Working at Camp Wapo offers limitless life experience and opportunities for growth within a strong community centered around the outdoors, faith, and youth. We are part of the ELCA Lutheran church and our program and theology is based in this tradition. We are looking for people of all backgrounds who want to make a difference in kids’ lives, grow in their faith, develop leadership and personal skills, and engage in this intentional Christian camp community.
The weeklong summer staff work schedule is ten weeks which includes two weeks of staff training and eight weeks of camp.
Campers – Grades 4-12
Staff Training – June 6 – June 19
Summer Program – June 20 – August 20
Staff Size – About 60 (18 years and older)
Summer Wage – Pay scale starts at $380 a week, $405 for First Aid staff.
Weekly Schedule – 1pm on Sundays to 5 pm on Fridays
Time Off – Friday at 5pm – Sunday at 12pm & an hour off daily Monday-Thursday
Additional benefits and compensation – All certifications are provided at no cost, housing and meals are provided throughout summer, and there are plenty of opportunities to create an internship to receive credit from colleges and universities.
Staff Training begins June 6 and continues for a period of two weeks. During that time, you will be given opportunities to complete certain certifications such as; CPR/AED, Lifeguard Training, Boater Safety & license.
The weekend seeds staff work schedule is nine days of staff training, with four camp sessions (Friday – Sunday) throughout the summer.
Campers – Grades 1-3
Staff Training – June 16-24
*Seeds staff are required to participate in all of staff training.
Summer Program – June 25-27, July 16-18, July 23-25, Aug 6-8
Staff Size – About 40 (16 years and older)
Summer Wage – $140 a weekend, $165 for First Aid staff
Weekend Schedule – 1pm on Fridays to 4 pm on Sundays
All LWLBC employees are subject to a background check. LWLBC is an equal-opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, creed, gender, sexual orientation, disability, national origin, age, or ancestry. Read our full non-discrimination policy here.
General Summer Staff Job Description:
All summer staff jobs include the following:
Essential Job Functions:
Physical elements include frequent walking or standing for long periods of time, lifting 20-30 pounds, receiving a minimum of 6 hours of sleep a night, and be willing to be in front of large audiences. Mental elements include organizing and coordinating schedules, problem solving, managing a financial budget communicating with peers, creating written communication, having knowledge of scripture and Christian faith, and be able to help with difficult situation such as discipline problems and homesickness. Equipment elements include being able to use a computer, copier, and telephone. Working conditions include being in the outdoors a majority of the time.
Supervisors:
Wapo/Ox Program Director
Benefits:
Covered in seasonal employee manual, which can be seen when offered a position.
Health Insurance:
Is not provided by LWLBC and is expected to be covered by the employee.
Workman’s Compensation Insurance:
Provided by LWLBC at no cost to the employee.
Housing:
Provided on-site
Counselor Weeklong
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 18 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements:
High School Diploma. First Aid, CPR certification, and Lifeguard Certification may be required (training provided prior to or during staff training).
Job Description:
Camp counselors have the opportunity to spend exclusive and intentional time with upper elementary and junior high youth. Their primary role will be leading and connecting with campers. They will also be asked to serve different roles or tasks throughout the summer (such as participating on Servant Staff). Activities that counselors will lead or participate in include worship, bible studies, camp games, cabin activities, free-time activities, skits, and in many other ways according to interest and skills. The ratio of counselors to campers in 1:7 and an average cabin has two counselors. Counselors should feel comfortable working with youth independently and in various settings such as small and large groups or staff and campers.
First Aid Staff Weeklong
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 18 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: First Aid, BLS & CPR certification, or any other equivalent certifications (WFR, EMR, etc.). Must be able to pass a background check. Additional preferences would be a valid driver’s license. First Aid, BLS & CPR training will be provided before/during staff training for those who are not currently certified.
Job Description: First Aid Staff are responsible for assisting with camp registrations, keeping accurate records of all care that is given to campers and staff and documenting corresponding incidents, keeping the first aid facility clean and functional, distributing prescribed medications, and when needed, responding to emergency situations. The First Aid Staff are also responsible for responsible for providing health care to campers and staff within the limits of their certification along with the established health care guidelines within the Camp Wapo Standing Orders & Health Care Policies and will seek the guidance of the First Aid Supervisor when needed.
