Who is Overnight Camp for?

Youth ages 11-14 (as of Sept. 1, 2024)*

* see schedule below

Overnight Camp times?

Monday (9am) through Saturday (10:00am). 

QUEST!

Quest: Overnight Camp is a Monday through Saturday overnight camp experience.  The campers stay in an air-conditioned lodge right in the heart of camp and only a short hike to everything camp has to offer!

Time to Eat

Most of the meals will be provided through our wonderful camp food service.  However, we will enjoy several meals outside of the dining hall during the camping portion of the experience.  Please let us know of any dietary concerns during the registration process.

Time to Chill

Our quieter moments at camp include daily Bible study, small group time, and the Morning Rally.  The Morning Rally is a time to gather for announcements, singing, skits, and the sharing of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. There is also time built in for campers and staff to just hang out and enjoy the view!

Time to Adventure 

Quest Camp activities include a healthy balance of sports, games, swimming, crafts, team building, and nature exploration.  Campers experience the tubing hill, gaga ball, archery, laser tag, and much more! The highlight of the week of camp is the camping experience. The two-day experience includes hiking, cooking meals over a fire, sleeping in a tent, and river canoeing!

Staff

Our staff is highly trained, enthusiastic, and really fun to be around!  Our staff members love camp, love kids, and love God.

FAQs

Here are some questions we get about Quest Overnight Camp.

1) Does the Camp Fee cover all of the costs?

Yes, the camp fee covers all fees and meals. There are two additional fees, but they are optional: 1) Quest campers have daily access to the camp store, and 2) Bunk Notes (see answer Question #2).

2) Are campers allowed to bring a phone or have any communication with parents?

No, we do not allow cell phones, smart watches, etc. We certainly understand your question about contacting home during camp. We offer a free service called Bunk Notes through which you can send written messages to your camper. There is also a paid service that provides your camper a way to send back a written “note” to you. We are very sensitive to our campers and when there is trouble of any kind we contact the parents.

3) Is there a list of what the campers bring to camp?

Yes, the list of what to bring (and not bring) is emailed two weeks before the start of camp.