2012 Summer Job Opportunities

Potential Staff: Why should you spend your summer working at a camp?  Besides the obvious answer of “It’s a fun summer job,” there are other important reasons to spend a summer as camp staff.

Students in the fields of education, social work, human services, outdoor education, psychology, sociology and recreation will benefit by working with children in an informal setting.   The creativity, energy, and enthusiasm necessary for working at camp provides students from all fields with great training for any career. These skills and experiences are important for job searches as well as students personal and professional growth.

Camp Evelyn hires staff members that are committed, enthusiastic, caring, hardworking, and believe in a girl’s future.  We invest in our staff by providing the highest quality training so they are equipped to face opportunities and challenges with newly gained skills.  Other benefits include paid CPR, First Aid, AED,

Lifeguarding training plus free room and board for the entirety of the summer.
We know that you will find this experience both challenging and rewarding.  Thank you for your interest in working at Camp Evelyn!

Camp Location: Located near Plymouth, Wisconsin, Camp Evelyn is nestled within the Kettle Moraine State Forest. Camp Evelyn has over 240-acres of forest and has access to Crystal Lake and the Mullet River.   From the stunning tree-filled rolling hills, and waterfronts to the modern facilities built to complement the natural surroundings, Camp Evelyn is a source of pride to both our members and to the many, many people in the communities within our council. Campers at Camp Evelyn: Each summer over 1,000 girls attend Camp Evelyn. The campers range in age from 6 to 17 years old and stay for one to twelve nights.  Girl Scouts of Manitou Council serves seven counties in Wisconsin. The majority of the campers come from Calumet, Dodge, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Ozaukee, Sheboygan, and Washington counties.

Salary: In addition to meals and housing, Camp Evelyn staff members receive a base salary.

Training: A week long, paid lifeguard training is required for all Unit Coordinators and Counselors who are able. Another week long, paid training is provided for our staff before campers arrive. Some staff may be required to begin up to one week prior to this date for training to their specific area in camp. Training includes health and safety, child development, emergency procedures, camp activities, outdoor skills, community building, and many more. All staff members are expected to pass the provided first and CPR training.