For Staff

Traditional Camp Counselors live in cabins with campers and teach or assist in activities. They are positive role models for our campers, embody our camp values, and are passionate about creating a safe environment for children. Counselors lead or assist at least four activities per day and bring the fun to both small and large group activities. They are responsible for the daily physical and emotional well-being of campers and understand the importance of setting our campers up for success.

Equestrian Camp Counselors must have experience riding and knowledge of horses. They live in the equestrian village with our horse crazy girls and assist campers with their daily routine while serving as a good role model to them. They teach or assist two riding lessons daily, both ring lessons and fun lessons such as trail rides, river rides and games on horseback. They teach daily horsemanship theory lessons as well as help with daily barn chores.

Supervisors are leaders in camp and set our counselors up for success in both village and program areas. The Supervisor team is composed of leaders who are responsible, enthusiastic, and willing to roll up their sleeves and jump in whenever and wherever needed. They are creative problem solvers who are passionate about exploring new ways to create meaningful camp experiences for everyone at camp. The Supervisor role is divided into unique areas within Village and Programming. They live in cabins with campers, teach activities, oversee campers and staff, and support the director team.

Barn staff must have previous experience working around horses. They assist with the daily care of our herd and equestrian facility. Duties include feeding, mucking stalls, haying, watering, blowing aisles, clearing trails and upkeeping general cleanliness and tidiness of the facilities. Barn staff also assist with lessons as needed. Onsite housing and meals are provided.

Current Virginia RN license and CPR certification required.

The Health Center Assistant directly supports the Camp Nurse and assists with daily Health Center responsibilities including triaging campers and staff, coordinating medication distribution, communicating with Directors and more. Health Center Assistants are organized, responsible, detailed oriented, and strong team players. First Aid and CPR certification required.

Provides childcare for children of our year-round staff families and assists in program areas when necessary. The Camp Nanny is responsible for the wellbeing of the children in their care, creating a safe, engaging, environment that doesn’t interfere with camp. Onsite housing and meals provided.

Housekeeping, Laundry, Kitchen, Marketing (Photography & Videography) – Experience in area of work preferred.