Camp Alexander Mack
Private
Christian camp and retreat center on more than 200 acres along the eastern shore of Lake Waubee in northern Indiana, affiliated with the Church of the Brethren and running since 1925. Summer camp is built around faith formation and leadership in a small Christian community, with programming that escalates in challenge as campers get older. The lake supports sailing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming and fishing, and land activities include hiking trails, a climbing tower, zipline, low ropes course and field sports.
The practical details
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★★★★★Steve PuhesSuch a fun time here at camp Mack it’s always fun no complaints like to thank Katie for making swim time the best part of camp for me thank you Katie
★★★★★Rick BradleyMy wife and I and two of our grandchildren attended the Camp Mack 5 Oct 24 festival. It was a great day! The weather cooperated and traffic was light. The food, live entertainment singing terrific Christian music, the food and treats were amazing to include an old pioneer favorite kettle corn processed right on the spot. Monster cookies were a big hit, I must say. The staff were friendly and excited to meet and see new faces. The vendor’s were made up of various local churches catering their food specialties at a very reasonable price. My grandson and me enjoyed a very relaxing hay wagon ride around the camp grounds. I wish to extend a special thank you to the couple who were demonstrating the pottery process but especially their willingness to show and allow my grandchildren to actually sit down and create a cup each out of clay on the pottery wheel. This was their first experience at the potters wheel and I just want to thank the gentlemen who was kind enough to share his expertise with two young hands. They will never forget his kindness, who knows one day they both could be potters themselves. My thanks to all those who made this event possible. It was a fun time and I look forward to the next time. God Bless! Rick, Linda, Benjamin and Bella 🙂
★★★★Jean LoperCamp Mack is a wonderful place. The staff is so pleasant and caring. The area is well kept and a great place for people of all age groups. I stayed in Ulrich House. My only complaint is that there were no hooks or anywhere to put wet towels. If you let them dry over the end tables, it will damage the wood. There wasn't any kind of clothes' line that I could find. Other than that, the place was wonderful!!
★★★★★Marilyn GrovesI have attended as a child and as an adult, and as a volunteer. The staff, resource leaders, dining, lakefront are all great. It's not a resort but a camp with facilities for large and small groups.
★★★★★Marc WilliamsMarked Men for Christ hold semi-annual retreats at Camp Mack. The support is consistently excellent. As an older distinguished gentleman, my only complaint is the bunks are hard. However they are perfect for the young folk.