Thank you to all who participated in the November workday

There are still opportunities to care for camp

and prepare for winter

For more info;

dcma1875@gmail.com  or  DJBlaney@aol.com 

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Plan now for Campmeeting 2022

Friday, July15th  thru  Sunday the 24th

All are WELCOME !

No registration except for accommodations

Visit:  Douglas Camp Meeting   on Facebook

Annual Campmeeting begins the 3rd Friday of every July

Ministry of The Word and Worship throughout the encampment.

Email dcma1875@gmail.com for accommodations

(scroll down to see our rates)

During campmeeting: dorm bunk $5 night; dorm room $10;

1 room Cabins $15/night .(add $5/day if bringing A/C)

Tent site all week $75.    RV sites available too

10AM Daily Bible Studies

for Adults and Youth

Prayer Meetings 7:30am & 1/2 hour before services

Campmeeting Crafters 1-3pm daily

Parent Quiet-Hour available 3-4pm daily

Join us in our Dining Hall after every service

Fellowship and purchase Refreshments after all evening services

Note: Recreational activities closed 10 minutes prior to all services & studies

Please limit public use of cellphones and we strongly urge no use by youth

Bookstore open 1/2 hour before & after services

Rest-rooms behind Dininghall are open 24/7 during campmeeting

Rev. David Dorn returns to Douglas Campmeeting in 2022 with his family.

Biblical, from the heart, preaching for the whole family!

Bible Studies (youth too):  10AM  Monday thru Saturday

Weekday Evening Services: 7PM  (music begins 6:45)

Weekend Evening Services: 6PM  (Sat. & Sunday)

Sundays: 10:30 Service  preceded by 10AM Hymn-Sing

                       6PM Evening Service

Please follow any pandemic protocols

Parents, please make sure that your children are with you and safe at all times

Facebook: Douglas Camp Meeting

 Prayer 

7:30am Prayer at Pavilion

Evening Prayer 1/2 hour prior to services at Dininghall Porch

Sundays 2pm Testimony & Praise Gathering!

 Family & Youth Activities 

8:45AM - 9:45AM Monday thru Saturday

and Every Afternoon  

including crafts, water games, bike hikes, yard games, swimming, service projects, outings

plus Evening afterglows, Christian movies, etc.

Wednesday Youth CONCERT after 7pm Youth Service!

"Campmeeting Crafters"  1pm-3pm Daily (all ages)

2021 included:  Basket Weaving,  Card-Making,  Rock Painting,  Collage & Watercolor,  Crochet,  Painting Wooden Figures,...

Also coming,150th Anniversary quilt and tableware ...

Mark your Calendar for July 15-24, 2022

$16 each.  Email us at: dcma1875@gmail.com to purchase

Leave your worries at the Bridge. (Photo by Romaine Sands )

Mark your calendars for July 15th to July 24th, 2022 and come to Douglas Camp to visit us for another holy week of seeking and spending time with the Lord's Spirit.

 To receive a digital copy of this brochure please email DCMA1875@gmial.com

Sunday Services

10:30 AM (Hymn-Service 10am)  and  6:00 PM

Bible Studies Daily 10:00 AM

Evening Services 7:00 PM (Saturdays/Sun. 6:00PM)

Prayer 7:30am  and  30 minutes prior to evening services

If you wish to make a love gift please send it to:

DCMA  P.O.Box 503  Douglas, MA 01516 

(or via Venmo "DCMA1875")

so that we can continue our work on these Holy Grounds.

Thank you for faithfulness and for helping us fulfill God's mission.

DIRECTIONS  To Douglas Camp:

   25 South Street, Douglas, MA

Parking: 25 South West Main St. Douglas, MA

From Rte 146: Take exit 3 (Rte 16). Head west.
Follow through East Douglas to Douglas center. After blinking yellow light turn left onto South St./Rte 96. Douglas Camp Meeting is 0.5 mi on right.

The 25 South West Main St. entrance has plenty of parking, easy access to the bathhouse, and is a rather short walk to the tabernacle.

Douglas Camp-Meeting abuts the 5,525 acre Douglas State Forest (hiking, biking, swimming, enjoying God's creation, ...)

Douglas Camp is an

Interdenominational

Christ-centered Camp-Meeting.

Everyone who desires more of The Lord is welcome!

In addition to our 147th Annual Douglas Camp Meeting,

July 15th -24th, 2022

we are also scheduling rental use of our facilities and camping area.

Retreats and other Christian events will enjoy the serenity of time with God and fellowship with others.

For almost a century and a half, these grounds have been set aside for seeking first Christ and His kingdom.

We also welcome individuals or groups to serve with us in keeping up our grounds and properties.

Some cabins are currently available to be adopted and cared for.

You may contact us at DCMA1875@gmail.com

Tabernacle       $100/day

Dining-Hall    $250-$300/day ($150-$200/half day)

 Inquire for rates for more than 3 consecutive days

Kitchen *          $40/meal ($100 max/day)

  * if no indoor cooking $20/meal ($40 max/day)

DH exterior bathrooms $25 each/day; $40/both

     (no charge when dining-hall is rented)

Bath-house       $75-$125/day

Cabins              $15/night

Dorms            $60/night; bedrooms $10/night

Tent sites          $10/night

RV sites            $12/night

    (no waste-water nor septic dumping provisions)

Add $5/day-night for any A/C electricity usage

note: Linens are not provided with accommodations

Grounds Usage Fee $80/day; $50/part-day

(no cost if other facilities are rented for at least these amounts)

Registrar: cabowden@outlook.com

- The purpose for those who stay at Douglas Camp Meeting grounds is for spiritual growth and outreach as well as to care for the properties/ministry.

- Parents must make sure their children are supervised and safe at all times.  

- Calm pet(s) may be allowed by permission.

- Worldly activities, music, media, behavior, apparel are not permitted on DCM grounds – including smoking, alcohol/drugs, profanity. Unrelated couples are not permitted to reside together at DCM.  Sabbath is honored as a gift from God.       

- Individuals who use any authorized bathroom facilities are responsible for custodial care of their usage. Please notify us if supplies are short or repairs needed.

- Those who stay at DCM are responsible to remove their own rubbish from the camp.  Also, snow plowing is not provided.

- Use of DCM kitchen is not permitted unless a rental agreement is entered into and a copy of their cook’s ServSafe certificate is submitted to DCMA.

- Application/contract and Pastoral recommendation are required for any that stay at DCM (unanimous approval of the DCMA Executive Board required), other than during Annual Camp-meeting, as mature Christian character is essential. 

- Our Founders stated, “… these grounds are to be held forever for holiness”. Not only do we treat DCMA grounds as sacred, but consideration of others seeking-first Christ is appreciated.

Douglas Camp Meeting Association

P.O.Box 503    25 South St. Douglas, MA 01516