Here’s the info you’ll need for both the camp-out and our Sunday gathering:

Where:

Bird’s Hill Provincial Park.  Group Use Area #1, Site #2 (see the map below).  Park in either lots 2a, 2b (closest to the Picnic shelter) or 2c (closest to the camping).  All three of these parking lots service Site #2.  There will be signs.

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When:

Friday, July 3 – Sunday, July 5.  You can arrive after 11am on Friday.  Check-out is 3pm on Sunday.

Transportation:

Bus leaves Friday from 782 Main at 6pm.

Bus leaves Sunday from 782 Main at 10am sharp!

If you need a ride on the bus, please contact Suhail at (204) 297-4031.

Food:

For the weekend please bring you own food.  Generally we try to eat together – sharing inevitably happens – kind of like a pot luck.  It’s not organized in any way, we just recognize that eating together is fun and a great way to get to know others.

For Sunday lunch, the church will provide a BBQ.

Cost:

$10 per tent per night.  Payable during the weekend.

Other info:

• The sites are open concept.  Find a welcoming piece of grass and feel free to set up there. 
• There is a central Picnic shelter which has electricity, picnic tables, and fire pits.  This is the central hub – if you or others with you need to sleep early, don’t set up near there.
• There is running water available.
• There are other running things too (like wild animals).
• We will have some worship jams – so bring some instruments!

Sunday Gathering:

There will be no service at 782 Main St on Sunday.  Instead, we will gather at Bird’s Hill Provincial Park Group Use Area #1, Site #2.  Please note it will start at 10:30.  A bus will leave from 782 Main at 10am sharp (not Vineyard time) if you need a lift out for the day.

• 10:30am – Worship, those getting baptized will share and Noel Isaacs will speak.
• 12 noon – BBQ Lunch (provided)
• 1:30pm – we will head down to the beach for the baptisms.
• 3pm – check-out for campers

NOTES:

• Bring your own Lawn chairs or blankets.
• Each vehicle needs a Provincial Park Pass.
• If you’re not camping, why not come hang out during the days?