Camp Olivet Photos

Campers engage in some bizarre game to find out their cabinmates and assignments for the week.
Five to six campers are matched with enthusiastic counselors from area high schools in rustic cabins.
Campers make their own trail mix to carry with them for the day.
Campers engage in service projects during the week, here helping with cleanup from a tornado that hit the area in 2008.
We are in the woods almost every day, studying the microcosms of God's creation around us.
Our guest beekeeper, Keith, doles out homemade honey and talks about what we can learn from the lives of bees.
Campers use recycled items to create memorable art projects.
Campers gather twice a day for worship to sing, reflect, listen, learn, and well, whatever is happening in this picture.
Projects during the week encourage community building. Here, cabins compete to build watercraft from styrofoam and cardboard.
World's biggest slip & slide? We don't know for sure. But it's pretty big. And fun.