Grey water sewage must be contained and disposed of at disposal sites. Disposal of grey water/sewage on the ground is prohibited.
Fires are allowed in the fire rings only and a grate is recommended. Ash must be disposed of at designated disposal site. Propane or other non-wood burning portable barbeques are acceptable.
Power inverters are allowed provided the noise produced is at a minimal level. Acceptability will be determined by the camp director or campground board members. The camp may restrict hours of use as required.
All pets must be kept leashed. We strongly recommend that when you are leaving the Good Spirit Bible Camp property that you take your pet with you or for short periods of time (example 2 hours) they can be kept inside your trailer. Pet owners must collect and dispose of their pets' feces.
Only two vehicles are allowed per campsite if space permits. Visitors may use the camp parking lot. Also, be sensitive to other campers and the space of their campsites. Do not block any roads, park in front of the washroom facility, park in campsites other than your own.
It is strongly recommended that all watercraft be stored in the boat parking
Full time campers are allowed to make improvements to their campsites. The following are some guidelines with regards to improvements: Campers are not allowed to remove any living trees unless permission has been granted by the Camp Director or a campground board member. Only one building is allowed to be constructed on a campsite. The building can be no larger than 8' x 10' and no more than 8' high. The building must be constructed in such a way that it can be moved easily. The camper is responsible for the removal of the building.
As stated in the mission statement, all families wishing to camp at GSBC Campgrounds must show some interest in the main camp's ministry. This can be shown by registered participation, volunteer labour, financial, or spiritual ways.
All seasonal campground site applications will be administered by the GSBC campground committee.
These are not public campgrounds. Because you are on private property, GSBC reserves the right to reject access to or remove any camper and their camping gear (tents and trailers included) from the campgrounds with cause.