Questy Camp is a quest-themed children's camp where every day is filled with adventure. The team creates unique quests that transport children to a world of exciting challenges, where they develop skills in collaboration, creativity, and self-confidence.

For seven years, Questy Camp has been organizing camps for children, offering a safe and active environment for making new friends and creating unforgettable experiences. All camps are supervised by an experienced team: mentors who are always there for the children, a qualified therapist, and a photographer who captures the best moments of these adventures.

• Safety: There's a bomb shelter just minutes from the campsite. On the grounds itself, the cabins have rooms that adhere to the two-wall rule and have no windows.
• Various quests: the camp offers over 30 original quests in a wide variety of genres, from detective and intellectual to role-playing and photo quests.
• Acting class: Acting is a great way to help a child quickly find their voice in a new group. The class is led by the camp director, who has her own teen theater studio.
• Active Games: We understand the importance of teenagers spending enough time outdoors, so every day the program includes outdoor activities: team games, soccer, volleyball, kickball, and much more.
• Creative and culinary workshops: Creativity develops teenagers, so the camp offers engaging and useful workshops to not only develop children's creative skills but also instill a love of handicrafts.
• Evening events and discos: favorite discos that help you simply unwind at the end of a busy day. A variety of intellectual shows, theatrical performances, team competitions – everything children love and look forward to all day.

Shift June 11–20

Subject: Hollywood

• Filming – campers will create their own film: from the idea and script to filming and the final result.
• Talent discovery – every camper will be able to express themselves, discover their strengths, and feel confident in the team.
• Children and teenagers will try their hand at acting, prepare performances, and perform in front of an audience.

Shift July 11-20

Subject: Comedy Shift

• Sense of humor – campers will learn to joke appropriately and confidently, and use humor as a communication tool.
• Anti-bullying – children and teenagers learn how to respond to bullying, stand up for themselves, and maintain confidence.
• Verbal duels – campers will learn to think quickly, respond without fear, and feel confident in verbal confrontations.

Shift 11-20 August

Subject: Freedom Camp

• Self-acceptance – Campers will work on accepting themselves, their emotions, and their unique characteristics, building healthy self-esteem.
• Personal Boundaries – Children and teenagers will learn to feel their boundaries, say no, and build respectful communication with others.
• Self-expression and creativity – campers will discover themselves through creative practices and learn to freely express thoughts and emotions.