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How much do internship axe throwing jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 17, 2026, the average hourly pay for internship axe throwing in the United States is $15.54, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.50 and $17.55 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Axe Throwing Intern, and why are they important?

To succeed as an Axe Throwing Intern, you need a basic understanding of safety protocols, customer service, and possibly prior recreational or sports experience. Familiarity with reservation systems, basic POS software, and adherence to safety equipment usage are often required. Strong communication, enthusiasm, and the ability to instruct and motivate participants are important soft skills. These competencies ensure a safe, enjoyable experience for guests and contribute to the smooth operation of the venue.

What is an Internship Axe Throwing position?

An Internship Axe Throwing position is a temporary role, often for students or recent graduates, that provides hands-on experience in the operations of an axe throwing venue. Interns may assist with customer service, event setup, safety briefings, and learning the fundamentals of axe throwing instruction. This internship is designed to help individuals develop skills in hospitality, recreation management, and event coordination while gaining insight into how an entertainment venue is run.

What is the difference between Internship Axe Throwing vs Internship Bartending?

AspectInternship Axe ThrowingInternship Bartending
Required CredentialsNone or basic safety trainingFood handler permits, bartending certification
Work EnvironmentOutdoor/indoor entertainment venues, active settingBars, restaurants, social settings
Industry UsageRecreation, entertainmentHospitality, service industry
Common Search IntentEvent planning, recreational jobsCustomer service, nightlife jobs

Internship Axe Throwing and Internship Bartending both involve customer interaction and safety protocols. However, axe throwing internships focus on recreational entertainment with minimal certifications, while bartending internships emphasize beverage service and require specific permits. The work environments differ, with axe throwing being more active and outdoor-oriented, whereas bartending is typically indoors in social settings.

What types of responsibilities can an intern expect during an axe throwing internship?

As an axe throwing intern, you can expect to assist with a variety of tasks including helping set up and maintain throwing lanes, supporting experienced coaches during group sessions, and ensuring safety protocols are followed. Interns often help facilitate customer check-ins, explain rules and techniques to newcomers, and may assist with event preparations or social media promotions. The role offers a hands-on introduction to event operations and customer service in a recreational sports environment, and provides opportunities to learn from seasoned coaches and managers.
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Infographic showing various Internship Axe Throwing job openings in the United States as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 5% Internship, 94% Full Time, and 1% Part Time. Highlights an 85% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 14% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $32,333 per year, or $15.5 per hour.
Summer Camp Counselor - CPW

Summer Camp Counselor - CPW

Girl Scout Council of the Nation's Capital

Washington, DC

$425/wk

Other

Posted 12 days ago

Job description

Camp Staff or Superhero? 

Take a moment to imagine making a difference in the life of a child. Empower youth to make decisions, become independent, and be proud of who they are. That's what we do each summer at sleep-away camp! If you're passionate about youth development, enjoy the outdoors, and want to encourage youth to discover the best versions of themselves, then Girl Scouts Nation's Capital sleep-away camps may be for you! 

Multiple Opportunities! 

  • Unit Counselors - June 3 - August 10 (flexible scheduling available). With other counselors, responsible for the direct daily supervision and care of a group of up to 20 girls, and works with other counselors to plan and implement activities.Salary starts at $370 a week.
  • Lifeguards -May 27 - August 10. Assists with the implementation of the aquatic program at the pool as a lifeguard. Assists with unit programming in the evening when the pool is closed. Current lifeguard and CPR certifications or willing and able to obtain certifications during pre-camp training. Salaries start at $425 a week. 
  • Additional Positions (administration, health, activity/program, kitchen) Available - https://sites.google.com/view/cpwstaff for more information! Limited number of hourly commuter positions are available.

Starting weekly salaries for each position are listed above. Returning staff members from previous summers may be eligible for a pay differential of 6% to 8% above the listed starting salary, depending on the number of prior years they have worked with Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital sleep-away camps. Final pay rates are determined based on prior experience, role placement, and years of service with the organization.

Flexible Scheduling Available

Start dates vary by positions between May 20 - June 3. Need to start later? We can work with you to get you caught up on pre-camp training. The summer season wraps up on August 10, but do you need to leave earlier? We can work with you!

Is this you? 

  • Passionate about youth leadership 
  • Excellent with children, ages 5-17, and equally skilled at working with adults of all ages 
  • Sensitive to people from all cultures and abilities 
  • Flexible & Creative: able to change direction on a moment’s notice and carry on
  • Energetic: able to sing songs, lead games, and show positivity all of the time (even when they don’t feel like it!)
  • Considerate: honest and kind, keeping the children’s best interest in mind
  • Love being outdoors and willing to work outdoors in the heat, humidity, and rain 
  • Prepared to live on-site during employment in rustic cabin accommodations (no electricity, internet, or flushing toilets) or prepared to commute to camp just north of Leesburg, VA each day 
  • Not bothered by dirt, bugs, wildlife (snakes, mice, deer, etc.), or sunscreen
  • Willing to work long hours (up to 13 hours per day) for up to 6 days in a row

Some of the Perks 

  • Room, board, and laundry facilities provided 
  • Most Saturdays off 
  • Paid pre-camp training and professional development 
  • Free certification in CPR/First Aid and other activities dependent on position (lifeguarding, archery, etc.) 
  • Networking opportunities and a chance to work with staff from across the globe
  • Internship opportunities (we'll work with you to fulfill requirements.) 
  • Skill development in leadership, communication, problem-solving, behavior management, creativity, and more 
  • An active summer outdoors in the woods without screens! 
  • Memories and friendships to last a lifetime 
  • The opportunity to create a positive impact on the youth of today 

For more information and other sleep-away camp employment opportunities, go to https://www.gscnc.org/en/discover/our-council/careers/work-at-camp.html. For more Potomac Woods information go to https://sites.google.com/view/cpwstaff

Have questions before applying? Contact camp director Rebecca “Bandi O’s” Montague at rmontague@gscnc.org or text 202-274-3329. 

About Camp Potomac Woods 

Camp Potomac Woods, located on the Potomac River in Loudoun County, Virginia, provides the perfect getaway for Girl Scouts in grades K-11. Located 50 miles northwest or 1 hour outside of Washington, DC, Potomac Woods is within driving distance of several major cities, including Richmond, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. Potomac Woods is owned and operated by Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital, the largest Girl Scout council in the United States of America.

Potomac Woods offers a variety of specialty theme overnight programs that range from two nights to five nights in a fun, safe, rustic, and traditional camp setting. The property spans 101 acres of hilly woodland with lots of trees. Full of creativity and imagination, all programs provide campers the opportunity to explore the outdoors while having the time of their lives!

Campers enjoy swimming at the pool, getting creative at arts & crafts, trying outdoor cooking, learning about STEM, and taking aim at target sports like archery, slingshots, knife and tomahawk (axe) throwing! Campers participate in many wonderful Camp Potomac Woods traditions, including campfires, singing, and hikes to explore the Pooh Tree or RiverWalk.

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