Interested in Working at Kimball Camp in 2027?
We’re already starting to look ahead to our 2027 season! While our Spring Outdoor Education and Summer Camp positions are not finalized yet, we expect to have additional staffing needs and would love to hear from people who are interested in being part of the Kimball Camp team.
If you love camp, enjoy working with kids and groups, and are interested in finding a place where your skills and experience could fit, fill out our Employment Interest Form. This is not a job application for a specific position—it’s a way for us to get to know you and reach out as 2027 opportunities take shape.
Camp Counselor (2027)
In this high-energy role you'll lead activities, support camper well-being, and contribute to the smooth operation of camp. This role requires adaptability, enthusiasm, responsibility, and a strong commitment to Kimball Camp’s mission. This position is flexible based on weekly program needs and may include working with Day Camp, Resident (overnight) Camp, or rental and retreat groups. Must be 18+ to apply.
Program Staff (2027)
In these seasonal leadership roles, you'll help shape the camper experience by guiding programs, supporting staff, and ensuring each day runs smoothly. Positions include Day Camp Coordinator, Waterfront Director, and CIT Coordinator. These roles call for strong leadership, clear communication, and a commitment to creating a safe, encouraging environment for campers and team members alike. Must be 18+ to apply.
Kitchen Assistant [Mornings & Evenings]
In this hands-on seasonal role, you'll support the heart of camp by helping prepare and serve meals that fuel each day’s adventures. Working alongside the Food Service Director, you’ll assist with food prep, meal service, kitchen upkeep, and dishwashing. This position is ideal for adults 18+ who enjoy a fast-paced culinary environment and want to contribute to a positive camp experience through great food and hospitality.
C.I.T. Program (2027)
Our summer counselor-in-training program empowers teens ages 14–17 to grow as leaders while supporting the daily rhythm of camp. CITs take part in hands-on tasks such as dishwashing, light cleaning, and restocking supplies, while also assisting with camp activities and programming. It’s a great opportunity to build responsibility, teamwork skills, and confidence in a fun, supportive environment.