A separate bunk-house area
Designed for groups whose size and schedule fit the lower portion of the property. Your host will confirm the exact sleeping arrangement and facilities assigned to your team.
Accommodations
Simple, practical lodging for groups serving in Baja.
Door of Faith has three bunk-house style campgrounds and guest-house options for overnight groups. Space fills quickly, so all accommodations must be scheduled in advance.
Three separate campground areas give visiting teams a practical place to stay, gather, cook, and prepare to serve.Current rate
$20 per person, per night.
The former website listed a $50 nightly minimum. Nate confirmed that minimum is no longer used and should be removed.
What the lodging fee supports
Campground and guest-house payments help offset maintenance, electricity, water, and the broader cost of supporting the orphanage family, including food and education.
Groups paying lodging online should select the campground or guest-house designation in the current giving portal so the payment can be identified correctly.
Open the payment portal →Three separate spaces
Lower, middle, and upper campgrounds.
The names describe their location by elevation. All three provide the same basic style of accommodation, while the building layout and group capacity vary.
A flexible group space
Another distinct campground with bunk rooms, kitchen access, bathrooms, and gathering space. Capacity depends on the final room arrangement.
The largest campground
The upper campground is the largest space and sleeps approximately 80 people. Its kitchen layout differs somewhat from the other campgrounds.
What to expect
Campground amenities.
Sleeping
Bunk beds with mattresses, plus open space for tents and campers. Bedding is not supplied.
Bathrooms
Running water, flush toilets, and hot showers are available in the campground areas.
Kitchens
Each campground has a kitchen with a limited selection of pots and pans, along with a barbecue.
Gathering spaces
Covered seating is available for meals and meetings, with bonfire areas for evening campfires.
Internet
A limited Wi-Fi area is available on part of the property. It is suitable for email and basic updates, not heavy streaming.
Arrival
Check-in begins at noon on the arrival day. Check-out is by 10:00 a.m. on the departure day.
Group size
Door of Faith can accommodate small teams through large groups, with additional space possible for tent camping.
Hosting
An American volunteer is assigned to extended groups to help them navigate their stay and service plans.
What to bring
Plan for self-contained group lodging.
Your host may adjust this list for your particular group, project, and meal plan.
Food and kitchen supplies
- Your group's food unless catering is arranged
- Plates, cups, utensils, and serving supplies
- Any specialty cooking equipment you need
- Dish soap and basic kitchen-cleaning supplies
Personal and campground supplies
- Bedding or sleeping bags
- Toilet paper, soap, and toiletries
- Bathroom and all-purpose cleaning supplies
- Appropriate work clothes and a jacket for cool evenings
- Required travel documents for every participant
Meals
Cook for your group or arrange local catering.
Groups may bring and prepare their own food. Door of Faith also works with two local caterers who provide fresh traditional Mexican meals.
Current catering range
Meals generally cost between $7 and $10 per person depending on the menu. Your host will share the current menus during trip planning.
Proceeds from catering help local church congregations. The ministry can also recommend nearby restaurants and taco stands.
Ready to plan?