First Aid Supervisor Weeklong
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 20 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: First Aid, BLS & CPR certification, or any other equivalent certifications (WFR, EMR, etc.). Must be able to pass a background check. Applicants are preferred to have worked as, have experience and/or certifications equivalent to a registered nurse, physician, EMT, first responder and or worked previous summers in a First Aid Staff role. First Aid, BLS & CPR training will be provided before/during staff training for those who are not currently certified.
Job Description: The First Aid Supervisor is responsible for providing health care to campers and staff within the limits of their certification along with the established health care guidelines within the Camp Wapo Standing Orders. Supervision duties will consist of creating first aid staffing schedules, ensuring that all patient care is carried out along with properly documented, that all standing orders & health care policies are being followed and used as a guideline, the collection/documentation of camper and staff medication during programming check-in and that the health care facility is clean and functional. Other tasks to be assigned to the First Aid Supervisor are to guide all action of parent communication, overseeing incoming camper health concerns, ensure that all injury and incident reports are filled out and filed in a timely manner along with supporting the debriefing of all emergency situations with first aid staff. The First Aid Supervisor may also serve as a Team Lead.
The following are the leadership positions at Camp Wapo. Two program coordinators and a program administrator (along with full-time program staff) function as the primary leadership and decision makers. The other coordinators (servant staff) are there to run their program areas, while supporting the summer program team schedule. All leadership positions also function as “other duties as assigned”, and you may be asked to lead or do something that is not in your specific job description.
Art Shop Coordinator(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description:
This creative individual should be ready to get their hands dirty and to have loads of fun! Many campers are enthusiastic about craft time, so we are looking for a patient, supportive, and organized person to create a positive environment at our art shop. The art shop is open during free time every day and offers traditional camp crafts, assistance, and a place to gather for campers. The art shop coordinator is provided with a budget to run the shop for the summer, responsible for keeping supplies stocked, and their individual creativity is encouraged. The art shop coordinator will also have general servant staff duties and may also serve as a Team Lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Canteen/Store Coordinator(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: The canteen/store coordinator(s) will be responsible for organizing the store, keeping track of inventory, and creating a work schedule each week. Must have an eye for retail display. Must be able to work at a fast pace with retail sales. Must be computer savvy and able to work with financial records. The coordinator(s) should have strong computer, relational and motivational skills and will work directly with the Wapo Program Directors, Retreat Director, and camp Financial Staff. This position requires a self-starter that is willing to work on their own for large amounts of time. The coordinator(s) should also be organized & detail oriented. Needs to be patient and flexible as different staff members will work in the canteen/store on a daily basis. There is also a level of cleanliness that needs to be met by the coordinator(s). The canteen/store coordinator(s) will also have general servant staff duties and may also serve as a Team Lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Media (Photo/Video/Blog) Specialist(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: Say Cheese! The media specialist(s) are responsible for taking photos, going through those photos, choosing ones to post on the blog, and writing a blog entry about the photos multiple times a day. The blog is used to share the children’s experiences with their parents through photos and messages. All other photos that were taken of camp activities and campers that both were and weren’t posted to the blog will become available online to families at the end of the week. The media specialist(s) may be asked to work together with the social media specialist(s) to create a Camp Wapo youth camp promotional video. Must have experience and skill using a digital camera and computer. Must also have knowledge on how to edit photos. Equipment is provided by LWLBC; however, you may use your own equipment at your own risk. The media specialist(s) will also have general servant staff duties and may also serve as a Team Lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Program Coordinator(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 21 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: The Program Coordinator(s) works as part of the summer program team. They are important leaders within the staff who are responsible for facilitating daily programming, delegating daily responsibilities, leading staff meetings, supporting staff members (mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually), and promoting staff community. This individual must possess strong motivational, organizational, and relational skills. The Program Coordinators work most closely with Program Directors and Servant Staff. The Program Coordinator(s) act as Team Lead for the rest of the Team Leaders, providing support and care, leading meetings, and adjusting schedule as necessary. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Waterfront Coordinator(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Must have lifeguard experience. Wisconsin state boating license required (payed for/reimbursed by LWLBC). Driver’s License. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and Lifeguard Certification is required for this position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked previous summer(s) at a faith based camp.
