Camps Overview

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The Camp Experience

Known as “The Hill,” St. Olaf College’s picturesque 300-acre campus is home to 16 academic and administrative buildings, 30 student residences, and 10 athletic facilities. Adjacent to campus are 325 acres of restored wetlands, woodlands, and native tall-grass prairie owned and maintained by St. Olaf, and a utility-grade wind turbine that supplies one third of the college’s daily electrical needs.

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Stav Dining Hall

Our campers get to experience our main dining hall with high quality food. This includes healthy options like a salad bar, grilled meats and veggies, fresh fruit and hot entrees. There are also plenty of food options for vegetarians, gluten-free, and other specific needs.
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Residence Halls

Campers are housed in one of our many residence halls on campus. There are two campers per room. 

 

Watch a Campus Tour

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Northfield Area

Northfield is a historic river town of 20,000 in the southeast part of Minnesota, just 45 minutes from the Twin Cities and the Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) international airport. Downtown Northfield, within walking distance of campus, has been restored to recall the 19th century and features coffeehouses, sandwich shops, restaurants, gift stores and local art galleries.

 

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