Paper Registration:

1) If you are in need of a paper application, click here.  

2) Your completed form and your $100 deposit can be mailed to:

4) Remember that you are not registered until your registration and payment have been received and processed by the camp.

5) Check your email for a personalized confirmation from Big Sky Bible Camp. This email confirms that your registration has been processed and that your camper has a spot in that camp. It also includes important information about your week of camp and a packing list.

We never want finances to keep a child from the opportunity to attend camp. Thanks to generous donors, Big Sky Bible Camp is able to offer limited scholarships for campers who are not able to afford camp.  To apply for a Campership, please follow these steps:

1) Click here to download and print the Campership form. *Please note that Camperships are not available for Day Camps or Wilderness Camps.

2) Fill out the form completely.

3) Return the complete Campership form to us. You may scan and email the form to [email protected] (please make sure the scan is clear; forms that cannot be read will not be considered), or mail the form to:

4) We will review your application and respond via email within one week of receiving your application.

5) The $100 non-refundable deposit is NOT covered by the Campership and is required to reserve your camper's registration.

**A Campership form does not register your child for camp. A completed registration form is necessary to guarantee your child a spot at camp. For Registration information, see the Registration Information tab.**

Upon arriving at camp, you will be directed to a parking place near our camp office and then to a couple of locations around camp before leaving your camper in our care.

1) The Registration Area: This is where you can take care of any remaining balances and get your camper's cabin assignment for the week.

2) The Camp Nurse: All prescription and OTC allergy medication must be checked in to the camp nurse. For more information on bringing medications to camp, view our Camper Medication Policy under Camp Policies.

3) The Camp Store: Here you can add money to your camper's store account and make any up front purchases. If you would like to purchase a care package without your camper present, feel free to return to the store after you have left your camper in their cabin.

4) The Cabin: Finally, you and your camper can head to the cabin where you will meet your camper's counselor. At the cabin, you will sign the camper in and leave names of anyone who has permission to pick the camper up. Once the camper is signed in at the cabin, we consider them to be under our care and supervision for the week. This is your opportunity to say your goodbyes to your camper and wish them a great week.

We understand that circumstances come up in which you may need to cancel your camper's registration. If your camper is unable to come to their registered session, please notify camp as soon as possible, as we may be able place a waitlisted camper.  The $100 deposit required to reserve your camper's place is non-refundable, but the remainder of your payment will be credited to your account to be used in your next transaction. Please contact the camp office if you would like your balance to be refunded.

If your camper is unable to come to their registered session but would like to attend a different week of the same summer, please contact the camp office, and we will do our best to find an open session and transfer their registration and payment to a week that they will be able to attend.

Swimsuits:

Modest swimsuits are expected for boys and girls. For girls this includes a one-piece swimsuit or a two-piece tankini that covers the entire stomach. If you do not have a swimsuit that fits these guidelines, you may wear a dark colored t-shirt and shorts. Boys' swim trunks must be loose fitting and at least mid-thigh in length.

Shirts:

Backless shirts, halter-tops, or tank tops that are low cut, tight, or expose the stomach are not to be worn. This includes boys' open sided tank tops. Straps on tank tops and dresses must be at least two fingers in width. All shirts must cover undergarments. Boys' shirts must be worn at all times with the exclusion of the water front area during swim time.

Shorts & Pants:

Shorts should be loose fitting and mid-thigh in length. If wearing leggings or biker shorts, dress code compliant shorts must be worn over top. Dresses and skirts must also be at least mid-thigh in length. Shorts/pants must cover undergarments at all times.

Inappropriate Content:

Clothing should not display inappropriate content including: profanity, drug, alcohol, tobacco, or satanic references.

Footwear:

Footwear must be worn at all times at camp (with the exception of inside the cabins). Closed-toed shoes are required for participation in field games and ropes course activities.

*BSBC reserves the right to require a camper to change their clothing if it is not deemed appropriate for camp.

No medications, prescription or OTC, are allowed in cabins.  Prescription medication and OTC allergy medication must be checked in with the camp nurse at registration. The nurse will disperse these medications as necessary throughout the week. Other OTC medications are not to be brought to camp. The camp nurse keeps a supply of OTC medications available for use if deemed appropriate. Any prescriptions or OTC allergy medication brought to camp must:

• Be in the original container.
• Include the name of the camper and the physician prescribing the medication.
• Include physician's instructions for dosage. If a dosage other than the printed dosage is necessary, a signed doctor's note is required.
• Include only the number of doses necessary for the camper's stay at camp.

The camp nurse will be available during camper registration for any additional concerns or instructions.