Camp Conquest
Private
Camp Conquest is a Christian youth camp and year-round retreat center on Forest Road in Denver, Lancaster County, offering both summer day and overnight camps for children alongside parent-child retreats and youth discipleship programs. It combines traditional camp activities with faith-based programming in a rural setting.
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★★★★★Carly FritzMy 12 year old son went to camp here last summer and he will be attending again this summer. I can not say enough good things about this place. Diana is phenomenal answering any and all questions you have. The activities Camp Conquest offers along with a Christian focus are amazing! My son rarely tells me about his day to day - I have to practically pry information from him but he came home every day from camp last year and told me all about his day. What a bright spot for kids during summer! I would recommend Camp Conquest to everyone!!!
★★★★★Christopher PletcherCamp Conquest provides a simple, engaging, and activity-packed camp experience. The staff is hospitable, the facilities are wonderful, and the programming is thoughtful. The father-daughter and father-son weekend events are terrific!
★★Charlie Crooksthe people were nice, but the place wasn't really. the buildings felt like they were rundown and the beds were not comfortable. the schedule could also be changed so that people had more free time. also I'm not too big of a religious person so it felt kinda weird to me that 3 activities and around four hours of the day were spent on religious stuff. another thing about here is that it's built on and between like four hills, which was ridiculously painful for me, a person with anemia and (supposedly) asthma. I ended up having to ride in a golf cart near the end of my stay. I left on my third day. oh yeah, my friend told me that someone was injured and another friend told me that person was ordered to bleed in a cup. anyways, in the end, I don't recommend this place for people who have trouble walking for prolonged periods of time up hills and/or stairs, and people who aren't particularly religious. but, if you're neither of those things, this place is pretty cool. there's a shooting range, little raft circle things, fishing, horse riding, and more. also the food is good.
★★★★★Roma MarchukOur church has been renting from this camp for around five years. We keep coming back because improvements do not stop. God bless you guys, continue to improve and renovate. This is by far one of the best camp ground in PA. The staff are awesome and a pleasure to work with.
★★★★★MatthewOur kids have had a blast! My wife and I have really enjoyed volunteering as well. Great view from just about anywhere in camp, especially the outdoor amphitheater at the top. Also, the staff and volunteers are super to work with. 🏕️🔥🥾🚙