Big Sky Bible Camp is a non-denominational Christian camp on 200 acres of lakefront near Bigfork, beneath the Swan Mountains, operating since 1947. From mid-June through early August it runs overnight, day and wilderness backcountry camps for youth in grades 3–12, with overnight weeks running Sunday afternoon through Friday and daily lake swimming. Two weeks are dedicated to Camp Promise for youth and adults with special needs.
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★★★★★Keely KjelsrudI came here for a womens retreat recently and got to use their new lodge. It was such an amazing experience. The staff was amazing. The cooks went out of their way to make sure my dietary needs were met since I have certain dietary restrictions. The views here are beautiful. The cabins are really nice, clean, and are heated. Zip lining over the lake was such a great experience. And they have lots to do so you never feel stuck/bored in your cabin.
★★★★★Rick ParisWhat a great place and camo. We brought our seniors from school to have a senior retreat. What a beautiful, amazing facility and the staff is absolutely fantastic. The seniors did a rope walk, a rope swing, zipping. We had a fantastic view of the beautiful lake. The seniors went swimming, paddle boarding, canoeing, and had a great time and fellowship. I can't wait to come up here again.
★Danny RootPlease make sure you check into their message and make sure it aligns with your beliefs. They will educate your kids, including 9-12 year olds about topics that should at least start at home. If you want your child to leave crying and continue to do so for several days along with leaving topics that should be discussed at home first up to them to present, then this is the camp for you. Sadly, they should have we will indoctrinate your child on their list of goals for the camp. Amazing activities but far exceeded their right.
★★★★★Dylan WessonMy sister is a vegetarian and we're not religious. But her friend invited her to this camp and she went. She made the most of it, but we had to drop her of some food, cause she was lacking vegetarian protein options :/, plus they make you do bible study and what not. However it's a great camp for kiddos to go to, and they mean well!
★★★★★John Kelly SwensonAlways welcoming! Kids and grandkids have all had great experiences here and keep coming back! Counselors are well prepared/ trained and Godly leaders. Staff all oitch in where ever theyre needed.. experts at making. Camping experiences valuable for life!