Our Camp
Your Place to Be
Camp Quest seeks to provide an inclusive camp experience, which is shaped by celebrating diversity and allowing campers to discover the natural world around them as they forge lasting friendships in a supportive, like-minded community.
Join Us at Camp
When
One week long session:
2025 Dates TBD
Where
Prescott, AZ
What
Residential camp for children ages 8-17.
Cost
$850; Early Bird Discount and Financial Aid is available.
Our Programs
All Camp Quest programs focus on core educational content areas which form the foundation of our unique approach to program development. We pride ourselves on having innovative, leading-edge programming and empowering our camp leaders to incorporate the latest in research, technology, and best practices when developing camp activities.
Humanism is a progressive philosophy of life that, without theism or other supernatural beliefs, affirms our ability and responsibility to lead ethical lives of personal fulfillment that aspire to the greater good. Camp activities that focus on humanist ethics aim to familiarize campers with this worldview, which promotes altruism, peace and social justice, community service, and personal responsibility for helping others and caring for our planet.
We learn through observing the world around us—and it’s a big world! Experimenting, gathering information, and testing that information for accuracy, truthfulness, and utility is the basis for developing critical thinking skills. At Camp Quest, we encourage campers to ask “why?”, to dig into some of life and science’s most challenging questions, and to use reason and empiricism when tackling problems.
Freethought Heritage and Worldview Awareness activities, including our signature Famous Freethinkers™ program, encourage cultural literacy and expose campers to a variety of belief systems and religions found throughout the world. Camp Quest promotes open-mindedness, choice, empathy, and respect for religious, philosophical, and cultural diversity while also modeling appropriate and respectful discussion and critique of belief systems.
Camp Quest programs are hosted at camp facilities which offer a variety of outdoor recreation options and give campers an immersive experience in nature. Activities vary by location and may include hiking, fishing, canoeing, rock wall climbing, swimming, zip lines, and more. Campers spend time observing the natural world, sharing their discoveries, and working together to learn about the natural sciences, environmental responsibility, and outdoor and wilderness safety.
From archery to music-making to science experiments, Camp Quest Arizona opens up a world of educational adventures. Campers will engage with nature through outdoor activities, such as fishing, hiking and swimming. They will work together on inquisitive and artistic pursuits, leaving as enriched individuals empowered to make an impact in their own communities.
SAMPLE SCHEDULE
Time | Activities |
7:00 am | Wake up |
7:30 am | Assembly |
7:45 am | Breakfast |
8:30 am | Cabin Clean Up |
9:15 am | Team Game |
10:15 am | Water Break |
10:30 am | Quest Zone: split-up by team |
11:30 am | Assembly |
11:45 am | Lunch |
12:30 pm | Flat on Bunk |
1:15 pm | Electives |
2:15 pm | Electives |
3:15 pm | Free Time |
5:15 pm | Assembly |
5:30 pm | Dinner |
6:15 pm | Cabin Rendezvous |
7:00 pm | Water Break |
7:15 pm | Quest Zone: campers choice |
8:15 pm | Camp Fire/Special Presentation |
9:30 pm | Prepare cabin for lights out |
10:00 pm | Lights off |