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CHECK-IN AND CHECK-OUT:
YOUTH CAMPS: Check-In 3-5:30 p.m. Sun. Check-Out 8-9:00 a.m. Sun.
SPECIALTY: Check-In 3-5:30 p.m. Sun. Check-Out 8-9:00 a.m. Friday
FAMILY CAMP: Check-In 4-6:00 p.m. Sun. Check-Out: 8-9:00 a.m. Sun.
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FATHER/SON TRIPS: Times Vary. Please check your confirmation email.
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Registration Opens March 1, 9:00 AM 2016
*Our staff ends supervision for youth camps at 9:00 a.m.
www.campausable.org
PICK UP: In order for there to be proper supervision and safety, all
campers must be picked up on Sunday by 9:00 am. There will be a fee
of $15 per hour per child that is picked up after 9:00 a.m. For families
that have to drop off and pick up campers in the same day, please
make arrangements with our office to come between 10-11 a.m.
There will be a $35 fee for early drop off per camper family.
CAMPERSHIP FUNDS: Matthew Jacobs Memorial Fund: Camp is
the #1 place where kids give their hearts to Jesus, so at Camp Au Sable
we believe that no child should be turned away because of finances. For
information and an application, see www.campausable.org.
CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS: Any cancellations should be
reported immediately by phone to give other campers an opportunity
to attend. Deposits are non-refundable. If you cancel two weeks prior
to the beginning of the camp, you will be refunded 50% of the camp
fee. There are no refunds for cancellation made after this time.
YOUTH CAMPS – There is a $100 deposit to reserve a place for your
child. ($50 is non-refundable).
FAMILY CAMPS – There is a non-refundable fee of $50 per person.
The deposit is 20% of the total registration, with a minimum deposit of
$100, and is needed to reserve your family at camp.
Dear Parents,
We are looking forward to seeing you and your camper this summer and
having a fun time together.
Whether this is your first time or 10th time to come to camp, here’s a little
advice to help make this summer the best ever:
1. Being a friend is the best way to make a friend.
2. Friends are thoughtful, cheerful, kind and would never
intentionally hurt anyone.
3. Bullying is rude, unkind, hurtful, and selfish; it is not acceptable
at Camp Au Sable. If you see it, help to end it.
4. Show respect to everyone!
5. Conquer your fear and try something new.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church started Camp Au Sable in 1948 to show
the love of God to kids of all ages, race, size, shape and offers programming
that promotes Bible values in a safe and friendly environment. Join the
thousands of youth that have made Camp Au Sable their summer tradition!
Pastor Ken and Tammy
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JUNE 19-26 JUNE 26-JULY 3
AGES 10-12
AGES 12-14
Teen
JULY 3-10
GRADES 9-12
REGISTER
ONLINE!
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JULY 10-15
AGES 10-17
Back view
When you register, you can deposit money
into your campers store account. Surprise
bags must be purchased by Sunday night
of registration day. Afterwards, please
contact the office to ensure delivery.
The suggested store deposit is $25-$50.
A surprise gift bag includes a Camp T-shirt,
other cool camp stuff, toys, etc. The cost
is $20 and is delivered on Tuesday to your
camper’s cabin.
Archery/Mountain Biking
Camping/Survival
Challenge Course/Rock
Climbing
Grayling, Michigan
Registration Opens March 1, 9:00 AM 2016
GET DIRECTIONS TO CAMP AND
REGISTER ONLINE AT
WWW.CAMPAUSABLE.ORG
Cowboy/Cowgirl
Go Carts/Small Engines
Gymnastics
Sport-A-Day
Staff In Training*
(*must be 17yrs old)
Aquatica
Canoeing
Fishing
Swimming-Beginner
Swimming-Advanced
Wakebord/Skiing/
Kneeboarding
Aquatica
Canoeing
Fishing
Swimming-Beginner
Swimming-Advanced
Wakebord/Skiing/
Kneeboarding
Aquatica
Canoeing
Fishing
Swimming-Beginner
Swimming-Advanced
Wakebord/Skiing/
Kneeboarding
Bible Discovery
Candles
Ceramics
Kitchen Creations
Model Rockets
Rubber Stamping
Bible Discovery
Candles
Ceramics
Kitchen Creations
Model Rockets
Rubber Stamping
Woodworking
Bible Discovery
Candles
Ceramics
Kitchen Creations
Rubber Stamping
Woodworking
Amphibians
Animal Tracking
Trees and Forestry
Exploring The World(Ecology)
Microscopic Life
Petoskey Stones
Reptiles
Rocks and Minerals
The Study of Fish
Amphibians
Animal Tracking
Trees and Forestry
Exploring The World(Ecology)
Microscopic Life
Petoskey Stones
Reptiles
Rocks and Minerals
The Study of Fish
Amphibians
Animal Tracking
Trees and Forestry
Exploring The World(Ecology)
Microscopic Life
Petoskey Stones
Reptiles
Rocks and Minerals
The Study of Fish
Help a Scientist
JUNE 12-19 • AGES 7-10
Aquatica
Canoe Outpost
Wakebord/Skiing-Beginner
Wakebord/Skiing-Advanced
Ceramics
Kitchen Creation
Blacksmith/Welding
Help a Scientist
Exploring the World
Adventure + Jr. Junior
Campers can choose a counselor based on each age group (7-8 and 9-10). Same as last summer, the counselors work in pairs. Twice the
supervision! Twice the fun!
