Beyond the pay and housing, there's a lot that comes with the job. You'll have full access to camp facilities on your time off, which includes the waterfront, pickleball courts, and outdoor gear. Basically, camp becomes a playground in the mountains that most people pay good money to visit. Staff outings and trips are built into the summer, too. Last year, we took our staff to a roller coaster park in Charlotte, NC.

You'll live in the cabins with your campers. The cabins are rustic, think wooden bunks, screen windows, and the sounds of wind through the mountains at night.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all provided throughout the summer. You're not worrying about groceries, cooking, or feeding yourself after a long day. Just show up hungry.

We're looking for college students, recent grads, and young adults in a gap year who want to do something worthwhile with their summer. The right person for this job genuinely enjoys kids and gets stoked on the opportunity to work with them. Because it can be a demanding job, the ideal candidate is energized by being around people rather than drained by it. A Christian faith background is important to us, not because you have to have it all figured out, but because our community is rooted in it, and it shapes the way we do everything here. Outdoor skills are a plus. If you can climb, kayak, swim, or lead someone through something they've never done before, we want to know about it. Experience working with kids in any capacity, such as coaching, tutoring, babysitting, or youth ministry, translates well! More than anything, we're looking for people who are adaptable, humble, and ready to show up fully for a summer. If you're the kind of person who leans in when things get hard and genuinely cares about the people around you, you'll fit right in.