14700 Rickel Road, West Salem, OH 44287
"The faith once delivered unto the saints..."
Speakers this year include:
Brian McMahon - Evangelist
Tim Saxton - Evangelist
Mark Sandoval - Health Reformer
Chad Kreuzer - Health Reformer and Evangelist
Mark Finley - Evangelist
Exhibitors are required to registered as guests, as well as register their exhibit.
To our local community members,
No need to register, just come as you are and enjoy the revival messages. See you there!
Camp Meeting Presenters
Law & Grace, Overcoming Bitterness, Personal Testimony, and More!
Brian McMahon, Evangelist
Tue.-Thu. 6:30 PM; Sat. 9:30 AM; Sun. 10:00 AM—Big tent
Principles of Healthful Living
Mark Sandoval, MD
Wed.-Fri. 10:00 AM—Big tent
Chad Kreuzer
Evangelist, YouTube Host
Wed.-Sun. 7:00 AM—Big tent
Tim Saxton
Evangelist, Pastor
Wed.-Fri. 4:00 PM—Big tent
Mark Finley
Evangelist
Fri. 6:30 PM; Saturday 11:00 AM, 6:30 PM—Big tent
HERBAL REMEDIES WORKSHOP
Last year Naturopath and Master Herbalist Lee Wellard was at our camp meeting running herbal workshops. These were a big success, and everyone had such a great time that we decided to have him here again this year and do another one.
Dr. Lee will be focusing on making herbal extracts and herbal salves. All herbal equipment and supplies will be provided so there is a cost involved in attending this workshop.
If you are interested in coming to this hands-on workshop, we advise that you sign up soon to secure your seat as availability is limited.
Camping and RVs
Tent Camping
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Cost: tent camping is free
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Sites: camping is permitted (and encouraged!) on-site at West Salem Mission. Sites are located along the back side of the pond, in the woods, along tree lines. There are no developed sites, just grass and woods. Tents are allowed anywhere within those specified areas. If you have a question, please ask a volunteer where you may camp.
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Electric & Water: there are no electric or water hookups in the camping area. Potable water is available from hydrants located near the barn. Electrical outlets are available in the red barn for charging personal items.
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Equipment: you must bring your own camping equipment, such as tent, sleeping bag, tarp, etc. The West Salem Mission does not provide camping equipment. Rains can be very heavy sometimes and we encourage you to bring a tarp.
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Campfires: personal cookstoves are permitted, but campfires are not allowed.
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Pets: in consideration of all our attendees, pets are not allowed on the property.
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Bathrooms & Showers: porta-johns are on-site, along with hand-washing stations. Showers are available in a portable shower trailer.
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We want you to be comfortable! If you have any questions, please email or call (email generally receives a quicker response). Phone 567-334-1080. Email: office@westsalemmission.org.
RV, Camper Trailer, Camper
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Our facilities are unable to accommodate RVs, campers, and trailers. We have two sites for RVs but they are not designated for public use. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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There are several campgrounds within 15-30 minutes of West Salem Mission which allow RVs and trailers. We recommend Hidden Acres, (419) 853-4687. 107 Township Road, West Salem, OH 44287.
Lodging
All hotels listed below are conveniently located near major retailers such as Walmart, Aldi, Taco Bell, as well as gas stations.
Quality Inn
*We have had reports that this hotel has issues with sewage and plumbing. Rooms are small.
741 US-250, Ashland, OH 44805
(419) 281-8090
16 minutes from West Salem Mission
Super 8 Motel
736 US-250, Ashland, OH 44805
(419) 281-0567
16 minutes from West Salem Mission
Hampton Inn & Suites
2055 East Main St, Ashland, OH 44805
(419) 903-0900
17 minutes from West Salem Mission
Exhibitors
All attendees, exhibitors, and volunteers must register.
Please read all information below before registering.
Exhibit Application Process
To have a booth at West Salem Mission Campmeeting, you must first submit an Exhibit Application by going through the Registration process. Once your application has been processed, you will receive an email with further instructions.
West Salem Mission Exhibitor Agreement
By registering as a West Salem Mission Campmeeting exhibitor, I agree to the following:
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I understand that solicitation of financial donations is limited to the exhibit area.
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I agree not to engage in commercial or secular activities during Sabbath hours.
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I will promote a positive and supportive position toward West Salem Mission and the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
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I understand that distribution of any promotional material is limited to the exhibit area.
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I understand that West Salem Mission's approval of our exhibitor application is not an endorsement of our product(s) or service(s).
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I understand that West Salem Mission is not responsible for damage or loss to our exhibit or belongings.
Guidelines
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Size of space: Each booth is permitted to occupy a space of 15x15. This includes the tent as well as the area around the tent. To find out where to place your booth, please contact Vernon Raber once you have arrived.
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Equipment: Please bring all equipment necessary for your booth. We suggest a tent, chairs, tables, tarps (for rain), signage, etc. Tent should be anchored down. West Salem Mission does not provide a tent or any equipment for a booth.
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Electrical: Your booth does not come with electricity. Because the booth exhibit is outdoors, we are unable to provide electricity.
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Weather: Weather in August is usually warm and sunny. However, some years we have had storms come through with a major downpour lasting for several hours. We would encourage you to come prepared with a waterproof tent or tarps, as well as side walls.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to register?
West Salem Mission Campmeeting is free. Offerings are collected during campmeeting for those who desire to contribute.
Can I actually camp?
Yes! Tent camping sites are available on the back side of the pond, in the woods, and along tree lines. We do not have any water or electric hookups. Campsites are free to use. Please see our camp map.
How much does camping cost?
All campsites are free!
Are there hotels nearby?
Yes, please see our Lodging section for nearby hotels
Do you serve meals?
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Meals are provided free of charge. Donation buckets will be on-site for those who wish to contribute. Recommended donation is $5 per meal per person.
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Two meals are provided, breakfast and lunch.
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Meals are vegan.
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Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate allergies such as gluten, nuts, etc.
Are there bathrooms and showers onsite?
Bathrooms are available at the porta-johns. Showers are available in the shower trailer, which has 4 showers for men and 4 showers for women.
Are there electrical outlets for charging electronics?
There are a few outlets in the red barn and by the main tent. So far these have proved enough for our campers.
Is there a curfew?
We ask that the premises be quiet after 9:30 p.m. in consideration of our campers.
Do you have air-conditioned facilities?
It can get quite hot here in Ohio. If you need a place to cool off please feel free to sit in our air-conditioned church fellowship hall or foyer. We want you to be comfortable.
Do you have a dress code?
According to the culture, we would appreciate modesty.
What if I have more questions?
The quickest way to get an answer is to email, office@westsalemmission.org. You may also call (567) 334-1080.