north of Memphis, serving children and adults with special needs and disabilities. Campers ride horses, canoe, ride a 600-foot zipline and use a sensory room, and sleep in an 8,000-square-foot lodge with 56 beds across two wings. One-week sessions cost $1,075 with installment plans and scholarships available; the camp places no limits on diagnosis or medical need and keeps a medical team on site at every camp event.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Conquest directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Tia TriplettI had an amazing and fun weekend with troop13295
★★★★★Stacey DuncanWe utilized Camp Conquest for our Girl Scout weekend camping trip. Not only was the site affordable, but the accommodations were amazing. We really saved so much money by being able to cook and serve our own food. The kitchen is well stocked with all cooking tools needed. Camp Conquest has plenty of space and multiple activity offerings. From my initial email, Mark was very responsive to all questions. He took as much time as we needed on our initial tour. The camp is well maintained, clean, and beautiful! Mark and Jamie also helped with some activities during the camping trip, which was extremely helpful. They are two very genuine people that care greatly for the site, but also furthering their mission of their summer camp for children. AMAZING!
★★★★★Marissa MontandonBest. Camp. Ever. Every day of camp is filled with so much joy, love, laughter, and FUN!!
★Billy CuchensMy child was a volunteer and subjected to racist bullying from another volunteer. My child stood up to the bully, which made the bullying worse. Camp staff failed to discipline the other volunteer, and my child was told "there's two sides to every story" and to ignore the behavior. The bullying and lack of support gave my child panic attacks, so I pulled them out early. I expect more from a Christian camp, particularly one serving those with disabilities and special needs.
★★★★★Shannon OttoThis camp has been a blessing to my daughter and our family. She looks forward to camp all year long. It is a place where she can go, and I know she is well taken care of. It gives her a fun vacation and a little respite for me that I normally wouldn't have. Mark and Amanda Price are amazing people with such big hearts for dreaming this camp up and making it a reality. God bless them and all who serve Camp Conquest.