Anvil Retreat

Friday to Sunday – $75/person.
Saturday to Sunday – $65/person. 

Children 5 yeas and under are free.

FRIDAY

7:00PM  –   First boat leaves from Lion’s Bay

7:45PM  –   Second boat leaves 

           –  Snack/Dinner on arrival

9:00PM –    Free-time Socializing

11:00PM   Lights out

SATURDAY

8:30AM –    Breakfast

9:00AM –  Boat leaves from Lion’s Bay 

10:00AM –   Chapel 

11:30AM –  Free Time

12:30PM –  Lunch

1:30PM –   Free Time: Boating, Fishing, Hiking, Frisbee Golf, Soccer, Basketball, etc.

6:00PM  –    Dinner

7:30PM  – Chapel 

9:30PM  – Camp Fire, Free Time

11:00PM –  Lights out

SUNDAY

8:30AM  –  Breakfast

10:00AM  – Chapel Time

11:30AM –  Clean-up cabins and camp,

12:30PM – Lunch

3:00PM –  Daybreak Boat leaves Anvil for Lions Bay

3:15PM –   Water Taxi leaves Anvil for Lions Bay 

The Retreat is located at Daybreak Point Bible Camp, which is on Anvil Island. The island is located in the Howe Sound. It can be seen when driving down the Sea to Sky Highway in Squamish. 

People must meet at Lion’s Bay Marina (Address: 60 Lions Bay Ave, Lions Bay, BC V0N 2E0). From here we take a water taxi directly to the Camp. Paid parking is available at the Marina for the weekend. Sometimes you can find parking just above the train tracks prior to entering the Marina. While the water taxi costs are covered in your payment, the parking costs are not covered.

The Camp is equipped with 10 ‘basic’ camper cabins. Each is equipped with a washroom (no shower) and 5-6 bunk beds with mattresses. Bedding is not provided. Check out www.anvilisland.ca to see some photos of the Camp. 

 Showers are located beneath the dining hall.

Note: Washrooms are on a Septic System – please be considerate.

Sleeping Bag
Pillow and Sheets
Bible
Notebook/pen
Flashlight (Also needed for the night game!)
Toiletries
Towel
Swimsuit
Warm clothes for fireside
Dark/old clothes for Mission Impossible game
Runners
Rain Jacket/ Boots

Daybreak Point Bible Camp has the following rules:

GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS

The Caretaker will advise you of any specific ‘rules’ depending on various construction projects etc; however, there are a few general facility regulations we ask all renting parties to abide by:

1) The Island is powered by a generator; the maximum time for the generator to be used is 17 hours a day; please plan accordingly

2) The camp property is non-smoking. For members of your group who do smoke – please see caretaker for the smoking area of the camp.  All smoking must be done in this location and no where else on the island

3) No Firearms, Alcohol, Drugs, Cannabis Products, Vaping, Pets or Explosives.  No candles in any buildings.  No open flames in any buildings or on the camp property outside of the designated areas (fire ban may be in effect, please confirm with caretaker).

4) Provincial Health Regulations require that any camp for children 14 and under must have a
nurse or F.A.A. attendant on site at all times

5) Adult supervision for all waterfront activities is required. Please review the posted rules and regulations. Swimming and boating is to be done under supervision by a qualified lifeguard. No boating is to done outside the two main bays.

6) Absolutely no graffiti, no removal of mattresses from cabins, no damage whatsoever to the camp property.

7) Camp clean up, daily garbage routines and kitchen care rules are posted on-site; the caretaker will supplement them if necessary. These must be followed to ensure the camp remains in good condition.

8) Please obey all out-of-bound signs posted on the property.

No problem. Gloria Edgecombe is helping with registrations and would be happy to answer your questions. You can email Gloria by clicking here.