Come Discover the Family of God in a Greater Way!

Family Camp is a wonderful opportunity to spend 5 days together as a Church to be strengthened spiritually and discover the family of God in a greater way.

Family Camp is for everyone including kids, youth, young adults, adults and seniors and there will be activities for all.

We will have time in God's Word and worship, fellowship, team challenges and have specific programs for our kids and youth.

Family Camp will be one of the highlights of the Church calendar.

Don't miss this time - register today as there is limited capacity.

Look forward to seeing you there.

Please Carefully Read the Following Information:

Check In will be at 11:00 am on July 3  |  Check Out will be at 11:00 am on July 8

Lunch will be provided at 12:00 pm on July 3 following check in
Breakfast, lunch, supper, and evening snack will be provided during the week
Breakfast willl be provided at 8:30 am on July 8 prior to check out

Registration Information:

Adult:
Youth (13-17 yrs):
Kids (7-12 yrs):
Kids (3-6 yrs):
Kids (0-2 yrs):

$230
$180
$150
$130
FREE!

You can pay either by debit, credit, or e-transfer (necf@necf.ca).
Full payment is due by June 30, 2023.

Please click "Register Now" to secure your spot and pay the deposit of
$25 per person (deposit is non-refundable).

Register Now

Come Discover the Family of God in a Greater Way!

Family Camp is a wonderful opportunity to spend 5 days together as a Church to be strengthened spiritually and discover the family of God in a greater way.

Family Camp is for everyone including kids, youth, young adults, adults and seniors and there will be activities for all.

We will have time in God's Word and worship, fellowship, team challenges and have specific programs for our kids and youth.

Family Camp will be one of the highlights of the Church calendar.

Don't miss this time - register today as there is limited capacity.

Look forward to seeing you there.

Please Carefully Read the Following Information:

Check In will be at 11:00 am on July 3
Check Out will be at 11:00 am on July 8

Lunch will be provided at 12:00 pm on July 3 following Check in
Breakfast, lunch, supper, and evening snack will be provided during the week
Breakfast willl be provided at 8:30 am on July 8 prior to check out

Registration Information:

Adult:
Youth (13-17 yrs):
Kids (7-12 yrs):
Kids (3-6 yrs):
Kids (0-2 yrs):

$230
$180
$150
$130
FREE!

You can pay either by
debit, credit, or e-transfer (necf@necf.ca).
Full payment is due by June 30, 2023.

Please click "Register Now" to secure your spot and pay the deposit of $25 per person
(deposit is non-refundable).

Register Now

Come Discover the Family of God in a Greater Way!

Family Camp is a wonderful opportunity to spend 5 days together as a Church to be strengthened spiritually and discover the family of God in a greater way.

Family Camp is for everyone including kids, youth, young adults, adults and seniors and there will be activities for all.

We will have time in God's Word and worship, fellowship, team challenges and have specific programs for our kids and youth.

Family Camp will be one of the highlights of the Church calendar.

Don't miss this time - register today as there is limited capacity.

Look forward to seeing you there.

Please Carefully Read the Following Information:

Check In will be at 11:00 am on July 3
Check Out will be at 11:00 am on July 8

Lunch will be provided at 12:00 pm on July 3 following Check in
Breakfast, lunch, supper, and evening snack will be provided during the week
Breakfast willl be provided at 8:30 am on July 8 prior to check out

Registration Information:

Adult: $230
Youth (13-17 yrs): $180
Kids (7-12 yrs): $150
Kids (3-6 yrs): $130
Kids (0-2 yrs): FREE!

You can pay either by debit, credit, or e-transfer
(necf@necf.ca).

Full payment is due by
June 30, 2023.

Please click "Register Now" to secure your spot and pay the deposit of $25 per person.

Register Now

What Camp Looks Like

Map of Camp Grounds

Map of Camp Grounds

Map of Camp Grounds

How to get to Moose Lake Gospel Camp

47311 hwy660, Glendon, AB T0A 1P0

How to get to Moose Lake Gospel Camp

47311 hwy660, Glendon, AB T0A 1P0

How to get to Moose Lake Gospel Camp

47311 hwy660, Glendon, AB
T0A 1P0

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get there?