Adventure Camp is all about trying new things and learning to work as a team. Every day, campers will rotate with their cabins through all four
adventure-packed areas of camp, which include Land, Water, Craft, and Nature activities; all the while experiencing new things and bonding
with their cabin mates and head counselor.
LAND: Improve your horseback riding skills, conquer the climbing
wall, practice leadership and cooperation at the low ropes course,
and more.
WATER: Master paddling a canoe, become a stronger swimmer,
cruise on skis or a wakeboard, and more.
CRAFTS: A different craft will be available every day! Create
something, stretch your imagination, take something home for
someone you love, and more.
© 2016 Michigan Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
BIBLE CLASS: We will be offering a Bible Class under the craft
section. The class will be taught by the Camp Pastor for the week
and tag-teamed by the Camp Evangelist. Campers will learn creative
ways to study the Bible.
NATURE: Discover God through His nature. Spy the Bald Eagle and
other winged things, tiptoe through the forest--Shh! There are deer
over there, learn to study and discover God’s world, its creatures, its
rocks, and more.
JULY 10-15
AGES 10-17
Father/Son
Backpacking at
Pictured Rocks
Being confident of this, that he
who began a good work in you will
carry it on to completion until the
day of Christ Jesus. PhiLIPPIANS 1:6
written permission from the parents/guardian. Photo ID is required.
JULY 3-10
GRADES 9-12
JULY 10-14
Archery
Camping/Survival
Challenge Course
FIT (girls Only)
Go Carts/Mountain
Biking
Horses
Rock Climbing
EARLY DEPARTURES: If the camper must leave early, we must have
CAMP STORE & SURPRISE BAG:
JUNE 19-26 JUNE 26-JULY 3
AGES 12-14
AGES 10-12
Father/Son
Canoe Trip down
Au Sable River -
Archery
Camping/Survival
Challenge Course
Go Carts/ Mountain
Biking
Soccer
Horses
Rock Climbing
application or send any camper home whose influence is considered
injurious to the best interest of the camp or other campers. No bullying
is tolerated.
JUNE 12-19
AGES 7-10
JULY 10-14
Camping Survival
Go Carts/ Mountain
Biking
High Adventure
Horses
Soccer
Pinewood Derby
substances, radios, CD players, cell phones, computers, iPods, mp3’s,
electronic devices, knives or any type of weapon, fireworks, jewelry of
any kind, two-piece swimsuits and spaghetti strap shirts for girls, or
any clothing or possession that promotes non-Christian values.
SPECIALTY
You will need to choose one class in each of the categories for the specified camp.
FATHER/
SON
EVENTS
WHAT NOT TO BRING: Tobacco, alcoholic beverages, any illegal
STAYING WITH FRIENDS: Your camper can choose their counselor
during online registration, but HURRY! Cabins fill up FAST! Everyone
can choose to stay with the counselor of your choice.
Friends Forever,
Tween
SWIMSUIT POLICY: In our continued quest to maintain high
standards in modesty, we are asking that all male campers wear boxer
type swim shorts and all female campers wear board shorts or other
appropriate shorts with their modest, one-piece swimsuit.
IMPORTANT: The camp director reserves the right to reject an
6. Invite a friend to join you.
Junior
WHAT TO BRING: To see the complete list, visit our website,
www.campausable.org/what-to-bring.html Please mark all personal
belongings with your camper’s name. Sturdy shoes or boots with heels
and long pants are required for horseback riding & welding. A long
sleeve shirt will also be required for welding.