For many years, Camp CoBeAc has been used by many churches in Michigan for camping programs. The main goal of Camp CoBeAc is to see young people and adults come to salvation and then grow in their Christian life. The name CoBeAc stands for Come, Believe, Accept. Mr. Jeff Kaul, the new camp director, is making many plans for the camp's future. It will be exciting to watch CoBeAc grow into a vibrant and sought after camp. FBC uses the camp for summer junior camp and ladies and men's retreats.

Camp CoBeAc is located in Prudenville, Michigan, three hours north of Detroit.

Camp CoBeAc sits in the middle of Michigan's Lower Penninsula, surrounded by the beautiful Michigan forest in Prudenville, part of Roscommon County. It is easily accessible by I-75 and US-27.

I-75:
Take I-75 to M-55, Prudenville exit (#227). Follow M-55 west into Prudenville and turn left onto S. Reserve Road (a McDonald's restaurant is at the corner). Camp CoBeAc is up 2.5 miles on your left.

US-27:
Take the US-27 expressway to M-55 Houghton Lake exit and follow it east for 6 miles. Turn right at S. Reserve Road (again, McDonald's is at the corner). Camp CoBeAc is up 2.5 miles on your left.