Ness Lake Bible Camp hosts day, overnight, family and leadership programs at its main waterfront property, 23705 Camp Road, about 35 kilometres northwest of Prince George, British Columbia. The Christian camp is operated by One Hope Canada. This listing covers the main Ness Lake site. WilderNess is a separate satellite property on Little Ness Lake, three kilometres away, and is not included here.
The following schedules are historical 2026 programs. The operator’s 2026 dates-and-rates page assesses numeric ages as of December 31, 2026. Overnight sessions: Squirt, ages 6–9, July 3–5; Junior 1, ages 7–10, July 6–10; Intermediate 1, ages 10–13, July 12–17; Teen Camp, ages 13–18, July 19–24; Junior 2, ages 7–10, July 26–30; Junior 3, ages 7–10, August 4–7; Junior-mediate, ages 8–12, August 9–14; Intermediate 2, ages 10–14, August 16–21; Junior 4, ages 7–11, August 23–27.
Historical 2026 day sessions have their own dates and eligibility: Squirt, ages 6–9, July 4; Junior 1, ages 7–10, July 7–9; Intermediate 1, ages 9–13, July 13–17; Teen Camp, ages 13–18, July 20–24; Junior 2, ages 7–10, July 27–29; Junior 3, ages 7–10, August 5–6; Junior-mediate, ages 7–12, August 10–13; Intermediate 2, ages 9–13, August 17–21; Junior 4, ages 7–11, August 24–26. The December 31, 2026 age assessment applies. Self-transport day-camp drop-off is 8:30–8:40 a.m. and pickup is 4 p.m. The 2026 bus location and exact times were still marked to be announced; older example bus times are not confirmed arrangements.
Historical 2026 Family Camp, July 31–August 3, welcomes the whole family, including grandparents, with fee bands extending from children under two to adults. Families can enjoy waterfront time, climbing and zipline activities; the giant swing has a height requirement. The operator also advertises an adults’ dessert time with babysitting. Confirm family accommodation, activity suitability and supervision arrangements directly.
Historical 2026 Leaders in Training sessions are July 3–30 and August 4–27, for participants who have completed Grades 9–12. These are grade requirements, not inferred numeric ages. The application and references are reviewed before acceptance. Participants develop service and leadership skills in kitchen work, cleaning, maintenance and programming, with training and Christian devotionals. Breaks and weekends follow the weekly camper schedule, so these dates do not mean uninterrupted accommodation. Future summer-team consideration is a separate process.
Activities vary by age and session and include canoeing, kayaking, swimming, tubing, archery, crafts, beading, climbing, ziplining, bushcraft, outdoor cooking, games and music. The camp includes chapel and cabin devotions while explaining that campers are not forced to adopt its beliefs. Main-camp cabins have ten campers and two leaders and are near bathroom facilities. Discuss individual medical, developmental, physical or other support needs beforehand because program, staffing and facility capacity has limits.
Main overnight check-in begins at 4 p.m. on the first day. Supply complete health and dietary information and enough medication for the session, in labelled original packaging, with the medication administration schedule for the Health Attendant. Name the authorized pickup person during check-in. Friend requests are considered but not guaranteed; siblings are not placed together unless requested. Bring bedding and suitable outdoor clothing. Use Any age search for the family and grade-based programs, and consult the exact session rules above.
The website is being updated toward 2027 and contains conflicting year labels in its new schedule. This listing therefore reports only the documented historical 2026 programs and does not claim confirmed 2027 dates or current spaces. Confirm future schedules, eligibility, transport and availability with the operator.
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