Mail and messages are handed out at supper each day, so Camper Mail received after 5pm will be delivered the following day. The last mail call will be done on the final full day of camp, so Camper Mail must be submitted by noon that day to guarantee delivery.
At the base of the Talkeetna Mountains along the Matanuska River valley, 95 miles northeast of Anchorage, Glacier View, Alaska.
Ages
7–17
Clues to fit
Visitation policy and homesickness — why limiting visits helps
Victory Bible Camp encourages you to allow your child or ward to immerse themselves in the camping experience. Interrupting their stay can have an unintended negative effect on your camper as well as other campers. Examples are teasing from campers, creating home sickness where there was none both with the child & other campers that saw the interaction, and mostly it disrupts the flow of the day including limiting the camper's time at activities or meals. If a parent or legal guardian insists on seeing the camper, Victory Bible Camp limits it to during the supper meal at 6:00 PM.
Victory Bible Camp exists to evangelize and disciple children, youth and adults in Alaska for Jesus Christ through Christian camping. Located 95 miles northeast of Anchorage in beautiful Glacier View, the camp rests at the base of the Talkeetna Mountains along the river valley of the Matanuska River. The grounds provide a rich combination of natural beauty, modern conveniences, and activities that help campers and guests gain a fresh focus on the important relationships that are part of their lives.
Program breadth — four summer camps plus discipleship
From various overnight camps on our property, outdoor adventure camps that explore all that Alaska has to offer, and CHA certified horsemanship camps, we offer a program for everyone from 2nd grade through high school. If you're looking for intentional training and discipleship, you might want to check out our Servant and Leadership Training (SALT) program for those 14-18.
Transportation add-on $30. Fun weekend winter camp with tubing, broomball, ice skating, archery tag, inflatables. Daily chapels and small group devotion times.
Transportation add-on $30. Three days of tubing, broomball, ice skating, outside team games, archery tag, daily chapels and small group devotion times.
Scholarships — multiple assistance programs available
Victory partners with several scholarship sources beyond its own fund. Families with foster children should contact their case manager — this is often a covered expense through Denali Family Services. Victory is an approved Angel Tree Camp, meaning children of incarcerated parents who receive an Angel Tree Christmas gift also qualify for an Angel Tree camp scholarship. AHFC helps families in public housing rental programs send kids to camp. Homeschool families may be able to use their allocation — Victory has direct billing agreements with IDEA, CyberLynx & Upstream Learning.
Loved summer camp? Come back to the mountains for some winter fun! Victory offers winter camps for ages 11-18, as well as parent/child retreats. 2026-2027 offerings include: S.A.L.T. Retreat (December 4-6, ages 14-18, $125), Alpine 11-14 (January 16-18, $155), Alpine 14-18 (January 29-31, $155), Mother-Daughter Retreat (February 5-7, all ages, $125/person), and Nerd Camp (March 17-20, ages 13-18, $215). Scholarships are available.
Victory offers bus transportation from Anchorage (Mountain City Church) and Palmer (First Baptist Church). Round trip is $30; one way is $20. If you choose to take advantage of bus transportation, you will receive an email giving the pick-up location and time for pick-up and return. For those taking the bus, your child will be returned to the stop where he/she was picked up, unless a parent/guardian asks for a change at least 24 hours in advance.
During registration you may request up to 2 cabin mates for your camper. Please do so at least a week prior to when your child's camp session starts. We will do our best to honor your request if it is logistically possible.
Health and medical — certified health care provider on site
Victory Bible Camp follows similar guidelines to what a public school would follow. If your camper has recently been sick, they must be symptom free, without medication for 24 hours before coming to camp. A certified health care provider is on site to address the health and safety concerns of each camper and to supervise medication distribution. All prescription medications must be in a pharmacy labeled container with the camper's name on it and will be dispensed per the instructions on the bottle.
We take the safety of your child and the other children very seriously. For this reason, and because visitors have not gone through our screening process and background checks, they are not allowed to interact with campers they are not the guardian or parent of.