Frequently Asked Questions

Cost. Every camp has a cost, right? Well, yes, Dayspring Bible Camp has costs—food, sporting goods supplies, replacing things that wear out (not everything lasts as long as our 100-year-old cabins, but even they need a makeover at times), utilities, and many other things. (Not the staff—they willingly and joyfully volunteer.)

While we do have costs—some of which can be significant at times—we do not set a charge for campers to attend, knowing that some can’t afford to pay and some can, but not very much. We trust in our God to move the hearts of those campers (and parents) who can contribute and also the hearts of many people who have experienced the life-changing impact of Dayspring over the past 75+ years. All contributions are voluntary. We know that our God has infinitely deep pockets! He has provided in many amazing ways in the past and will continue to remain faithful.

If you are able to share the cost it takes to run Dayspring, we very much appreciate that. But if you can’t, don’t let that keep you away, as above all, we value the opportunity to share God’s Word with you and your children.

For instructions on what campers can/should bring and what they cannot bring, please visit the How to Prepare page.

Yes. For more information on these age requirements, please take a look at our schedule. If you have any questions or need any clarifications, please email [email protected].

Dayspring offers a variety of faith-based, adventurous, and fun activities. For specifics on these activities, please check out the “Activities and Amenities” section on our home page. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

Thank you for your interest in staffing at Dayspring Bible Camp! For more information on how to apply, please visit our Staff Application page. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

Feel free to email us at [email protected]. We’re here to assist you with any questions you may have.