Camp tuition is $550. Siblings always receive a $25.00 discount.
Registration is open to campers aged 8 to 17. Campers that are age 16 or 17 may be enrolled in the CiT (Counselor in Training) program. Camp activities can be found here, and details about the Camp Quest NorthWest organization can be found here.
- If you are a camper, click here to register.
- If you require financial aid, click here to apply.
- If you wish to apply for a volunteer staff position, click here to apply.
- Registration questions can be directed to registrar@campquestnorthwest.org
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I was really hoping to send my daughter to CQNW (she attended CQW before), but the dates are too late for her to attend. School activities (band, sports, etc) on Aug. 15, and if she doesn’t attend band camp that week, she can’t do marching band.
I know that since you got a relatively late start (compared to other, established camps) you had to take what dates are available, but I recommend earlier dates in the future so that high school age campers can attend.
Good luck with camp.
Jean Rice
Hi Jean,
I definitely agree, an earlier camp is better. That is going to be one of our primary goals for the 2013 camp season.
Thanks for the encouragement, and I hope your daughter has a blast at band camp. I was a band geek all the way through high school and college and loved every minute of it!
..Ch:W..
Can you post more information about the camp? Ages, activities, camping conditions, what the cost includes. Thanks, gt
Hi Gt,
Cost includes the full week overnight camp (August 15-21, 2012), a t-shirt, and a group photo. Camper ages are 8-15 years, with 16- to 17-year-olds acting the in the capacity of “Counselors in Training.” This year’s camp is at Camp Kirby on Samish Island. Feel free to check out their website, or ask here if you have further questions about the camp location. The full program is still not complete, but activities include traditional camp activities like swimming, archery, wall climbing, hiking, stories around the campfire, canoeing/kayaking, a variety of sports, arts and crafts, etc. We also include a lot of fun Freethougt activities like Socrates Cafe, debates, attempting to disprove the existence of an invisible diety, optical illusions, and more.
Hope that helps!
..Ch:W..
Hi,
I would love to register my son, but we currently do not have the funds. Could I apply for a grant? If so, how would I do that? Thanks!
Registered! Looking forward to it! Erm, I mean, my kid is….