May 30 - join us for our volunteer cleaning and maintenance day!
You are welcome to stay on-site the night before and/or that night. Lunch and supper will be provided on May 30. Contact [email protected] if you plan to come out to help!
2026 camps:
June 19-21 - women's craft weekend - More information and to register
July 5-10 - junior camp (ages 9-12) - More information and to register
July 19-25 - Dinka language camp - More information and to register
July 26-31 - teen camp (ages 13+) - More information and to register
August 11-14 - family camp - More information and to register
August 21-23 - women's adventure weekend - More information and to register
September 17-20 - Bishop Helen's "Women in the Wind" biker camp
To be scheduled:
Men's weekend
Job opportunities:
Cook/kitchen helper - August 11-13 and August 21-23
Cabin leader/counsellor - male for junior camp and female for teen camp
Musician - teen camp (July 26-31) - contact [email protected] for information about this position
Camp ministry changes lives. It inspires faith, builds community, and helps children and adults grow as followers of Jesus. When you give, you stand on the frontlines of this work—making space for campers to encounter God in creation and deepen their faith.
Camper fees cover only part of the true cost of camp—more than $500 per child for a week. With support from the Diocese, we work hard to keep fees affordable for families. Your faithful giving helps cover the remaining costs and ensures camp remains accessible to all.
As we look toward the 2026 season, we invite you to partner with us once again. Your faithful support makes it possible for lives to be transformed as campers seek the Lord in His glorious creation.
If you wish to donate directly towards our camp ministry, please click the button above or contact our Camp Director, Kate Berringer to explore opportunities. We cannot offer these camp experiences without your support.
Click on our Camp Harding Fundraising page to make a purchase today!
Special thanks to our 2026 Donors
Camp Harding Heros ($1,000+):
Ann Knutson
Friends of Camp Harding ($500+):
Terry and Dawn Gates
We are also very thankful to Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's Outdoor Fund for supporting our efforts to introduce campers to the challenging sport of archery by providing a $300 gift card towards purchase of archery targets for Camp Harding for 2026.
Our item wish list (if you have something to donate, please contact Kate):
Folding/portable picnic tables
New fridge/freezer
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Camp Harding Mission
To equip, support, and encourage camp staff, volunteers and participants to seek the Lord, by providing meaningful camp and retreat programming in the midst of His glorious creation at Cypress Hills Provincial Park.
Camp Harding is operated by the Anglican Diocese of Qu’Appelle. It is situated in the center block of the Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park on the Saskatchewan side approximately 30 km Southwest of Maple Creek on Highway 21.
Camp Harding itself is in a secluded pocket of the Park. It has four old-style bunkhouses each able to sleep eight, plus two smaller rustic cabins. There are washrooms and showers available on-site. The main building is a heated quonset which houses a fully equipped camp kitchen including a walk-in cooler, a large multipurpose space, and our adjoining craft room. There is also an outdoor chapel, a permanent basketball hoop, and a large fire pit area.
Cypress Hills
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park is the first and only inter-provincial park in Canada. Rising up to 600 meters (1,970 ft) above the surrounding prairie, these hills and fescue grasslands represent the highest terrain between Labrador and the Rocky Mountains. For visitors, the steep rises, lush valleys and pine-scented breezes lend a mountain air to this prairie island.
Four distinct habitats and a climate more moderate than the prairies make this a park exceptionally rich in plant and animal life. Stately lodgepole pines embrace the higher elevations of the hills and grow nowhere else in Saskatchewan. Moose, elk, Nuttall's cottontail, white tailed deer, bobcat, red squirrel and mule deer make their home here and there have been rare sightings of cougar, as well.
Planning for our Camp Harding ministry is carried out by our Volunteer Advisory Board
2026 Board: Bishop Helen, Rev. Jesse Miller, William Mitchell, Terry Page, and Kate Berringer, Camp Director
