Olivine Camp sits at 1,710 metres elevation on the HBC Heritage Trail in British Columbia, tucked into a sheltered patch of trees just below the summit of Olivine Mountain (1,801m).

The compact campground has no formal tent pads but offers a couple of well-established spots near the fire pit area. Facilities include a throne toilet, food cache, fire pit, and additional benches.

The water source requires a roughly 800-metre round trip to a small spring downhill from camp. Hikers willing to push a bit higher can make the ascent to the peak of Olivine Mountain.

The campground's name references olivine, a green magnesium iron silicate mineral found in the area.