The Quest Zone
Private
Quest Zone runs Next Level Adventure Camp, a themed summer day program for current K-5th graders held inside Aiken-area elementary schools, including East Aiken School of the Arts. Each week has its own theme built around hands-on STEM activities, art projects, and field trips, and healthy meals and snacks are included. Enrollment is flexible: families sign up for individual days or weeks with no long-term commitment. The operator is an after-school childcare provider that runs the same camp at six Aiken-area school sites.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact The Quest Zone directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Marquita Jacksonthe people are nice but the company is greedy and they have a system that doesn't work for some parents. I have spoken with the director and her regional director about the matter but they want to send you rude messages to your phone and when you get ready to make the payment they charge you a processing fee and then if you don't make the payment by the certain day the charge you a 20 dollar late fee. I going to reach out to my child's school board about this after school program . But as of today my child will not be attending. I thought when i signed up the program was there to help parents out but i guess not . The staff who work for the company are nice except for the director which she is not 100% honest Every time i speak with her about certain this she claims that we would be on the same page . I have entered my child in to an after school program i didn't have this problem at all. so this company needs to do a better job to improve on the way the system works and the way the treat their employees.
★Jessica DelaigleI wish Aiken County had other after care options. If you can find somewhere else for your aftercare needs consider it! I was charged $15 for extended day fees but my child has NEVER attended on an early release day. Ive been told for 3 weeks now it would be removed but it hasn't. I do not know from week to week how many days my child will attend so I was told when she started I could pay on Friday (because every opportunity we get to avoid Quest Zone we do! Its our last resort) Now they charged me a $20 late fee for not paying by a Tuesday when on that given Tuesday my account had a credit balance!!!! Then they sent threatening texts that my child would not be allowed to attend until I paid their late fee! How in the world do they get away with this kind of business practice?!
★Shannell KeatonThis place is terrible! If I had any other options my daughter wouldn't attend. Who charges a $20 late fee? I have to pick my daughter up early everyday to keep from them from helping her with her homework because it's done incorrectly often. The people are nice, but the company is greedy! There should be other options for people who don't need but a certain amount of time. The school lets out at 2:30 my husband is off by 2:45 and he's about 12 minutes away. She's one of the first to be picked up everyday... I seriously hate questzone!!! So if you can afford please pay before Tuesday or you'll be paying $72. Did I mention my daughter spends less than 5 hours with them weekly.