Fairmount Camp, Fairmount, Indiana

About Family Camp

Do you think that camp is just for kids? Nothing could be further from the truth! Family Camp is a week that is designed for all ages and for many (adults and kids alike) Family Camp is the highlight of the year. Family Camp is a week that is all about setting aside the distractions of your day-to-day life and focus on your personal relationship with God. This is a week for gathering as families (your church family, your biological family...whatever family means to you) to celebrate what God is doing in our lives as well as the life of our churches. If you want a busy week filled with lots of different activities, we’ve got you covered. But if you prefer to relax and rest, that is possible as well. Family Camp is a camp where you get to decide how busy you want to be. You simply need to get her and experience it for yourself.

Every day at Family Camp is different and it’s not a week that you want to miss.

• Morning Bible studies (elementary-age services, teen services, nursery and toddler care as well as two different adult venue options)
• Meals offered in the dining hall
• Afternoon activities (free kids activities, crafts for adults, different off-site options)
• Evening services
  •Snack shop

About the Old Time Camp Meeting

Old Time Camp Meeting is a camp that steps back in time. It’s not so much about an age demographic but rather it’s about a style of worship. This camp offers hymns led by a music evangelist and accompanied by a piano player. We also have an evening evangelist that brings spirit-led and scripture-filled sermons from the pulpit.

We have plenty of lodging and camping spots available if you would like to stay on the grounds. We love to host camping groups as well as church groups so come hang out with us during this amazing camp. Evening services are open to anyone who wants to come. There are no children’s programs or nursery services offered.

Come to a place where you can set aside all the distractions and business of life for a time, to remember the good parts of years past.