Conquer Ninja Gyms runs week-long summer ninja camps at its Eden Prairie location, where kids ages 5-13 play on obstacle courses while learning technique and staying active. Camps run Monday-Thursday from 9:00am-11:00am, with members receiving a discount. Conquer also operates Blaine and Woodbury gyms.
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 Conquer Ninja Gyms Eden Prairie directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
Camps nearby
Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleThis gym has incredible staff! The coaches are very friendly and are very experienced in the sport of ninja. They are very good at explaining the obstacles and demonstrating how to complete each challenge. They have obstacles set up for all skill levels ranging from first timers to pro ninjas. I have been to this gym about 5 times, and each time there has been new challenges! I would highly recommend this gym to anyone who wants to check out the sport.
Disappointing. After over three years of doing ninja at Conquer Ninja, I think we are done. Unfortunately, the Champions Hall location closed abruptly last year with the plan to reopen in a new space shortly thereafter. The move ended up taking several months longer than expected, and during that time families were encouraged to drive to other locations — with Burnsville being the closest option for us, which wasn’t very convenient. We chose to wait for the new location to open, but sadly, it hasn’t lived up to expectations. Compared to their other metro locations, the new gym feels much smaller and noticeably run down — especially surprising given it is a new build out. The extended closure combined with a facility that doesn’t match the quality they’ve demonstrated elsewhere has really dampened our son’s enthusiasm. After being so passionate about ninja, this change has him less than thrilled. It’s been disappointing to see something he once loved lose its spark due to how this transition was handled. It seems the owner was more concerned about opening other franchise locations and lost track of their flagship location.
Fun place to get to play on equipment like that on American Ninja Warrior. The staff was friendly and helpful, and, while small, the gym had adequate equipment for everyone (both children and adults). Open gyms are available if you just want to come in for an hour to play around (and don't want to commit to a membership).
There trainers here are helpful and a positive energy for the kids during open gym time. I think the space packs a lot of obstacles in a tight area, and it gets a bit crowded. Overall I think it's worth the trip.
My little one loves to watch Ninja Warrior on TV. This place is very kid friendly and everything seems safe enough for them to run around. There are also some things that are fun for the adults. The price also seemed very fair, spending an hour doing some of the obstacles is more than enough to tire you out. I would go back there again or have a birthday party there. Very glad I gave it a try. My only complaint is that the size of the place is a little small. It is still bit and full of obstacle courses but sometimes they feel a little crammed together.




