The Redemption Camp is the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) camp ground and its global headquarters. RCCG is a Pentecostal Evangelical mega church whose camp ground (Redemption Camp) is in Mowe, Ogun State, Nigeria. The camp is located at Kilometer 46 Lagos-Ibadan expressway. Its geographical coordinates are longitude 3.3958 and latitude 6.4531. While the postal code of the RCCG Camp ground is 110115.

The facility was established in 1983 and has gradually expanded to over 2500 hectares of land with several structures on it. The whole RCCG camp space (over 2,500Ha) belongs to RCCG Mission Church, with the certificate of Occupancy number 23876 and it was issued by Ogun State Government of Nigeria on August 4th, 1998.

The Redemption Camp has developed into a city of its own with over 5,000 projects that consists of police station, a post office, houses, banks, waste collectors, roads, supermarket, hospital, a fun fair, schools, a power plant, printing press, University, Redeemed Bible College.

As at 2018, there were a population of 12,000 people living in the Redemption Camp.

On the Nigerian Independence Day service of 2017 - October 1st, 2017, at the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) world headquarters in Ebute-Meta, Lagos, Daddy GO (General Overseer of the Church), Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, said the testimony of how the Church miraculously bought the Camp land for the Church.

According to what he said, he decided not to borrow fund for the land which they originally wanted to buy at Iju, Lagos. The Iju land was worth N54,000, although he didn't have N54 at the time. Instead of giving up, he held on to his faith and it eventually paid off.

According to the General Overseer, "When the Ebute-meta was filled up, I asked that the church elders should go and look for another bigger land. So, they finally got some land somewhere around Iju-ishaga for N54,000. It was so funny, I didn't even have N54 at the time. My elders were furious with me when I refused to borrow. However, had our church been the kind where they vote, I would have been impeached because I told them that I would not borrow."

"Some days later, one of our members who was going to Ibadan city from Lagos saw the vacant land and made and inquiry from where he found out that the owners were ready to give it up for N6,000. I asked the member not to haggle the price, we'll pay, and without delay, we quickly paid for the glorious land. That becomes our Redemption Camp today.