Counselors serve as assistants to our Senior Counselors. They support our senior counselors in the cabins and have an amazing opportunity to get to know campers and make a difference in their lives. Counselors stay the night each week they work, but cannot work High School Camp.

Senior Counselors are the leaders of the cabins and are given the responsibility to direct the cabin, support counselors, and be strong examples of Christ for each camper in their care. Additionally, Senior Counselors must demonstrate their leadership ability and compassion towards campers and younger staff. High School Camp remains reserved for Senior Counselors over the age of 18 and who have graduated high school. Senior Counselors stay the night at camp each week they work.

The SOS team leads many aspects of our camp program including our skits, games, activities and crafts. The SOS team is expected to serve joyfully and lead faithfully. This team supports in caring for our counselors spiritually, planning rotations, executing club times and evening events. A successful SOS member will need to rely on their teammates, communicate effectively and manage time well.

Also known as the “O-Team,” this position is for those who don’t have the desire to counsel but want to be involved in the inner workings of the camp. The O-Team will have the opportunity to learn a wide variety of skills that are vital to keeping the camp running smoothly. Members of this team will assist in running the camp store and cafe, cleaning, and helping out with other projects around camp as needed. O-Team does not stay overnight at camp as it is a daytime position only.

Our lifeguards teach and protect the campers in our pool. Lifeguards must have current certifications in Lifeguarding, CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer, and First Aid. Lifeguard certifications must be from the American Red Cross, YMCA, Ellis and Associates, Royal Lifeguarding or comparable certifying organization. Previous lifeguard experience is desirable. This is a position that pairs well with counseling, however, if you’re only planning on lifeguarding that is ok too.

Junior Wranglers have an amazing opportunity to work with and care for horses in a safe, fun, hands-on environment. They are given the responsibility of helping with horse care, as well as guiding horses for the campers on trail rides. No experience is needed and training is provided. This is a daytime only position.

Wranglers are in charge of caring for our horses in the summer, leading Junior Wranglers, and orchestrating a fun safe environment for the thousands of campers that visit each year. Previous experience working with horses required for applicants.

The Camp Harlow Nursing Ministry exists to provide health, safety and well-being for each camper, counselor and staff member.  Licensed RNs/LPNs are available on campus when camp is in session to provide care and treatment for all.  Emeritus RNs, EMTs, Student Nurses, CNAs support the Nursing Ministry in many ways.  There is something to do for anyone willing to serve! If you are interested, apply online and contact our Head Nurse, LuAnne at LuAnneB@campharlow.com