On-Site Summer Camp Lead Counselor - Lodging & Meals

Five 18; United States; On-site; USD 14,000 - 18,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Educational Scholarship

Meals provided

Lodging

Post-summer work

Training Certifications

Central Virginia living

Innovative company

Job summary

Five18 Family Services is seeking a Summer Camp Lead Counselor for Hat Creek Camp in central Virginia. The role focuses on creating a safe, engaging environment, planning and guiding activities, and supervising youth during a bustling summer program.

Staff will train for two weeks, live on-site, and support a variety of activities such as archery, swimming, and group games. This seasonal opportunity emphasizes safety, teamwork, and community growth.

Qualifications

• Leadership experience and/or experience working with kids.
• Current CPR and First Aid certification, or willingness to obtain certification during staff training.
• Passion for working with children and making a difference.
• Ability to work Sunday-Friday during summer programming weeks.
• Willingness to get outside of your comfort zone.
• Ability to pass a background and reference check.
• Minimum 18 years old.

Responsibilities

• Create a positive, safe community for staff and campers.
• Provide support to Hat Creek summer counselors.
• Works with Camp Program Manager to plan and orchestrate scheduling.
• Facilitate and participate in all summer camp programming.
• Be able to work collaboratively and in a timely manner during program delivery.
• Maintain knowledge of camp schedule, programs, protocols, and procedures.
• Lead and encourage mealtime efficiency.
• Learn and facilitate large group camp songs, games, and skits.
• Clean cabins, inventory program supplies, and participate in debriefs after each program.

Skills

Leadership

Kids experience

Job description

Five18 Family Services is seeking a Summer Camp Lead Counselor for Hat Creek Camp in central Virginia. The role focuses on creating a safe, engaging environment, planning and guiding activities, and supervising youth during a bustling summer program.

Staff will train for two weeks, live on-site, and support a variety of activities such as archery, swimming, and group games. This seasonal opportunity emphasizes safety, teamwork, and community growth.