I have been a Counselor and class instructor at Camp Au Sable going on four summers now. I have been touched by every cabin I’ve ever had, and it has been a privilege to hang out with so many awesome kids. It was also amazing teaching the first fishing class in 2009!
I was also a camper at Au Sable for years. I was a camper in Doug Taylor’s cabin one summer, and he posted in the forum, as well. It’s funny how things wind up working out…

I attended Camp when my mom Anne Mayor was the camp cook. She was the Cook at Adelphian Academy during the school year and was invited to cook at Camp the summers of 1948 and 1949. Cecil Mayor was camp director (I think) while my mom was cook. During this time I spent several weekends at camp.
I was camp Doctor for a week several year starting in 1959 or 1960. Wilma, David and Laura always enjoyed the time we spent at camp. As my chidren became older, they would say “We want to go to camp 2 weeks, one as ‘campers’ and then when you are Camp Doctor”.
David and Laura have been involved at camp many times over the years as campers or as camp staff. They have many memories of good times. Their children have been campers, and on the camp staff.
David is a physcian and is the Medical Director for the medical needs of the campers.
I currently serve on the AUSMIN and Long Range committee for Camp Au Sable.
The contacts I have made and time I have spent at Camp has had and is a strong influence in my spiritual growth.
I praise God for the priviledges I have had here at camp and for the Michigan Conference in supporting this camp.

It has been our joy to work at Camp AuSable since the summer of 1986. My boys grew up at camp and my grandson spent 8 summers with my wife and I. The Nature Center has been our love over the years and to enjoy hundreds of campers from all over the world. The many staff members that we have had the pleasure to work with make a huge family for us that we love very much and are waiting to see all together again when we get to heaven. May that be soon , but until then Camp AuSable will be a bit if heaven on earth.

I had lots of fun when I was a camper there. Even last year when I was a CIT

I have so many great memories from camp, it’s hard to know where to begin. Some of my strongest memories are of a camper named David B., who would come to camp for two weeks every summer and stay in my cabin. Dave had more energy then the entire cast of Riverdance, and if the government could have tapped into his raw kinetic power, our current energy crisis could have been averted years ago. Though at the time, I felt like I was being exposed to one of the plagues of Egypt, I now treasure my memories of Dave. He helped me realize how truly patient God is with all of us. I hope and pray that camp Au Sable made as big an impression on Dave as he made on it If you’re out there Dave, I love ya and I still pray for you.