• When to Pay: Please contact us if you need to spread out the payment of your camp fee.
• Bring a friend: Returning overnight campers, who bring a first-time friend to overnight camp, and the first-time friend will both receive a $5/day credit to their Treat Hut account.  
• Sponsorships:Financial difficulty? Please Contact Gary, our Camp Director (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) for more info
  on our sponsorship program or check with your local church leadership to see if they have a budget for sponsoring
  children to attend camp.
• Refunds:  
  • Prior to camp = 100% (-$50 (Junior/Middle/Teen) | -$15 (Pee Wee)) 
  • During Camp = Sunday: 75% -$50 | Monday: 50% -$50 | Tuesday: 25% -$50. | Wed-Fri: No Refund 
• Payment Due:Any time at online registration, until the first day of your camper's camp.
• How to Pay - Online at the store when you register or anytime through your Amilia login | PayPal (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) | E-transfer (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) | Cash | Cheque 

Chapel, Swimming, Canoeing, Mini-Golf, Field Games, Tubing, Kayaking, Archery, Air Rifles, Climbing Cabin, and More  

JUNIOR, MIDDLE SCHOOL, AND TEEN OVERNIGHT CAMPS: 

Swim for Life Program:  MORE INFO 

MIDDLE SCHOOL/TEEN SPECIALTIES: 

Archery Tag: Foam-tipped archery tag was a new activity in 2019 for Middle School and up. Archery Tag is played during Middle School, Teen, and Adult Camps, but is also available, at an extra charge, for Guest Groups.  

Girls of Grace: For Middle School who are not as interested in the high-activity programs. Led by the Sr. Girl’s Mentor, the Girls of Grace programs are designed to be a safe space for girls to talk about the connection of life and faith as campers participate in a creative and mildly active program. 

Bush Craft: Learn how to build a fire, tie knots, and more!  

Classic camp experience: From Sunday Check-in until Friday Farewell Chapel. Live and breathe Summer Bible Camp for five days straight. 

After morning check-in, spend the day with your cabin group, attending chapel and various activities. Experience many of the activities offered at overnight camp with the comfort of heading home and sleeping in your own bed, at the end of the day.  MORE INFO

Sandy Cove Bible Camp wishes to promote an atmosphere of respect and modesty, so Campers and Camp Leaders are expected to wear appropriate clothing at Camp, as defined below. 

Inappropriate wear includes:  

• Spaghetti straps, Halter tops, Tube tops 
• Shorts above mid-thigh 
• Skirts well above the knee 
• Clothing that reveals any private part of the torso 
• Tight clothing on any private part of the torso (not be covered by a looser layer) 
• Clothing that reveals undergarments 
• Swimwear: Boys - Shorts style only | Girls - Not unnecessarily revealing. Can be two-piece if the belly is covered. 
• Clothing that depicts messages, whether written or in picture form, which is profane, demeaning, promotes illegal/immoral activity, or promotes the use of alcohol or drugs.  
• Guys remaining shirtless (except when swimming) 
• Sleepwear that is worn outside of the cabin (unless traveling to/from the bathroom) 

Note: The dress code will be strictly adhered to. Sandy Cove Bible Camp Management reserves the right to define the term "inappropriate" on a case-by-case basis. Campers and Camp Leaders, in inappropriate wear, will be required to change into appropriate clothing. 

Amy's Treat Hut is the place to go, once a day, for all a camper's camp merch and sweet needs.

Recommended Tab for Treats:

• Pee Wee - $4
• Junior - $15
• Middle School - $20

Camp merch can be purchased at the Treat Hut, throughout the week, with a camper's Treat Hut tab, or it can be purchased at Pick-Up.

Amy's Treat Hut was built in honor of Amy Horton (1980-2012). Amy was, for many years, a vital part of the ministry at Sandy Cove Bible Camp. Her desire to show Christ to others, and to see them come to know Him as their Savior, was evident to all who knew her.

In order to prepare yourself and your camper for summer camp, we recommend reading this article by Focus on the Family: Preparing Your Child for Summer Camp