Knight's Quest Boys Camp
About Knight's Quest
Operating since 1999, Knight’s Quest was started by a group of fathers wanting to give their sons a camping experience aimed at encouraging character development for boys aged 9-14. Designed with a flavour of discipline and the spirit of masculine adventure, campers are invited to enjoy the great outdoors by playing sports and taking part in traditional camping activities. Knight’s Quest doesn’t promise clean clothes at the end of the week, but guarantees enough camaraderie, stories, and memories to last until the next year!
Daily Activities
- Swimming
- Hiking
- Sports
- Talks
- Skit
- Mass*
- Rosary*
- Campfires
- Cooking
- Team building
- Tenting
*While encouraged, the religious activities are optional for campers.
Camp Fees
Financial assistance is available – apply online here or email us at info@famfi.ca
Knight’s Quest – $495/Camper (HST included)
Family rate: register any additional children for $350/camper (HST included).
Upcoming Camps
Knight’s Quest Boys Camp
Summer Camping Programs
Frequently Asked Questions
Click here to download the complete packing list for Knight’s Quest.
Campers can start arriving after 3:00pm on the first day. The first roll call will happen after dinner on the first day, at 6:00pm.
Campers can be picked up no later than 1:00pm on the last day. The last activity of camp is done at 1:00pm.
Knight’s Quest can accommodate dietary needs if food comes prepared. Depending on the information included with your registration, we will contact you with further information about accommodating your dietary need.
Knight’s Quest is managed by a two administrators (chief and top-gun), 5 coaches (plus any additional fathers who attend), and a counselor staff of at least 12 male teens/young-adults.
The success, health, and safety of Knight’s Quest is entrusted to Our Lady at the beginning of the week. The Holy Rosary is led every night by a team. Mass is celebrated daily by a priest of Opus Dei or a priest from the Diocese of London. Confessions are offered a few times a week by a priest of Opus Dei or a priest from the Diocese of London.
Photos and videos will be taken and may be used for promotion of the activities of Family Foundations Institute. If you have concerns with this please contact us at info@famfi.ca.
Yes! Dads can attend Knight’s Quest with their sons. This is a great chance to encourage quality father-son time, as well as a wonderful opportunity for dad to get to know other dads. In order to attend Knight’s Quest as a dad, please contact info@famfi.ca to register and complete our Working with Vulnerable Sectors screening process.
