Q - What type work will we be doing?

A - The skills inventory sheets you complete will be of value to the Psalm 23 Camp staff in determining what work you will be doing. We don't send a group to roof a house if no one in the group has had any roofing experience.

Examples of work range all the way from cleaning windows to building a new home, but most jobs involve painting and small carpentry jobs that can be completed by your group.

Q - What are the meals like?

A - Breakfast includes a variety including hot items, fruit and cold cereal. Lunch is packed by each camper. A variety of meat and cheese slices, bread, etc. is provided for these lunches. Cold drinks and a large container of water are also sent out. Dinner consists of hot and cold items including a salad bar and desserts.

Q - Does the camp have a store?

A - Yes, a few things are available like T-shirts and caps. There are no snacks for sale at the store.

Q - Does the camp have hot water for showers?

A - Yes, ample hot water is available..

Q - Are rooms air conditioned?

A - No, it is not needed; the temperatures are naturally quite pleasant throughout the summer.

Q - Are there many insects?

A - No, practically no gnats, mosquitos, or other biting insects.

Q - Where should we stop to eat on Sunday the day we come to camp?

A - Lewisburg, WV , Princeton, WV, and Covington, VA each have several places. Rich Creek, VA., Peterstown, WV and Union, WV each have two or three.

Q - Why does Psalm 23 Camp sponsor workcamps?

A - An important part of Christians witness is service to others. For a detailed explanation see Servanthood 101.

Q - What is the role of Psalm 23 Camp in the workcamp experience of visitors?

A - Psalm 23 Camp functions as a facilitator or a helps ministry for Christian groups who come here. For a detailed explanation see The Innkeeper.