Summer Camp Utility Player

Description:

Camp is calling. This isn't just a summer job, it's a mission.

Spend your summer everywhere at once. As a Utility Staff member, you'll jump in wherever camp needs you most, from the dining hall to the waterfront to the ranch, and see more of how this place runs than almost anyone else.

If you're looking for something that actually matters, not just a paycheck, this is it.

What You'll Do

Assist across all areas of camp, including the Camp Store, Dining Hall, Housekeeping, Gardening, Chapel, and Science Center

Support program activities, Rec events, and Waterfront stations

Provide cabin and village support and assist with camper care

Help with ranch grooming and animal feeding

Take camper photos for media

Fill gaps wherever they open up and bring energy, flexibility, and a servant's heart

Tackle whatever comes your way, since no two days are the same

What You Get

$275/week + housing and meals included

Exposure to every department at camp, and a clear look at what you want to do next

Live on-site with a built-in community

Adaptability and work ethic that stand out on a resume

A summer that impacts lives, including your own

Important Role Details

This is a live-in, residential role

Assignments change daily and sometimes hourly based on where camp needs help

Requires active participation in a Christian ministry environment

Requirements:

What We're Looking For

A professing Christian with a personal faith

Adaptable and upbeat, with a willingness to go where you're needed

Strong work ethic and follow-through without close supervision

Interest in working with youth

Willingness to be fully engaged in a live-in summer camp environment

Physical Requirements

Able to lift and move up to 50 pounds

Able to work outdoors in hot and humid conditions for extended periods

Able to stand and move for extended periods

Summer Schedule

Staff Training: June 1 – June 12

Camp Sessions: June 13 – August 7

Why This Role Matters

You'll spend the summer in more places than anyone else at camp, which means more campers see you. The kid cheering at the archery range, the one who just met a horse for the first time, the table that's laughing hardest at dinner. You'll be in all of those rooms, and you'll be part of why they're good.

That's a summer worth having.

Additional Requirements

Must be 16 years of age or older

Employment is contingent on background and reference checks