Moose Lake is approximately 250km east of Edmonton.  There are several small towns and gas stations along the way for pit stops.

What cities/towns are close by the camp?

Franchere Bay is the closest gas station, less than 5 minutes away.  Bonnyville is less than 15 minutes from camp and has a good variety of amenities.  Cold Lake is the largest center, another 30 minutes past Bonnyville, with all major amenities.

Is the water safe to drink?

All water sources at camp are portable, and are hooked up to an underground well-system.  Sometimes campers do not prefer the taste of well-water, but it is safe for drinking.  It is not recommended that you drink the water from the lake.

Can I bring a dog?

Dogs are allowed at camp but they must be kept on a leash at all times.  We would recommend not bringing a dog that is aggressive, noisy or unsocialized.

Can I bring an ATV?

There are several trails for ATVing surrounding the camp, but ATV use inside the campground is prohibited.

Do I need to bring my own lifejacket or watercraft?

The camp has many lifejackets of all sizes for campers, as well as non-motorized watercraft like paddle-boards, canoes, kayaks and sailboats.  People may wish to bring  motorized watercraft but do so at their own risk.

Do I need to bring my own food and snacks?

All meals will be provided, as well as an evening snack.  A tuck shop will be available, and will sell cold drinks, ice cream treats, candy, chocolate bars and some hot snacks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get there?

Moose Lake is approximately 250km east of Edmonton.  There are several small towns and gas stations along the way for pit stops.

What cities/towns are close by the camp?

Franchere Bay is the closest gas station, less than 5 minutes away.  Bonnyville is less than 15 minutes from camp and has a good variety of amenities.  Cold Lake is the largest center, another 30 minutes past Bonnyville, with all major amenities.

Is the water safe to drink?

All water sources at camp are portable, and are hooked up to an underground well-system.  Sometimes campers do not prefer the taste of well-water, but it is safe for drinking.  It is not recommended that you drink the water from the lake.

Can I bring a dog?

Dogs are allowed at camp but they must be kept on a leash at all times.  We would recommend not bringing a dog that is aggressive, noisy or unsocialized.

Can I bring an ATV?

There are several trails for ATVing surrounding the camp, but ATV use inside the campground is prohibited.

Do I need to bring my own lifejacket or watercraft?

The camp has many lifejackets of all sizes for campers, as well as non-motorized watercraft like paddle-boards, canoes, kayaks and sailboats.  People may wish to bring  motorized watercraft but do so at their own risk.

Do I need to bring my own food and snacks?

All meals will be provided, as well as an evening snack.  A tuck shop will be available, and will sell cold drinks, ice cream treats, candy, chocolate bars and some hot snacks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get there?

Moose Lake is approximately 250km east of Edmonton.  There are several small towns and gas stations along the way for pit stops.

What cities/towns are close
by the camp?

Franchere Bay is the closest gas station, less than 5 minutes away.  Bonnyville is less than 15 minutes from camp and has a good variety of amenities.  Cold Lake is the largest center, another 30 minutes past Bonnyville, with all major amenities.

Is the water safe to drink?

All water sources at camp are portable, and are hooked up to an underground well-system.  Sometimes campers do not prefer the taste of well-water, but it is safe for drinking.  It is not recommended that you drink the water from the lake.

Can I bring a dog?

Dogs are allowed at camp but they must be kept on a leash at all times.  We would recommend not bringing a dog that is aggressive, noisy or unsocialized.

Can I bring an ATV?

There are several trails for ATVing surrounding the camp, but ATV use inside the campground is prohibited.

Do I need to bring my own lifejacket or watercraft?

The camp has many lifejackets of all sizes for campers, as well as non-motorized watercraft like paddle-boards, canoes, kayaks and sailboats.  People may wish to bring  motorized watercraft but do so at their own risk.

Do I need to bring my own food and snacks?

All meals will be provided, as well as an evening snack.  A tuck shop will be available, and will sell cold drinks, ice cream treats, candy, chocolate bars and some hot snacks.