Camp Alexander Mack is a Christian Camp, Conference, and Retreat Center located on 200+ acres on the eastern shore of Lake Waubee in Northern Indiana. The facility is a ministry of the Indiana Camp Board and affiliated with the Northern Indiana and South Central Districts of the Church of the Brethren. Since its beginnings in 1925 it has served as a place of leadership development and faith formation for the children, youth and adults who have come through its arches. It is the site of murals depicting the History of the Church of the Brethren as created by Medford Neher.

The four rustic, well maintained, winterized, and accessible lodges provide lodging and meeting spaces for groups of 8 to 200 people. The summer camp facilities include the lodges plus cabins serving groups up to 425. A Quiet Place, a personal retreat and prayer center, will accommodate up to five persons for personal retreats, solitude, and spiritual direction.