Summer Camp Operations Team
Help camp run like a well-oiled machine.
Do What You Love.
Operations at Summer Camp
The operations team are the superheroes of summer camp. Without them, camp just wouldn’t be possible!
The operations team or “the Ops team”, as they are known, are responsible for making sure that everything is working effectively behind the scenes. The Ops team make sure camp is looking great, that equipment is working or fixed, they make sure that everything is in the right place at the right time, and that everything is set-up, taken down, replaced, found, sorted, & built… you name it!
Why Work at Summer Camp?
If you want the summer camp experience, but don’t think you are best suited to working & teaching children, then a support staff role is the one for you!
A support role will give you 9 weeks working at one of the best summer camps in America and give you the American summer you have always dreamt of.
You will get an opportunity to go to summer camp, meet and work with incredible people from all over the world, experience new things and live the lifestyle and travel the grand old USA!
FAQs
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Operations staff are part of our support staff team, you will eat breakfast 30 minutes earlier than the first group of campers. During the day you will help maintain the summer camp property to make sure it is looking incredible. You will help set-up for camp events, help maintain and fix anything that breaks, and assist where needed.
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The operations team is around 8-10 staff members from around the world.
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No, our operations role is dependent on experience.
We are looking for hard-working, reliable people with a ‘can do’ attitude.
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Yes! Our venue hosts many groups from early May to late September.
If you are interested in staying longer at camp then please speak to us about this when you apply.
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No. The Operations team do not live with campers. You will live together in an all-staff bunk.
If you are interested in working with children then please reach out to us to discuss other opportunities!
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Yes. On a regular schedule you will have one period off each day.
You will also have one full day and night off each week. This is your chance to rest, recover and try some new things on camp and explore new places off camp with other staff.