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Camp Harvest - 2026 Summer Staff

Newaygo, MI · On-site

$12 - $15.50/hr

Clean- Something that should never get in the way of ministry is an unclean space. The program team is responsible for making sure that Camp Harvest stays clean so that students can focus on Jesus ...

Will keep camp clean and safe for all guests. * All camp staff will at all times have the opportunity to meet with the Camp Directors to discuss any problems, needs or concerns he/she may have. * To ...

Maintaining a clean environment. * Feeding, cleaning cabins, lifting heavy items. * Constantly ... Camp Manager. Availability: Hourly full-time and part-time positions. Must be able to work a ...

Camp Counselor

Carmel, IN · On-site

$12 - $15/hr

We are a clean, safe environment for healthy, social dogs to interact and socialize. If you are ... Camp can be a fast-paced, high-pressure environment during heavy volume times. We are a family ...

A Camp Counselors assists with animal care, heavy cleaning and play yard monitoring. Primary Responsibilities * MUST LOVE Dogs!!! * Monitor dogs in play yard. * Maintaining a clean environment.

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Camp Counselor

Phoenix, AZ · On-site

$15.35 - $16/hr

Supervising and ensuring the safety of customers' dogs and maintaining a clean and fun environment. At Camp Bow Wow Phoenix, we are a bunch of dog people who are making the lives of pet parents ...

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How much do camp cleaning jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 9, 2026, the average hourly pay for camp cleaning in the United States is $14.83, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.74 and $17.55 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a camp cleaning job?

Camp cleaning jobs involve maintaining cleanliness and sanitation in campgrounds, cabins, lodges, or other outdoor facilities. Responsibilities typically include sweeping, mopping, disinfecting bathrooms and kitchens, emptying trash, and restocking supplies. Camp cleaners play a vital role in ensuring a safe and pleasant environment for campers and staff. They may work seasonally or year-round, often as part of a team, and must follow health and safety guidelines. These positions are important for the overall health and enjoyment of everyone staying at the camp.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a camp cleaner?

To thrive as a Camp Cleaner, you need attention to detail, basic knowledge of cleaning procedures, and physical stamina, often with experience or training in janitorial or housekeeping roles. Familiarity with cleaning tools, chemicals, and safety protocols is typically required. Reliability, time management, and the ability to work independently or as part of a team are valuable soft skills in this role. These skills are crucial to maintaining a hygienic, safe, and welcoming environment for campers and staff.

What are some common challenges faced by camp cleaning staff and how can they be managed effectively?

Camp cleaning staff often encounter challenges such as maintaining cleanliness in high-traffic areas, dealing with unpredictable weather, and managing time efficiently across multiple facilities. Effective communication with camp supervisors and other team members is key to ensuring schedules and priorities are clear. Using checklists and adhering to established cleaning protocols helps maintain high standards, even during busy camp sessions. Regular training and teamwork can also help staff stay prepared for the unique demands of a camp environment.

What is the difference between Camp Cleaning vs Camp Maintenance?

AspectCamp CleaningCamp Maintenance
Primary DutiesCleaning cabins, common areas, sanitation tasksRepairing facilities, fixing equipment, general upkeep
Required SkillsAttention to detail, cleaning techniquesBasic carpentry, plumbing, electrical skills
Work EnvironmentIndoor and outdoor cleaning areasFacilities, outdoor and indoor maintenance sites
CertificationsNone typically required, sometimes cleaning certificationsBasic repair certifications or experience often preferred

Camp Cleaning focuses on maintaining cleanliness and sanitation within the camp facilities, while Camp Maintenance involves repairing and maintaining the physical structures and equipment. Both roles are essential for a well-functioning camp environment but require different skill sets and responsibilities.

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Infographic showing various Camp Cleaning job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 63% Full Time, 33% Part Time, 1% Temporary, 1% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $30,838 per year, or $14.8 per hour.

Camp Harvest - 2026 Summer Staff

Newaygo, MI • On-site

$12 - $15.50/hr

Temporary

Re-posted 18 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Create a fun, clean, safe, and sacred space for campers to experience God and build community.

  • Maintain cleanliness by cleaning, setting up, and tearing down spaces for campers.

  • Ensure safety by following safety protocols and being trained to keep campers safe during activities and interactions.


Job description

Thank you for your interest in working at Camp Harvest 2026 Summer Season!


Check out our website for some great pictures and information on what it's like to be Camp Staff!


About Summer Staff Role:

The summer staff team is the backbone of the program at Camp Harvest. As a part of the summer program team your job will be focused on creating a fun, clean, safe and sacred space that will make sure no barriers get in the way of God meeting each and every student during their week at camp.


