What does it cost?
Plover Lake Bible Camp is a faith based camp, meaning that we rely totally on the Lord for our needs.  Since the camp was started in 1956, it has always been free for the campers.  God has never failed in His promise to provide, and has blessed with abundance.  We have been able to upgrade the main building, staff cabins, and camper cabins over the years.  If you desire to donate, donations are accepted at camp time, with a tax-deductible receipt following. We thank the Lord for your gift.

Program…
Bible learning and singing are an important part of the daily chapel times.  Campers may also enjoy some of the following activities: games, swimming, crafts, sports, and campfires.

What to Bring...
Warm sleeping bag, pillow, sleeping mat/pad, warm coat, swimsuit, towel, Bible and notebook, personal effects, changes of clothing and a water bottle. Please ensure that clothing and swimwear is modest and appropriate.  Cameras are allowed, but their use will be monitored by the staff.  The camp is not responsible for lost articles.

Tuckshop
All campers are provided with a daily provision to spend at the tuckshop. There is no charge to the camper although donations towards this are optional at sign-in.
NOTE: Please mark all your belongings clearly.

What NOT to Bring...
Please do not bring food or candy. We ask that all personal electronics (cell phones, tablets or smart watches) be left at home or turned into the camp office.

Head Lice Policy
Head Lice is an endemic reality in Alberta, and the nature of the camp setting can be a perfect opportunity for it to spread.  While it does not pose a health risk, it is certainly a nuisance and potential cause of discomfort for those who are affected.
‍
Our request is that each camper is thoroughly checked at home before arriving and if lice are discovered, that they do not come to camp until the proper steps and treatment are followed for them to be lice and nit (eggs) free. A couple of products we have used are Nix and Licefree which kill the eggs as well as the lice. If you are unfamiliar with lice, please follow this link to the Alberta Health information page on lice.

During camp, if a camper(s) is found with a significant number of lice, they may be sent home, free to return when they are lice-free. However, if it isn’t significant, camp support staff are experienced and available to treat campers and take the appropriate steps to ensure no further spread occurs. Please note that this can be a significant inconvenience to our support staff and can cause a disruption to camp, so diligence in checking campers before they arrive is appreciated.

Please Register Early
We accept registrations on a first come, first served basis only.  The number of camper space is limited.  Once you have sent your application, consider yourself registered unless you hear from us otherwise.