Camp Aldersgate

Camp Aldersgate is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit situated on 100+ acres in Little Rock, Arkansas, founded in 1947 on land that once served as a turkey farm. The camp is the only American Camp Association-accredited facility in Arkansas designed specifically for individuals with special needs, offering a barrier-free outdoor environment where campers engage with nature, adventure, and independence. The campus includes the Commons Building, a 12,000-square-foot stone, steel, and glass facility with a main dining hall that accommodates up to 250 guests, two classrooms, and large covered porches. The Activity Center seats up to 150 and features garage doors that open to the outdoors, a small stage, and an art room. An open-air pavilion, seven fully accessible cabins, a six-acre private lake, a swimming pool, a zipline, and wooded trails complete the grounds. Facility rentals are available to businesses and associations for meetings and retreats outside the summer camp season. Groups can reserve indoor and outdoor meeting spaces as well as overnight accommodations. Camp Aldersgate's signature events — including Aldersgate After Dark and the annual Fish Fry — draw the broader Little Rock community to the campus each year.