
Camp Au Sable
Private
Camp Au Sable is a Seventh-day Adventist overnight camp on a spring-fed lake in Grayling, owned by the Michigan Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. It runs four week-long youth sessions each summer for ages 8-17: Adventure, Junior, Tween and Teen Camp, with activities including a climbing wall, waterfront and nature programs, all framed around Christian community and worship. Sessions run Sunday to Sunday at about $305 per week; the site also hosts family camps, retreats and Pathfinder events year round.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Au Sable directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleMy wife teaches here each summer. She loves it. The camp is well run. The setting is beautiful. We used to send our kids here, and they have good memories from that.
I visited Camp Au Sable over the weekend and had the most amazing experience. The staff were amazing and incredibly friendly. The food was phenomenal! I have to be gluten-free and vegan for allergies, and they were wonderful about it. The beauty and nature here are just incredible. I can't wait to go back!
It was a great experience. The staff are kind and friendly. The place where you stay is clean and cozy . They have a lot of activities for kids and adults. There's a lake that is in the middle of the camp and is a place where you can swing and have fun. Overall this place has lots to explore and is inexpensive. If you're handicapped or have any disability, they have a great place for you to stay! If you have kids of any age this is the place to go. They have go karts, horses, playgrounds, and a real life fort! Trails . It's an awesome place to stay.
Been an amazing relaxing experience here... Very fun esp when u go with groups.. Their land is huge almost 100 acres apparently.. Its very serene peaceful.. I went In February so we did some winter activities like nature walk, sledding, nice rooms to stay in.. Good food lots of lodges!!! Def a must visit camp if your a tourist or live in Michigan..!!!
Store was clean and well organized. You have to drive almost a mile off the road to find it. Today I got an education on the fact that vegans eat mostly textured soy protein. Never knew what a vegan was before.

