Cann started attending the Cape Breton Bible Camp when she was seven and never missed a year for the next ten years. Crafts and swimming were her favorite activities. I have parents who attended whose kids are here. They attended as teenagers, and now their kids are here, some working as staff.
Most campers come from Cape Breton Island, the Sydneys in particular.
And in our family camps, we have families coming from all over, from Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Lower Sackville, and the Annapolis Valley. Since acquiring an Internet address, the camp has as well fielded serious inquiries from as far away as Saskatchewan. The aim is good wholesome fun. The campers have diverse religious beliefs and backgrounds, and there is no pressure put on children to hold certain beliefs. The aim, Long says, is good, wholesome fun.