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Camp Quest offers week-long residential programs that feature science, natural wonder, and humanist values. The program is grounded in science, ethics, philosophy, and nature, and includes secular, co-ed summer camp experiences. Camp Quest uses gender-inclusive cabins that house campers of different sexes and gender identities and focuses on helping campers develop critical thinking skills and empathy in relationships and communities.
• Ages: 8–17 years old
• Schedule: Week-long residential programs
Camp Quest provides an educational adventure shaped by fun, friends, and freethought. The organization is a 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit. Camp Quest provides a supportive, like-minded community and describes its programs as fun and inclusive co-ed summer camps and a one-of-a-kind learning experience. Camp Quest envisions a world in which children grow up exploring, thinking for themselves, connecting with their communities, and acting to make the most of life for themselves and others. Its stated goals include developing inclusive communities that celebrate diversity, fostering inquisitive thinking and exploration of the natural world, cultivating empathy and relationship building as foundations of an ethical, productive, and fulfilling life, and providing a safe and fun environment for personal and social growth. Parents have described Camp Quest as “an extraordinary opportunity to let your child experience nature and humanity at its best” and have noted that “Camp Quest ignited a confidence in my son that was immediately noticeable the moment I picked him up from camp that first year.”
Last updated March 16, 2026.
• Ages: 8–17 years old
• Schedule: Week-long residential programs
Camp Quest provides an educational adventure shaped by fun, friends, and freethought. The organization is a 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit. Camp Quest provides a supportive, like-minded community and describes its programs as fun and inclusive co-ed summer camps and a one-of-a-kind learning experience. Camp Quest envisions a world in which children grow up exploring, thinking for themselves, connecting with their communities, and acting to make the most of life for themselves and others. Its stated goals include developing inclusive communities that celebrate diversity, fostering inquisitive thinking and exploration of the natural world, cultivating empathy and relationship building as foundations of an ethical, productive, and fulfilling life, and providing a safe and fun environment for personal and social growth. Parents have described Camp Quest as “an extraordinary opportunity to let your child experience nature and humanity at its best” and have noted that “Camp Quest ignited a confidence in my son that was immediately noticeable the moment I picked him up from camp that first year.”
Last updated March 16, 2026.
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