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Camp
Quest of Minnesota is affiliated with National Camp
Quest (Ohio), the first secular summer camp for youth in
the history of the United States. Camp Quest was specifically designed
for children
of Unitarians, atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, humanists, or
whatever
terms might be applied to those who maintain a naturalistic, not
supernaturalistic, world view. Our campers are girls and boys ages 8-15. New this year, we are offering
a Counselor in Training Program for 16 and 17 year olds.
Purpose
- Promote a sense of belonging to a large freethought community among the youth participants
- Encourage critical thinking in young people to enable them to draw their own conclusions
- Promote respect for others with different viewpoints, values, and beliefs
- Provide a safe and fun environment for personal and social development
FULL. Sorry, but all camper spots are filled for this year. Please check next year.
Our 2008 camping dates are July 27-August 2. Camp Quest of Minnesota will be held again at the Voyageur Environmental Center (VEC) in Minnetrista, Minnesota, about 25 miles west of Minneapolis (shuttle service from airport provided with prior arrangements). We are excited to have exclusive use of this fine facility during our camping session. Camp Quest leases VEC from the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities.
Camp
Quest's purpose is to build a strong, healthy community among the youth
participants. In addition to fun camp activities such as swimming, canoeing,
fishing, archery, campfires, stargazing, and outdoor sports, Camp Quest's
knowledgeable counselors and guest volunteers will lead the youth in learning
activities that teach them about freethought and humanist principals.
Activities cover critical thinking, science, history, civics, and ethics.
Campers develop and improve their rational thinking skills in fun, hands-on
learning activities and programs.
Camp Quest of Minnesota is part of a growing network of six Camp Quests throughout North America. We primarily serve youth from Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, South Dakota and Iowa, but anyone is welcome.
Pay tuition or make a donation onlineHelp us promote Camp Quest
- Single page flyer (240k)
- Tri-fold brochure (900k)
- Affirmations of Humanism
| Camp Quest of Minnesota is made possible, in part, by a grant from the Institute for Humanist Studies . |