Job Description: The waterfront coordinator(s) are responsible for all the waterfront activities, staff, and patrons and are dedicated to creating a fun and safe environment. Responsibilities including: leading the lifeguard staff, managing and training “specific to wapo” waterfront procedures to staff, presenting waterfront orientation to campers weekly, organizing and supervising swim tests, supervising ALL beach times and conducting buddy checks, scheduling lifeguards for free-time shifts, and maintaining the lifeguard, beach, and watercraft equipment. These individuals are also responsible for initiating and facilitating beach emergencies if necessary. The waterfront coordinator(s) may also serve as a Team Lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Worship Coordinator(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: Do Ri Me Fa SOOOO the worship coordinator(s) are responsible for planning and leading chapel worship, campfire worship, and special music activities throughout the week. They will be the leader(s) of the worship specialty team, and they must be able to delegate responsibilities and lead when necessary. Organizational skills are necessary. Must have basic computer skills. Training on how to set up and take down worship equipment will be provided during staff training. The worship coordinator(s) will have general servant staff duties and may also serve as a Team Lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Wellness Coordinator(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and Mental Health First Aid training will be required for this position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: The wellness coordinator is responsible for working with campers that are having a hard week. We know that mental wellbeing is not always great for our campers, so the wellness coordinator is the response to this. This role is expected to be there for all campers at Wapo. They are the go-to person for counselors when a camper needs support. The wellness coordinator will support homesick campers, be the emotional support for campers in first aid, and help support counselors when they need to “take a second”. This position works closely with the program coordinators as the advocate for camper wellbeing and counselor mental health. They will be trained on how mandated reports and incident reports work and when they are needed. The wellness coordinator will also have general servant staff duties and may also serve as a Team Lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Chaplain
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 22 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Post-graduate education, preferably seminary student or human services field. Driver’s License is preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. Dedicated Christian with knowledge on prayer, worship, and spiritual practices.
Job Description: The Chaplain is our spiritual director for the summer. A person who will pray with and for our summer staff, walk alongside them with the wear & tear of the summer, and be there for the staff when they need someone to talk to. The Chaplain will be responsible for leading weekly staff bible studies along with assisting in worships, bible study coaching, and other areas needed. The Chaplain is also expected to form good relationships with church staff that are on site any given week and work closely with them. This is a position that does not require one to live at camp during the summer but is flexible to be at camp 4-7 days a week. Must be present for the two weeks of staff training and will always have a place to stay on site any week if needed. The Chaplain will also work closely with the Wellness Coordinator in assisting and uplifting campers and staff mentally and spiritually.
Team Leads
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 year old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: Team Leads are essential leaders within our camp community, serving as the primary support and mentor for a group of 5–6 counselors. They are responsible for cultivating a healthy, supportive team culture and ensuring their counselors are equipped, encouraged, and empowered to care for campers throughout the week. As the bridge between counselors and camp leadership, Team Leads play a critical role in maintaining high standards of care, communication, and community. They will lead regular one-on-one check-ins with each counselor in their group, offering guidance, encouragement, and accountability.
Social Media Specialist(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: Lights! Camera! Action! The social media specialist(s) is responsible for producing content for LWLBCs TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook accounts. Must be creative and figure out new ways that people will engage with our content/accounts. All posts will be approved by a Program Director, our Director of Development and Communications or Executive Director before posting. The specialist(s) may be asked to work together with the media (photo and blog) specialist(s) to create a Camp Wapo youth camp promotional video. Must have experience and skill using a digital camera, video camera, iPhone, and computer. Must be able to edit photos and videos. Equipment is provided by LWLBC; however, you may use your own equipment at your own risk. The social media specialist(s) will also have general servant staff duties and may also serve as a Team Lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Dining Hall Coordinator(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements:Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: The dining hall coordinator is a resource for all counselors to have while doing KP (kitchen party/patrol) with their kids. There are a lot of things to clean in a short amount of time. So, we are looking for an energetic person who can get kids excited about cleaning. Patience, clear communication, an eye for cleanliness, and a lack of fear of getting their hands a little dirty is what we want. They are also responsible for checking in with the kitchen staff before and after meals to see if they are in need of help. The coordinator will jump in where they are needed. If help isn’t needed, they will still double check that everything is ready before the meal starts. They will also help the servers (campers that serve the food in correct portions) with washing hands, getting gloves on, and showing them the correct serving portions. The dining hall coordinator will have general servant staff duties and may also serve as a team lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Recreation Coordinator(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: Get ready, set, go! The recreation coordinator is responsible for choosing what games kids will play at field games each day. They will also determine what all-camp games will be played during the evenings. We are looking for someone who can encourage participation in games/activities, have clear communication with campers, and can explain the rules quickly/thoroughly. This individual will be responsible for activity changes due to weather (sometimes adjusting to indoor games at a moment’s notice). The ideal candidate will have good time management and organizational skills. The wellness coordinator will also have general servant staff duties and may also serve as a Team Lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Specialty Programs Coordinator(s)
Program: Camp Wapo Weeklong Youth Camp
Minimum Age: 20 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements: Driver’s License preferred. Must be able to pass a background check. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Job Description: At Wapo, we have three specialty programs that run alongside our weeklong program. We need someone who has great attention to detail, energy, and creativity to run these programs. As the specialty programs coordinator(s), you are responsible for making sure the programs are staffed correctly and running smoothly. You would work closely with the Program Coordinators for the weeklong program and with the Program Directors of Camp Wapo and Ox Lake. Below is a description of each specialty program.
