Salary Post - Avis employé Riding Counselor Camp Rim Rock

Years later, I still think that my work at this summer camp was one of the more formative experiences I've had-- in a positive, character building way. You are given a lot of responsibility to lead and opportunities to rise to challenges. This experience can be what you make of it. Working 24/7 with other young women is a one-of-a-kind experience that you probably won't ever get again. Working 24/7 with kids is also a one-of-a-kind experience that will teach you more about your work ethic and values than most other jobs. As a bonus, it's also a beautiful place and you'll make incredible friendships through this intense but dynamic job.

This job can be draining, but that is true of all summer camp counselor jobs. As mentioned by others, I didn't get paid until the end of my experience. So long as you are ok getting paid at the end of the summer (you do have room and board provided throughout), I think there is a lot to gain out of working here. Do check with with them directly though, because the timeline when they pay and how often might have changed since I worked there.

The kids were great, the staff were great. Beautiful location.

The owner of the camp is really mean. He is truly not a good person and does not care about the staff at all. The kids at camp are all that matter to him. The staff were all overworked and underpaid. He even fired somone for voicing their opinion and mad that poor staff member look stupid for complaining.