Cabin Leaders work in pairs, guiding a new group of children each week and providing around-the-clock support. Their primary goal is to build meaningful relationships with campers, helping them feel seen, loved, and open to hearing the life-changing news about Jesus and the gospel. Our camp program is designed to create these connection opportunities. Leading a cabin is one of the most demanding yet rewarding roles at camp, requiring patience, enthusiasm, and stamina. If you’re eager to make a lasting impact on the lives of children and youth this summer, apply today!

Section Heads play a vital role in supporting, mentoring, and assisting cabin leaders in their work with campers. They oversee their respective hills, with male and female Section Heads managing boys’ and girls’ areas, respectively. This role requires a strong understanding of child behavior management and the confidence to handle various situations effectively.

Program Head oversees the program team responsible for planning and implementing the camp’s overall program throughout the summer. This role demands a high level of creativity, experience in children and youth programming, and the ability to manage diverse teams. The Program Head must excel under pressure and be adaptable, as camp conditions may require quick adjustments to the daily schedule.

These positions require expertise in cooking for large groups, particularly children. Responsibilities include overseeing Kitchen Assistants, providing motivation and supervision. Ideal candidates should be organized, efficient, and knowledgeable about nutrition, health, and safety standards.

Ideal candidates for the Health Care Coordinator role should be a Registered Nurse, Nursing Assistant, or Practical Nurse. The coordinator must confidently provide both routine and emergency care. A strong understanding of general physical and emotional health issues, particularly in children, is essential. Independence, diligence, and excellent organizational skills are also crucial qualities for this role.

The Kitchen Assistants work with the cooks to prepare, serve and clean up after the meals at camp. Kitchen Assistants must be willing to wash and dry dishes, set tables, and have basic knowledge of food preparation. They should be able to work well with others and follow instructions from their supervisor.

Maintenance assistants work together with our Maintenance Coordinator to ensure the kids have a safe, well functioning, beautiful camp property to enjoy during their time at camp. Whether it’s helping to cut the grass, cleaning, making general repairs or working on special projects with our Maintenance Coordinator, every task is important to the overall wellbeing of camp!

This position, in addition to the requirements for Cabin Leaders, requires experience and comfort working with Youth (ages 14-16). The Youth Cabin Leaders positions are only for our one week “Youth Week”. Please contact us for questions about this position.

The Assistant Program Head supports the Program Head in overseeing the program team and implementing the camp’s overall program. This role requires creativity, experience in children and youth programming, and the ability to manage diverse teams. The Assistant Program Head must be adaptable and work well under pressure, ensuring smooth execution of daily activities.

The Ministry Head oversees all aspects of camp ministry, including the worship team, hosting the weekly speaker, and preparing cabin devotion materials. This role is essential for fostering a spiritually enriching environment for campers and staff.

The Electives Head oversees morning electives, ensuring compliance with Ontario Camp Association (OCA) standards. This role involves efficiently sorting campers into activities, maintaining high standards of excellence and safety, and managing daily equipment safety checklists. The Electives Head ensures that morning electives are run with excellence to maximize camper enjoyment and fun! They will also help plan and implement overall camp program as a program team member.

The Head Lifeguard ensures camper safety during swimming activities and compliance with Ontario Camp Association (OCA) standards. Candidates must have NLS certification (contact us if you have Bronze Cross and wish to obtain NLS before summer). This role also involves supervising other lifeguards, conducting safety checks, maintaining equipment, and helping plan and implement the overall camp program as a program team member.

The Crafts Coordinator plans and leads the crafts elective during morning activities, requiring a highly creative and artistic individual. This role also involves helping to plan and implement the overall camp program as a member of the program team.

The AV Coordinator ensures all audio-visual requirements of the camp program are run with excellence. This role requires someone well-versed in audio-visual technology, video editing, photography, and sound mixing. Additionally, the AV Coordinator helps plan and implement the overall camp program as a member of the program team.

The Rocks and Ropes Head oversees the high ropes, low ropes, and rock wall areas at camp, ensuring they are safe, well-maintained, and compliant with Ontario Camp Association (OCA) standards. This role requires completing necessary training and ensuring these exciting camp features are used to their full potential. The Rocks and Ropes Head will also help plan and implement overall camp program as a program team member.

Float staff play a crucial role in ensuring camp runs smoothly! This cross-departmental position offers the unique opportunity to support various departments as needed, including the kitchen, maintenance, hill staff (cabin leaders), program team, and electives. Your flexibility and adaptability will help ensure each department is well-supported, ultimately enhancing the experience for our campers.

We are seeking a responsible and enthusiastic individual to serve as a babysitter for the camp director’s children. This position is open to prospective staff aged 14 and up. Prior babysitting experience is an asset. In addition to childcare duties, there will be opportunities to assist in other camp departments such as the kitchen, maintenance, and support program team, providing a well-rounded camp experience.