The PLACE Program – A brand new program coming to Wapo this summer. The PLACE program is designed for high school campers (grades 10-12) who want to dig deeper into their faith, build lasting friendships, and take their leadership skills to the next level. Campers will arrive on Sunday and start to find community with each other. As the Specialty Program Coordinator, you will act as their counselor. Meaning you will lead them in different activities that help build their leadership skills, and you will also sleep in the cabin that they sleep in. By Tuesday, the campers in the PLACE program will jump into cabins with younger kids. You will still engage with the campers throughout the week. They will only walk alongside the cabins in the day, but sleep in the PLACE cabin at night. As a fulltime program team, we have dreamed about what this program could look like this summer, but there is much more work to be done. We need your creativity, energy, and initiative to get this program off of the ground!
One Day Program – Kids aged K-2nd grade come from 9am – 2:30pm and get a little taste of what being a camper is like. This is likely these campers’ first experience with camp so we are looking for someone who can support and care for each campers time here. This person is responsible for designing, planning, and coordinating a fun and special day at camp. This individual should have creativity, patience, and be able to communicate effectively with campers, parents, and counselors. Must be able to delegate tasks and ask for help when needed. A level of flexibility/adjusting on the fly is also necessary. The one day coordinator will also have general servant staff duties and may also serve as a team lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest.
Fishing Club/Camp Program – The Fishing Club Coordinator(s) should be knowledgeable or willing to learn about lake fish species and fishing tactics. The Fishing Club Coordinator(s) will be responsible for finding adequate times during the week for campers who have opted for our additional fishing club programming on our two surrounding lakes, Bear Trap and Lake Wapogasset. The Fishing Club Coordinator(s) will be responsible for supervising all fishing club campers (1 to 10 campers a week) along with coordinating with campers’ counselors about the time they will be taking campers fishing. Other duties that the Fishing Club Coordinator(s) will be relied on are keeping fishing bait stocked, performing boat checks (checking gas levels, etc.), helping campers change hooks, baiting and unhooking fish. The Fishing Club Coordinator(s) will also have general servant staff duties and may also serve in an additional role and/or as a Team Lead. Duties may be shared between two people according to qualifications and interest. Position Requirements: Wisconsin state boating license and fishing license are required and can be obtained during staff training. Driver’s License is preferred. Must be able to pass background checks. First Aid, CPR certification, and/or Lifeguard Certification may be required per position (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions at a faith based camp.
Seeds Counselor
Minimum age: 16 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Program: Camp Wapo Weekend Seeds Camp
Position Requirements: All training received during staff training
Job Description: These individuals have the opportunity to work with campers who have just completed 1st-3rd grade in a weekend camp session that runs Friday afternoon-Sunday afternoon. Counselors will lead and facilitate Bible studies, worships, chapels, cabin activities, all camp games, and assists (according to interest and skill) with all aspects of the summer program. The ratio of counselors to campers is 1:5, and each counselor is paired with another in the cabin making the ratio 2:10. The most important role a counselor has is to serve as a friend and mentor to Wapo Seed’s campers. Counselors should feel comfortable in small group and large group settings with staff, campers, church staff, and parents.
Seeds First Aid
Minimum age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Program: Camp Wapo Weekend Seeds Camp
Position Requirements:We currently provide First Aid Training and Certification to First Aid Staff during Staff Training. Must be comfortable in a medical care setting. Previous medical training or experience is preferred.
Job Description: Responsible for providing immediate health care to campers and staff. Responsibilities include, attending all training sessions, keeping accurate records of every incident and care that is given to campers and staff, conducting registration responsibilities, handling emergency situations and distributing medication at proper doses and times throughout the day. The Seeds First Aid staff may have many of the same responsibilities as the weeklong First Aid Supervisor without the supervisory duties.
Seeds Photo / Blog Coordinator
Minimum age: 16 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Program: Camp Wapo Weekend Seeds Camp
Position Requirements: Proficient in operation of digital camera and computer (specifically for the processing of photos). Creative ability to write engaging blog entries.
