EssentialsStay prepared
- Water bottle (labeled)
- Flashlight or headlamp
- Sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- Personal medications (inhalers, allergy medications, etc.)
Prepare
Everything you need to be ready for the journey.
Pack for the Journey
Four days in another time still require a few modern essentials.
Label everything. Plan for outdoor weather, active days, and cozy nights. We encourage youth and leaders to arrive in their Quest costume.
Quest WearDress for the journey
- 2 sets of Quest clothing
- 3 T-shirts
- 2 pairs of shorts (under tunic)
- 2 pairs of pants (under tunic)
- Sweater (under tunic)
- Daily change of underwear
- Daily change of socks (extra are always good)
- Rain jacket
- Shoes/sturdy sandals (for walking/ziplining/activities)
- Sandals (for free time)
- Pajamas
- Jacket
SleepingRest for adventure
- Warm sleeping bag
- Pillow
- Pajamas
Personal CareStay fresh
- Small toiletry bag
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Deodorant
- Hand towel and bath towel
- Tissues
- Comb, brush, mirror
- Feminine hygiene products
What NOT to bring
- Electronics (speakers, gaming devices)
- Valuables
- Open-blade knives or hatchets
- Fireworks
- Airsoft or paintball guns
Live the Standards Standards & Conduct
We follow the standards of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Be where you should be, with your assigned tribe, and help create a safe, uplifting experience for everyone.
Dress & Appearance
- Clothing for active outdoor days.
- Quest outfits will be worn throughout the day.
- Suitable footwear for walking, ziplining, and activities (flip-flops only for free time).
- Layers for warmth and rain protection.
Devices
- Electronics stay home unless directed by leaders
- Focus on the experience and your family group
Conduct
- Be respectful and inclusive
- Follow safety instructions
- Quiet hours observed
- Young men are not to enter the young women’s dormitory buildings.
- Young women are not to enter the young men’s dormitory buildings.
Questions Before the Quest?
We've probably got the answer.
Where do we sleep?
Youth will be assigned to sleep in a dormitory style room with bunkbeds. Youth may request one friend to be their roommate. Rooms will come with a mattress, youth to bring a sleeping bag, and pillow. Male and female youth will sleep in different buildings, leaders will sleep in separate rooms.
Can I bring snacks?
For safety reasons, as well as wildlife, we ask that youth not bring snacks to Moroni’s Quest. There will be lots of snacks provided for youth to enjoy in between meals. If a snack is required for medical or dietary reasons, please contact your tribe leaders for direction on storage.
What if I have allergies or medications?
Please list all medications, allergies, and medical conditions on your registration forms. At check-in, some medications may need to be turned in as directed. For any youth that have indicated medications, allergies, or other concerns on their registration form, they will also be directed to check in with our on-site Medical Committee, they will work closely with you to help ensure your safety and well-being throughout the event.
Where is the drop-off location?
Visit the Getting There page for directions and arrival maps.
Are there shower facilities on-site?
Shower facilities are provided on each floor of the dormitory residences.
What time should youth arrive?
Youth should arrive between 9:00 am and 10:00 am, depending on Stake assignment. Abbotsford – 9:00 am, Surrey – 9:20 am, Vancouver, 10:00 am.
Should youth arrive in costume?
Yes. Youth and leaders should arrive wearing their Quest costume.
Where is the drop-off zone?
The drop-off zone is marked on the map. Visit the Getting There page to see a map of the drop-off zone. Please follow signs and volunteer directions when you arrive.
Can we park and stay?
No, drop-off should be brief, so traffic does not back up. Please follow volunteers on site for directions if you need assistance.
Is the Moroni’s Quest location accessible?
Moroni’s Quest takes place primarily outdoors. Camp pathways and activity areas include dirt and gravel paths, grassy terrain, and a limited number of paved walking roads.
I may need accommodations. What can I expect?
Activities have been planned with accessibility and accommodations in mind. More physically demanding activities have been modified where possible to allow participants to have a meaningful and full experience.
What if I have sensory issues, mobility limitations, injuries, or activity restrictions?
Some activities and reenactments may include loud noises or special effects. Participants with mobility limitations, injuries, sensory concerns, or other activity restrictions may require accommodations or assistance travelling between certain locations.
Who do I contact regarding possible activity restrictions or accommodations?
If you anticipate requiring assistance or have activity restrictions based on your circumstances, please contact Laurel Christensen at laurelchristensen08@gmail.com before camp so we can plan how best to meet your needs and help ensure a positive experience.
Printable documents
Printable forms are available below. Online registration is the quickest and easiest option, but if you need a paper copy, please complete and turn in all required forms before April 30th, 2027 to your MQ Stake Youth Leaders. If you have questions, contact your youth leaders or bishopric.