Latest issue
Winter 2026
Over 1,300 hours of service in 2025, metal roofs on Ford and Snavely, the 30th Bowhunters Festival, and the five-year plan to refurbish every campsite.
10 pages · 7.7 MB PDF
The archive
Members receive the newsletter twice a year. Every back issue is here — including the full treasurer's report for each year, because being open about where the money goes has been a board priority since the organization was founded.
Latest issue
Over 1,300 hours of service in 2025, metal roofs on Ford and Snavely, the 30th Bowhunters Festival, and the five-year plan to refurbish every campsite.
10 pages · 7.7 MB PDF
Winter 2025
The MJ Stanilla Pavilion, metal roofs on Hyman and Swarr, the new camp entrance sign, and Ranger Gary Guare’s retirement after 39 years.
9 pages · 4.7 MB PDF
Winter 2024
Gutting the old Health Lodge, stepping in when wildfire smoke cancelled summer camp set-up, and six new paddleboats for the waterfront.
8 pages · 3.6 MB PDF
Winter 2023
Clearing Cherokee campsite, the first Pine Car Grand Prix, and plans for the lodge kitchens and a new paddleboat fleet.
7 pages · 4.4 MB PDF
Winter 2022
The organization’s first year in review — 150 tents hauled back from Indiana, pavilion chairs from Virginia, and the first fall workday.
6 pages · 11.1 MB PDF
Members receive the newsletter twice a year, along with a Friends of Camp Mack decal.