Fun- One of the biggest reasons Camp Harvest, and camping ministry as a whole, sees so much fruit is the fun space and energy at camp. On the summer team you will be the primary source of this fun. Summer staff members should have high energy and bring the excitement we all love at camp.


Clean- Something that should never get in the way of ministry is an unclean space. The program team is responsible for making sure that Camp Harvest stays clean so that students can focus on Jesus and not an dirty cabin. Summer staff members should be prepared to keep camp clean. About half of the job will be cleaning, setting up, and tearing down spaces for campers to enjoy.


Safe- Almost nothing gets in the way of a real encounter with Christ faster than an unsafe environment! It is top priority at Camp Harvest to provide a safe space for campers. We ask summer staff members as representatives of camp and Christ to reflect this heart of safety as well. Summer staff members will be trained on keeping campers safe throughout all of their activities and interactions. Safety should be always at the top of each staff members mind.


Sacred Space - Camp Harvest's ultimate goal is to take part in the building up of God's kingdom. We strive to at all opportunities be missionally minded. As a part of the Camp Harvest team you will take part in the kingdom building taking place at camp. Accordingly, staff members should be ready at all times and constantly looking for conversations and opportunities to spread the gospel in little and big ways. Also the summer staff should be above reproach in their speech and conduct. Likewise staff members should take part in the discipleship program and be open to what God will teach them during their time at camp.


All of these elements work together to join in with the will of God and create a space inductive for spiritual encounters. In that, staff members should come spiritually mature enough to assist leaders in leading their students to Christ!

Before applying for this position, please be sure you meet the following job qualifications:

  • Must be between 18-25 years old on or before June 1, 2026
  • Must be able to work from May 26 - August 8, 2026.
  • Must have a personal and growing relationship with Jesus Christ
  • Must be an active, engaged and accountable member of a local church
  • Must be a good role model in terms of personal habits and lifestyle
  • Must be able to be consistently enthusiastic to promote a fun and exciting environment
  • Must be action-oriented and value high quality work, flexibility, and urgency
  • Must be physically, emotionally, and spiritually healthy to thrive in a camp environment
  • Must be available the entirety of the summer season (mid-May through mid-August)
  • Must be willing and able to pass background check
  • Should be able to swim, as all team members are trained as lifeguards


About Camp Harvest:

  • Our Camp- Set on 600+ beautiful acres in the Northwoods of Michigan, Camp Harvest hosts youth groups of up to 250 students each week throughout the summer. This is the 22nd year of operations and the legacy of God at work here is strong.
  • Our Mission-Camp Harvest is a ministry of Cultivate Churches whose mission is to create life-changing experiences through extended trips and intentional relationships rooted in Jesus focused on worship, teaching, encouragement, adventure, and rest.
  • Our Model-As we work out our mission to facilitate the time, space, and adventure for campers to experience the life-changing deepening of their relationship with Jesus, we seek to provide that in the context of their local church youth group setting. We believe in the local church. As we strive to create an impactful week at camp, we recognize that being part of a larger program throughout the whole year is essential for the spiritual growth of the youth who come to camp. The youth group leaders continue to have a lasting and year-round impact on the students, therefore we host youth groups, not individual students. Our model does not require Camp Harvest team members to be in the cabins with the campers. Their small group leaders are fulfilling that role as cabin leaders. We are here to provide the enthusiasm, adventure, and logistics to make sure that THEIR camp happens.
  • Our Team-Character traits and biblical attitudes are essential for all Team Members at Camp Harvest.
    • Spiritually & Morally Healthy-Must be a believer who is expressing an active faith in God and who is consistently becoming more like Christ. Must be a good role model in terms of his/her personal habits and lifestyle. Must be a person of integrity.
    • Servant Leader-Must be a person with a genuine and active desire to serve God first through his/her duties at Camp. Must be able to work as a team player and respect the authority of God and of those at Camp.
    • Strong & Healthy Relationships with Others-Relationships with others must be strong and healthy. Relationships cannot hinder the fulfillment of responsibilities.
    • Possess a Burden for Campers-One who is ready to pour themselves into the lives of the campers and work toward the long-term best interests of all campers.
    • Consistently Enthusiastic-Must demonstrate enthusiasm in a genuine and loving way. Enthusiasm helps shy or apprehensive campers get involved in the program.
  • Our Training-We take our training very seriously as the safety of our campers is top priority. You will be trained and certified as a Starguard Elite lifeguard. In addition to all forms of water rescue, this includes first aid, high performance CPR and use of AED. Team members receive additional focused training for specific roles. Some of these additional responsibilities could include archery, zip-line, paint ball, photographer, boat driving, health officer, worship team and more.