Quest’s Camp Thunderbird
Quest’s Camp Thunderbird, 1800 Wekiwa Cir, Apopka, FL 32712
About
Quest’s Camp Thunderbird offers week-long summer camp sessions that include Camp Days, an Evening Social, a Disney-themed scavenger hunt, and team-building activity options. The program also hosts corporate retreats, field trips, family reunions, and workshops in a real summer camp environment with breathtaking views of Lake Prevatt.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Week-long summer camp sessions offered in two summer blocks
• Price: Early Bird Discount: Now through January 31, 2026, receive $50 OFF any one session with a coupon code that’s automatically applied at checkout. Block One Full Block (June 7–July 3): $4,725; $1,000 per session. Block Two Full Block (July 19–August 7): $3,450; $1,000 per session. Weekend Stayovers Available: $400 per weekend.
Quest’s Camp Thunderbird was established by Herb Holm in 1969. The leadership team includes Faye Murphy, who has served in roles from camp counselor to senior director of recreation and training programs, and Sean, who has served as a camp counselor. The mission of Quest’s Camp Thunderbird is to help people with developmental disabilities experience a full life. The program offers accessible and engaging programming year-round, including recreational programs and engaging experiences for adults with developmental disabilities, as well as a transformative summer camp experience for children aged 7–17, for children with and without disabilities. Weekend Stayovers allow camp guests to stay over the weekend and connect two or more consecutive sessions. Quest’s Camp Thunderbird states that it is committed to providing a respectful and inclusive environment for everyone regardless of abilities, race, religion, sexual orientation, or income.
Program support is provided in part by The Ability Experience, AdventHealth Altamonte Springs, Rotary Club, The Bond Foundation, The Chesley G. Magruder Foundation, City of Orlando, The Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism, Elks Lodge Apopka, Hans & Cay Jacobsen Foundation, Orange County East Rotary, Steve G. Fund, VNA Foundation, Zellwood Station Red Caps, and Zellwood Station Signal Lights. Disney VoluntEARS organized a Disney-themed scavenger hunt at Camp Thunderbird, and volunteers from Rotary Club of Maitland sponsored and served dinner at the camp.
Last updated February 18, 2026.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Week-long summer camp sessions offered in two summer blocks
• Price: Early Bird Discount: Now through January 31, 2026, receive $50 OFF any one session with a coupon code that’s automatically applied at checkout. Block One Full Block (June 7–July 3): $4,725; $1,000 per session. Block Two Full Block (July 19–August 7): $3,450; $1,000 per session. Weekend Stayovers Available: $400 per weekend.
Quest’s Camp Thunderbird was established by Herb Holm in 1969. The leadership team includes Faye Murphy, who has served in roles from camp counselor to senior director of recreation and training programs, and Sean, who has served as a camp counselor. The mission of Quest’s Camp Thunderbird is to help people with developmental disabilities experience a full life. The program offers accessible and engaging programming year-round, including recreational programs and engaging experiences for adults with developmental disabilities, as well as a transformative summer camp experience for children aged 7–17, for children with and without disabilities. Weekend Stayovers allow camp guests to stay over the weekend and connect two or more consecutive sessions. Quest’s Camp Thunderbird states that it is committed to providing a respectful and inclusive environment for everyone regardless of abilities, race, religion, sexual orientation, or income.
Program support is provided in part by The Ability Experience, AdventHealth Altamonte Springs, Rotary Club, The Bond Foundation, The Chesley G. Magruder Foundation, City of Orlando, The Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism, Elks Lodge Apopka, Hans & Cay Jacobsen Foundation, Orange County East Rotary, Steve G. Fund, VNA Foundation, Zellwood Station Red Caps, and Zellwood Station Signal Lights. Disney VoluntEARS organized a Disney-themed scavenger hunt at Camp Thunderbird, and volunteers from Rotary Club of Maitland sponsored and served dinner at the camp.
Last updated February 18, 2026.
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