Michigan Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

Answer: Anytime during the regular registration time frame. However, Michigan constituents get first priority through May 10. After that date, unfilled spaces may be offered to non-Michigan applicants.

Answer: If you don't remember your login information, on the home page click on "Forgot your login information?" You will then be asked to enter the email address associated with your account into the space provided and click 'Go.' Your login information will then be sent by email to the email address you entered when creating your account. Your username and password will be included in this e-mail message as well as a link that will take you directly into your account. The response time is less than 2 minutes.

Answer: If you will be bringing a pet to camp meeting, you must check the "Pets" box when registering online or indicate it in the appropriate space at the bottom of the "Camping" section of the paper application. A “Pet Hold Harmless” form must be completed and given to camp meeting accommodations when you arrive. Pets are only allowed to stay with you in certain sections of the campgrounds and are not allowed in any buildings such as cabins, cottages, dorms, classrooms, or administration areas. Documented service animals are allowed. Please see the Pet Policy in the related section of the General Information & Policies sheets in the back of the registration form packet. No exotic pets allowed.

Answer: In order to maximize fairness for all, a random, computer-generated list of accommodation choices is generated to fill the accommodations available. All applications, both online and paper, will be merged together for the random selection.

Answer: For the safety of everyone, the large loop trams only stop at designated stops that are located at various points within loops E and F and the center road that runs through the campground.
In order to meet more individual transportation needs there are several on-demand, volunteer-driven shuttle golf carts that can be summoned by radio for assistance. Campground loop hosts, transportation shuttle drivers, and shuttle office workers located in the office trailer outside the west entrance to the fitness center / main auditorium building can call for available shuttles when requested.
Often, a shuttle golf cart driver can be hailed to pick up passengers if they are not already full or are on their way to a pre-arranged pick-up. Some shuttle drivers will ask people if they need a ride if they see someone that looks like they would appreciate assistance. For your own safety, please be aware of other traffic on nearby roadways when trying to flag down or when entering or exiting from a shuttle vehicle.
Many of the golf carts seen on the campgrounds are privately owned. They are not part of the camp meeting shuttle system and do not generally give rides to people on demand, unless out of courtesy by the owners.

Answer: Only one vehicle is allowed per campsite. Extra vehicles may be parked in the overflow parking field to the west of Loop F, the east side of Academy Road on the grounds around the church, or near the warehouse on Quarter Road. Motor home owners are allowed one vehicle in addition to their motor home.

Answer: You may call the Camp Meeting phone line at (517) 316-1512. If no one is able to answer your call, please leave a brief message summarizing your question. Be sure and include your name and phone number. You will be contacted as soon as possible.