Oliver's Campers

06/19/2026

At Oliver's Campers, we believe in the power of freedom and unity, values that resonate deeply with the spirit of adventure and exploration that we embrace every day. We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome and valued, both in our community and in the great outdoors that we love to explore.

06/19/2026

Hard to believe it's been over a decade since 2013 when this project first got moving! 🏗️🔨
Time flies, but good work lasts. Who remembers when we were putting this together? 👇

06/12/2026

Thank you to our community and customers for all the support these last 60 years!

CHENANGO COUNTY - Commerce Chenango is proud to name Oliver’s Campers the 2026 Small Business of the Year. This award specifically recognizes this local business for six decades of service, deep roots in the Chenango County community, and continu

06/04/2026

It’s hard to believe it's been 35 years since we moved into our current location back in 1991! It's amazing to see how much has changed over the years. Thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way.

05/29/2026

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Taking it back 30+ years ago when we moved to Route 12 next to Mead's Pond
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05/21/2026

Check out this blast from the past of our West Hill location.
That building holds many memories. Did you ever buy a camper or get service done at West Hill?

05/18/2026

We will be closing Saturday, May 23rd, to Monday, May 25th. We will be back to help with all your camper needs on Tuesday, May 26th. Have a safe weekend!

05/14/2026

60 years ago, Bob and Shirley sold their very first camper! It was a Ni**od pop-up from their side yard. Who remembers these classics?

We would love to see where your camping journey started! Share a photo or comment what your first camper was!

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05/06/2026

Struggling to figure out what Mom actually wants? Stop by to find that perfect gift! . Let's help her create the cozy campsite of her dreams! 🌲✨

05/05/2026

In 1966, Bob and Shirley Oliver started Oliver's Campers in a side yard on White Store Road. Sixty years and three generations later, we're still driven by the same core values and commitment to service they established six decades ago.

What else was happening in 1966?
Well Gas was 32 cents, Star Trek debuted on TV, and the first Super Bowl was just around the corner.
What are your favorite memories from the '60s? Let's hear them in the comments!