Originally a German acronym, in English it stands for frauen (women), lesbian, inter, non-binary, trans and agender people, arising from feminist movements to create a term that refutes cis hetero patriarchal hierarchies. It's not perfect, but attempts to create queer spaces for more marginalized groups.

Utilizing measures such as a waitlist with BIPOC attendee prioritization, a sliding scale for ticket pricing, and BIPOC ticket pre-release. We will be prioritizing all medic, DJ, volunteer, artist, community programing slots/funding, & Organizer/Producer roles to BIPOC attendees first. There will also be a BIPOC only sleeping area and programming. Our organizer team is also commited to learning more about intersectionality through paid learning sessions and we'll continue to learn and expand on these.

Ticket Pricing for Qamp this year will have fixed amount tiers in our sliding scale. We ask all Qampers to consider their own personal experience and circumstances when determining the amount to pay. There are limited quantities in our lower tiers. Please reach out if you need assistance with making this decision.

We are also offering options for:
1) A Thursday ticket add on, to arrive one day early to Qamp

2) A meal ticket for Friday and Saturday night dinners

Sliding scale ticket types: 

• Pay What You Can - These tickets are for our most marginalized attendees who struggle to meet their basic needs and would not be able to attend Qamp without a PWYC ticket. Please carefully consider if this is you, limited quantity available.

• • Reserved: $57.75 ($55 ticket + $2.75 in platform fees) - These tickets are intended for those in the community who financially struggle to get to Qamp. Please carefully consider if this is you, limited quantity available.
  • GA: $116.25 ($110 + $4.50 in platform fees) - This is a general admission ticket for Qamp.
  • Sponsor: $171.25 ($165 + $6.25 in platform fees) - This is for folks who can afford to do a little more and want to help fund the Pay What You Can and Reserved tiers which lowers the cost of entry for others.
  • Sponsor Plus: $227.75 ($220 + $7.75 in platform fees) - These are for folks who have enough disposable income to fully cover a Pay What You Can ticket.

• Thursday Add-On $12 (no fees- limited quantity available)
• Meal Ticket $22 (no fees - gets you dinner both Friday and Saturday night)

Anyone queer under the FLINTA umbrella is welcomed to Qamp! However, only those who have tickets can attend. Tickets are only available to attendees 21 and up. To get your ticket, secure it through Ticket Tailor.

Our #1 priority is your safety. By sharing the exact location too far in advance, it could jeopardize that safety. We will be releasing the exact location as we get closer to the event date. When planning for this event, know it's located in White Haven, PA, about 2 hours north of Philly.

QAMP is a COVID-conscious event. We recommend vaccination, but do not require proof of vaccination to attend Qamp, and understand that there are multiple barriers that prevent folks from getting and maintaining vaccinations.

We will also be conducting COVID testing upon entry and will be requiring daily COVID testing. All tests will be provided by Qamp. You will be provided with tests upon arrival and will be required to self-report results each morning. COVID tests will be available for Qampers to pick up prior to Qamp for those who choose to test before driving to Qamp. We encourage you to bring masks for yourself if you wish to remain masked throughout the weekend.

Throughout the months leading up to QAMP, we encourage masking at our events, testing prior to arrival at said events, and will be including a mixture of mask-optional and mask-required events to help grow and strengthen our community.

Cabins, platform tents, tents, with options for any accessibility need, including access to electricity.

We've taken steps including a golf cart to help transport people/belongings during set up/breakdown, keeping the event allergy-conscious and fragrance-free, flat terrains around the property, minimal stairs to enter cabins, ADA accessible bathrooms and mess hall, quiet areas, and priority parking. This campground is wheelchair accessible and also we will have daily rapid antigen covid tests provided to all attendees.

YES! The campsite has bath houses on site, as well as bathrooms in all cabins. These include electricity, showers, toilets, and sinks with hot/cold water. We recommend bringing your own sanitary supplies and toiletries since the amount provided may run out. See our "What to Pack" list for details on permitted/not permitted items.

YES! The campsite features a bathhouse with bathrooms, sinks, and showers. They feature hot and cold water and privacy for all. These amenities will be accessible throughout the entirety of qamp for folks to use at their convenience.

You don't need any camping experience to attend. From cabins, to bathrooms, and provided breakfast and optional dinner ticket add on, we try to alleviate the things that make camping intimidating. You'll also receive a "What to Bring" list to help you feel prepared. There's also plenty of folks with camping experience here to help!

All questiones related to Qamp can be sent to CampWithAQ@gmail.com. One of our Qamp Qouncilors will get back to you as soon as possible.

Due to alcohol being present on the property during the weekend, all attendees must be 21 years of age or older. Each qamper is responsible for drinking responsibly and properly disposing of all empty cans. Our campsite recycles and doesn't allow glass. If bringing alcohol, please keep this in mind.

Listen, things happen! If this happens to you, please send us an email at CampWithAQ@gmail.com and one of our Qamp Qouncilors will get back to you with details on next steps

Thank you for your support! We accept donations through our Venmo or Cashapp. If you want to contribute in another way, just reach out to campwithaq@gmail.com.

Every Qamper will contribute to our vibrant community by volunteering 2 hours of their time over the weekend. Volunteer roles include tasks like Qamp set up, breakdown, registration, event support, meal assistance, and community building. If you choose to host a community program, that will count as your volunteer shift (please indicate you are interested in hosting a program when you purchase your Qamp ticket). 

We’ll make sure no one is assigned a task that exceeds their comfort or ability. If you're arriving on Thursday, we kindly ask you to consider taking a shift that day to help us get ready for everyone’s arrival.

Shift sign-ups will happen a few weeks before Qamp, so stay tuned for more details.

We’re really excited about this shared effort – it’s not just about making the weekend run smoothly, but also about deepening our connections in building community together and strengthening the bonds that make Qamp so special.