Camp Olympus

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Camp Olympus was a coeducational sleepaway camp located about two miles north of Exit 98 on Breezy Hill Road off of Route 17, in Parksville, NY. Founded by the Kassin family in the 1920s, it was sold to the Bilkis and Schwartz families in 1977. The camp remained in their hands until it was sold in 1988. Camp Olympus had its own lake, a bowling alley, a gymnasium, and a sports camp with lighted tennis courts, as well as basketball courts.

v • d • e Summer Camps in the state of New York Current camps Adirondack Camp (Lake George) | Camp Chipinaw (Swan Lake) | Camp Diana-Dalmaqua (Glen Spey) | Camp Dudley, YMCA (Westport) | Camp Eagle Island (Upper Saranac Lake) | Camp Kewanee (Parksville) | Camp Kinder Ring (Hopewell Junction) | Camp Olympus (Parksville) | Camp Read (Brant Lake) | Camp Rising Sun (Red Hook/Clinton) | Camp Tel Yehudah (Barryville) | Double "H" Ranch (Lake Luzerne) | Surprise Lake Camp (Cold Spring) | The Ranch Camp (Lake Placid) | Willow Hill Farm Camp (Keeseville) | YMCA Camp Cory (Milo) | YMCA Frost Valley (Claryville) Defunct camps Camp Ma-Ho-Ge (Bethel) | Camp TA-RI-GO (Fleischmanns) | Camp Ranger (Bethel) | Kutsher's Camp Anawana (Monticello)