Originally built around the 1830’s, The Old Place, as it’s affectionately known, served as home to the Rice family. As the oldest of all camp buildings, it currently has many roles.
The porch is home to devotionals, impromptu singing sessions, and two of the most popular swings at camp. Inside, the game room houses an air hockey table and a foosball table.
In the back, an entire section of the building serves as home to each camp week’s directors.