Job Description: This individual will be responsible for taking pictures and managing the Seeds blog for parents to catch a glimpse of their children’s experience at camp. They are responsible for uploading pictures and posting on the blog every day. This person should have strong computer skills and enjoy taking pictures. This person may share this role with another person and may hold a counseling role as well.
Seeds Program Assistant
Minimum age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Program: Camp Wapo Weekend Seeds Camp
Position Requirements: Must have driver’s license with good record, will receive First Aid & CPR training during staff training.
Job Description:The role of a Program Assistant is responsible for helping manage the weekend Seeds program in direct communication with the Seeds Program Coordinator(s). This person will help in coordinating and completing various tasks throughout the day according to the daily schedule. It is important that the person for this role is motivated and willing to do a variety of tasks throughout the day (set-up, take-down, worship, music, leading activities, jumping in for counselors who need a break, aiding in various camper situations, etc.).
Seeds Program Coordinator
Program: Camp Wapo Weekend Seeds Camp
Minimum Age: 21 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Position Requirements:
Driver’s License. Good record. First Aid, CPR certification, and Lifeguard Certification may be required (training provided prior to or during staff training). Applicant is preferred to have worked multiple previous summers and positions.
Job Description:
The program coordinator is an important leader within the Seeds staff who is responsible for facilitating daily programming, delegating daily responsibilities, leading staff meetings, supporting staff members (mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually), and promoting staff community. This individual possesses strong motivational, organizational, and relational skills. The program coordinator works most closely with the program director and program assistants; however, they are expected to interact with all members of the camp community (campers, church staff, and camp staff). This individual may also serve in additional roles within the staff.
Weekend / Family Camp Host
Minimum Age: 19 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Program: Wapo Weekend Family Camp
Position Requirements: Must have driver’s license with good record. Will receive First Aid & CPR training during staff training.
Job Description: Several weekends throughout the summer, Wapo hosts congregational family camping and other retreat groups. Groups stay in assigned housing, personal tents, or campers. The host’s job is responsible for guiding each group’s stay according to the schedule provided to them, delivering announcements and graces at mealtimes, helping clean after meal times, and always being on call for any needs the groups may have. This person may serve in different role during the summer as well.
Join our team in the kitchen or on maintenance. These positions are paid hourly and housing is not provided.
Assistant Cook
Minimum Age: 17 years old
Position Requirements:
Training will be given at camp, however, a general knowledge of food preparation and service is important. Serve Safe training will be provided at camp.
Job Description:
These individuals love serving people through food service. Must be willing to prepare, cook, and serve food in a joyful way!
Typical shifts are 7am – 2pm and 4 pm – 8 pm
Essential Job Functions:
Physical elements include lifting and carrying 20 to 30 pounds, frequent bending, standing for long periods of time, and handling a large variety of foods. Working conditions include being indoors.
Dish Room Staff
Minimum Age: 14 years old
Position Requirements:
All training provided at camp.
Job Description:
People who are responsible for cleaning all dishes and the dining hall after each meal. They will also work with cabin groups who are assigned kitchen patrol duties.
Typical shifts are 7am – 2pm and 4 pm – 8 pm
Essential Job Functions:
Physical elements include lifting and carrying 20 to 30 pounds, frequent bending, standing for long periods of time, and handling a large variety of foods. Working conditions include being indoors.
Maintenance Staff
Minimum Age: 16 years old
Position Requirements:
Must have a driver’s license with good record. Must have a knowledge of safe operation of various small tools used in normal maintenance functions.
Job Description:
These positions will report to the Camp Manager who assigns different responsibilities (cleaning cabins, mowing lawns, repair, and maintenance).
Essential Job Functions:
Physical elements include lifting and carrying 60 to 100 pounds, frequent bending, and kneeling, reaching, standing for long periods of time, climbing ladders, painting, and handling and assembling multiple parts. Working conditions include being in the outdoors a majority of the time.
Weekend Lifeguard
Minimum age: 18 years old (by June 1st of year applying)
Program: Camp Wapo Weekend Seeds Camp
Position Requirements:
Must have First Aid & CPR certification. Must have Lifeguard certification. Training for these requirements will be provided at camp.
Job Description:
These individuals will be responsible for waterfront according to the needs of each congregation. They will also be involved with other aspects of programming such as children’s activities, registration, campfires, baby-sitting, canteen and arts & crafts.
