Camp Alexander Mack

Camp Alexander Mack is a Christian camp and conference center situated on more than 200 acres along the eastern shore of Lake Waubee in Milford, Indiana. Founded in 1925 under the Indiana Camp Board and in partnership with Church of the Brethren districts, the camp has served as a gathering place for spiritual development and community for nearly a century. The property includes an auditorium seating 700 guests, a dining hall accommodating more than 300, a stone chapel with stained glass windows overlooking the lake, and flexible meeting rooms suited to retreats, conferences, and fellowship gatherings. The auditorium houses historical murals by artist Medford Neher depicting Church of the Brethren history. Recreational facilities on site include sailing, a climbing tower, zipline, hiking trails, a challenge course, and sports facilities. Camp Alexander Mack is accredited by the American Camp Association and is a member of the Christian Camp and Conference Association and the Outdoor Ministries Association of the Church of the Brethren.