Guest Group FAQ
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General Booking:
Booking an event, a camp, a ropes course day, etc:
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There are two ways to book an event:
Call our office at (208) 634-2083
Email us at camp@quakerhillcamp.com
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Staff member enjoying McCall's Ice Cream Alley
View from Ponderosa State Park (appox. 3.5 miles from camp)
Campers on our Lakeside dock
Services offered:
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We are a full-service retreat facility. You bring the people and the programming and Quaker Hill provides the rest (food, lodging, meeting space, recreation equipment, etc).
Event Pricing:​
Pricing is dependent on group size, length of stay, meals or no meals, lodging accommodations, etc. Please call our office at (208) 634 - 2083 or email us at camp@quakerhillcamp.com for availability and pricing.
Are decorations allowed?​
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Yes, but we ask that you use painters tape, command hooks and other non-abrasive materials. No nails, thumb tacks, etc. Upon departure, please remove all decorations and materials used to hang signs and decorations.
Do you host weddings?​
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Unfortunately, we do not host weddings.
Lost and found:​
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All items left behind are kept in our lost and found for 30 days. After 30 days, items are donated to a local thrift store.
Campers playing on our water trampoline
Audio/Visual Equipment​
We do provide offer basic audio / visual equipment:
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Chapel:
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Soundcraft sound board with up to 16 channels and 2 stage snakes
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Microphones, stands and XLR cords
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Music stands
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DI box
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2 - 70" smart TV's with HDMI connection
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Osprey Lodge:
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Portable Speaker Unit with 1-2 microphones
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Music stands
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Smart TV's with HDMI connection
Women's retreat posing for a group photo in Upper Osprey
Camper on our main camp zip line
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Coffee!​
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We provide coffee in our dining hall and retreat facilities. Additionally, we have an on-site coffee shop "The Underground" with specialty coffee drinks.
The Underground Hours of Operation:
7:00-9:00am and 2:00-4:00pm daily
Camp Store ​
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We call our Camp Store "The Underground." You can purchase Quaker Hill souvenirs, sweatshirts, t-shirts, jackets, candy, snacks and specialty drinks.
Activities​
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On-Site:
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Waterfront (beach, swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, boating, and water trampoline)
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Basketball
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Horseshoes
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Zipline
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Recreation room (foosball, pool table, ping pong, carpet ball).
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Ball Field (perfect for soccer, field games, baseball, etc)
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Disc golf course
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Archery
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Ropes Course (with QH facilitator only)
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Nearby (off-site within 1/2 mile):
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Bear Basin Trail System (walking, running, mountain biking)
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Food: Lardo's (American cusine), Pueblo Lindo's (Mexican)
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Shore Lodge (food, spa)
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Town (2 miles from camp)
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Waterfront​
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We are privileged to own 75 feet of Payette Lake beach front on our property. Guests have access to paddle boards, canoes, and a water trampoline.
Camper looking for a bullseye
challenge course:
Challenge course overview:
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We tailor each challenge course session specifically to meet your group needs. Regardless of whether you are looking for a rich team building experience or just a fun day swinging through trees, our Program Director or Head Facilitator will work with you to set up a day that is memorable for all!
Costs and how to book:
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Pricing is dependent on length of time on the course and amount of participants. Please call or email our office at (208) 634 - 2083 or email us at camp@quakerhillcamp.com to check on availability.
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Example day on the ropes:
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Day begins with light name games (if group does not know each other well) or light initiative activities designed to break the ice and loosen any nerves.
Depending on the length of the time available, the group transitions to a few low ropes elements. Low ropes are designed to foster team building through communication, and problem solving. This is where team growth is developed.
Lastly, the group moves to the high elements. The high elements are designed to utilize the team in order to challenge individuals to perform outside their comfort zone. This is where the most individual growth takes place.
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A Quaker Hill ropes course facilitator at work
A staff member belays a camper across the Multi-Vine