Here, you’ll meet campers and staff from all over the world, expand your horizons, and build friendships that last a lifetime. It’s an opportunity to make a real difference, push your boundaries, gain valuable skills, and create lasting memories within a community dedicated to empowering kids.
Apply now and begin a summer adventure that will transform you in ways you never expected. Join a supportive, close-knit team led by full-time staff who are committed to your personal development. At Camp GROW, we know our staff are our greatest asset, and we’re dedicated to making this the best job you’ve ever had!
The 2026 season runs from May 31-August 11, with opportunities to extend your stay and assist with fall programs
Posting Date: November 1st
Position Title: Adventure Instructor
Number of Open Positions: 3 Male, 3 Female
Dates of Employment: May 31-August 11
Compensation: $350-400 per week DOE
Basic Duties: Adventure Instructors/Counselors live in bunkhouse cabins with campers and are responsible for the health and well-being of the campers in their care as well as the daily operations within the cabin. Counselors will be expected to lead specialized camp activities and should be comfortable leading and teaching in some of the camp’s program areas as well as participating in or leading special events, evening activities, and meal preparation/clean-up. They must provide leadership and direct supervision of campers while in the cabin, which includes cabin clean up, at meals, and bedtime. Counselors will also participate in backcountry camping trips and should be comfortable in rustic and remote locations.
Posting Date: November 1st
Position Title: Camp Wrangler
Number of Open Positions: 1
Dates of Employment: May 31-August 11
Compensation: $350-$400 per week DOE
Basic Duties: Wrangler is responsible for the care, keeping, health, and maintenance of all leased and owned horses (14-20) on camp property during the camp season. Wrangler will be expected to rise early every morning to take care of horses, and to have horses fed, saddled, and ready for morning trail rides on riding days (3-days per camp week). Wrangler will be responsible for maintaining tack, keeping the tack room clean and organized, and inspecting the horse herd daily for signs of injury or illness. Wrangler is responsible for basic horse first aid and administering of medicine, wraps, and other medical care as needed. Will be responsible for pasture maintenance and fence repair as needed throughout the summer. Wrangler will be in charge of all horsemanship instruction and is expected to teach basic riding skills in the arena and on the trails with a professional and cheerful attitude. Plans have been made for 2 backcountry camping trips into the Bridger Wilderness, during which the wrangler will be responsible for packing and leading horses, navigating wilderness trails, selecting campsites, and caring for horses and gear throughout the duration of the trip.
