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 Formed 200 - 300 million years ago, the Great Smoky Mountains are among the oldest in the world.
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June 18. NEWS UPDATE!

This year's camp will be the largest ever, with campers already coming from nine states. Local participation is up too. There will be new activities and adventures, and new friends.

Come to the Smoky Mountains this Summer. We still have room to grow for campers and counselors. Join us for adventure, friendship, leadership and service.

It's Beyond Belief!

Camp Quest of the Smoky Mountains for 2010 will be held July 25 - August 1, for ages 8-17. Applications for campers and applications for staff are available by clicking on the Forms links on the left or by reviewing the links below. For more information on Camp Quest 2010, contact Jonas Holdeman at (865)966-6478. Keep checking our website throughout the year as we add more information about the upcoming activities for the next camp.

This year we have some special needs and are seeking some special people to help us. If you think you can help, please go to this page.

One week in the summer of 1996, at a camp in Northern Kentucky, twenty remarkable kids and a few adult volunteers made history: Camp Quest, the first residential summer camp for the children of freethinkers, was born. In 2002, the Smoky Mountain camp became the second of the Camp Quests. There are now seven Camp Quest summer camps across North America.

Camp Quest of the Smoky Mountains is supported by the Rationalists of East Tennessee:
"Thinking people doing thoughtful things."


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