Registration is Open!

“If the Lord wills, we shall live and do this or that.”
James 4:15

NBBC Details & Registration

July 19-24, 2026
Speakers

"Absolom:  Stealer of Hearts"
Ian MacFarlane
Book Road Ecclesia, ON

"Footsteps of the Faithful"
Geoff Higgs
Courtenay Ecclesia, BC

Camping

$150/person for the week

$450 max per family

*Plus park entry fee

Fill out the registration form and a campsite reservation form.

Day Visitors

$20/person per day

$75/person for the week

$225 per family

*Plus park entry fee

Fill out the daytime visitor form.

Contact

Questions, suggestions, and all registration forms can be directed to:

nbchristadelphians.camp@gmail.com

Able to help? We could use some extra hands! Check out this volunteer form and let us know if you're willing to serve at the camp.

Mobirise

NBBC is held at Jackfish Lake in Cochin, SK where a group campground is reserved for our registrants. Be sure to register on time so we can reserve the correct amount of camp sites!

Maple Group Campground

Click HERE for the Google Maps link

FAQs

Yes! Tune into our ecclesial ZOOM link to listen in on daily classes. If you need the link, contact us! Be sure to check the schedule so you have the correct times.

Yes, there is a Saskatoon Provincial Park entry fee. Each vehicle must pay:  $11/day ; $42/week ; or $82 for an annual pass (for the calendar year). These park passes can be purchased upon entry to the park or online here.

Morning snacks and dinner are provided by the camp, but please be prepared to provide your own breakfast and lunch each day.

Classes are held indoors, with washrooms available here also. There are men's and women's washrooms available in a shared, central location to the camp. There are central campground showers available as well. 

Maple Group Campsites allow pets, have electrical hookup, and include picnic tables and pedestal BBQs.

Swimming, paddle boarding, boating, tubing, and water skiing are all activities we enjoy throughout the week on the lake.

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