I went to adventure camp the summers of ‘98, ‘99, and ‘00. I had Corey, Andrew F., and Larry T. for counselors. I remember having a lot of fun, and have some fond memories of the time spent there. I also remember being homesick a couple times and Mrs. Micheff saying she would be my camp “mom”.
It was kind of cool discovering I went to camp with quite a few people I graduated with at GLAA.

I have many great memories from time spent at Camp Au Sable. Class trips there for Bible Camp and having a candlelight revival with many giving their hearts to Jesus.

I remember I was in 8th grade, (teacher was Mr. Marvin LaCourt from BCA), and i was canoeing down the Au Sable river with two of my friends and Mr. Andersen, and our canoe tipped over. The water was so cold due to it being in the fall. I’ll never forget that!

Walks around the lake, worship services in the woods, the fort, and so many more.

Many good memories that will last me a lifetime. Thank you Camp Au Sable!

I just turned 57 and finally worked up the courage to try to find my old camp on the web. I was so afraid you were gone. Here is where I learned to canoe, swim, fight with other girls, and make good friends. Are there still blueberries to pick? I think I remember doing that, too.

One thing I remember is having to deliberately overturn the canoe and return it to the upright position. I didn’t do well and we drifted into yucky seaweedy areas.

I also remember our local church having a winter retreat there. Oh my, so much fun.

I am not sure of my age at that time. Somewhere between 10 and 13.

I am soooo happy to find you here. Amazingly, I have just been corresponding with a high school friend in Missouri (we both attended Sunnydale Academy and graduated in 1971). We discovered, after all these years, that she has Camp Au Sable in her background, too.

The best place to go always and forever.

i am 15 ears old and luv camp!!! whenever i go there i can never leave!!! when i moved p to mi my grandma sent me to junior camp… i wuz 10. i didnt know wut would happen in my life once i came… that week changed my life totally!! i never knew how amazing God wuz!! i gave my life to Christ that week!!! and when i get older i want to lead other kids to him also!!! just to pass it on….

Ilove camp it so mush fun and you get to laern more about Jesus that how mush he love you hope you like it I cant come this year we dont have no money!!!!!

I had the best time at summer camp it was fun camp au sable rocks! you will love it and learn about GOD and how much he loves us and how he died for us to take away our sin !!!!!!!!!.

I have always enjoyed Campausable because they have good food, a lot of fun stuff to do, and good spiritual lessons. God has blessed Campausable greatly. I think everybody should go to summer camp. Thank you Campausable staff for all you do and thank you God for helping the staff make Camp a better place and to help us understand and know you better.

I was in a cabin with Hannah Hoffinman!! lOl. Camp has been AWESOME!! i can’t wait to go again in 2 weeks!!

Camp is probably one of the best things that has every happened to me. Tons of my best memories were made there, from tube wars with my fellow cabinmates to shooting a bow-and-arrow. The spiritualness (?) of the place is also amazing. Whenever I visit Camp Au Sable I find myself becoming closer to God than ever that year (including [unfortunately] at church). The people there are also extremely friendly. I find myself not wanting to use electronics. Being a video game addict, that is extremely awesome. The reason tat I’m an addict is that my mind feels that there is nothing (fun) left to do. At camp, that’s exactly the opposite. There’s not a moment when there isn’t something fun and exciting to do (you CAN make cleaning the cabin fun and exciting).
Overall, Camp Au Sable is where I want to be all the time, with the exception of Heaven. It is to spiritual and fun at the same time that you are overwhelmed and cannot help but accept the message. I hope that everyone who reads this and goes to camp next time (campers and staff alike) will remember this and choose to become even closer to God. And, maybe, if they don’t have that special bond yet, that they will at least give it a shot.