Quest also offers other events than the Spring gathering, so this would need to be a site that we could possibly use twice or several times throughout the year.

Some considerations for sites are listed below:

• For 2005, must hold approximately 200 attendees. More after that.
• Must have easy access to site via major roads.
• Signs must be weatherproof and visible day or night, whether they are provided (like at a state park) or we provide them.
• What is the drive time from Central Carolina?
• Must be accessible by disabled attendees
• Must have Food Service space for 200-500.
• Must have Camping and Indoor housing.
• Can it handle Motorhomes and/or RVs?
• Is car camping acceptable?
• How many people can it house inside? How many camping?
• How many toilets?
• How many Showers?
• Must have multiple indoor meeting spaces (or at least sheltered).
• Alcoholic Beverages must be acceptable.
• Space for Spiritual Sauna. Nudity must be acceptable, and the area must be shielded from outsiders.
• Must have appropriate ritual area inside and out. This means space that is not visible to other sites or paths.
• Great Hall needs to be able to hold 95% of attendees. This can be a tent space.
• It must be a closed area or have well marked boundaries.
• We need a renewable annual contract.
• What is the cost of rental?
• What is the per head charge?
• Must be Pagan friendly.
• Must be central to the Carolinas. We defined this as an area with a northern boundary of the foothills of South VA, a southern boundary of Columbia, SC and about a hundred miles wide.
• Elevation needs to be less the 3,000 feet due to the time of year we meet.
• Must be family friendly.
• Must accomodate children’s interests and safety.
• Is there a playground?
• Are there pools?
• Are there rivers or other open water?

If you know of any place which might meet these conditions, please contact One of the members of the board. Thank you.