Seeds of Peace Camp
Are you ready to spend your summer making a meaningful impact on young lives while having unforgettable adventures? As a Cabin Counselor at Chewonki, you’ll be a mentor, guide, and role model for 8-10 campers, helping them thrive in a vibrant camp community. Live, laugh, and grow alongside campers as you navigate daily schedules, lead backcountry trips, or teach exciting activities in your specialty area. Whether it’s building lifelong skills or fostering connections in nature, this role is the perfect blend of fun, purpose, and adventure. Make this summer one to remember—join us!
Location: Wiscasset, Maine (On Campus, Residential-Seasonal) Schedule/ 2025 Dates: June 16, 2025 - August 17, 2025 Reports to: Age Group Coordinator Exempt/Non-Exempt: Exempt Cabin Trip specializations include: flatwater canoeing, white water canoeing, sea kayaking, and backpacking. Previous experience in these disciplines is NOT required, but comfort with and interest in the outdoors is.
Activity Areas include: Visual Arts: East Side (Girls Camp) or Westside (Boys Camp) Field Sports: Westside Waterfront (boating): Westside Archery: Westside Community Building (low ropes programs) - Westside Two counselors are hired per activity area. Previous experience in the activity area is preferred, in some cases required Must pass Criminal Background Check. This position is eligible for a stipend for driving responsibilities if the following qualifications are met (ability to qualify for driving responsibilities strongly preferred): Valid driver’s license and driving record approved by Chewonki’s Insurance Carrier, must attend Driver’s Training. At least 21 years old (to drive participants). As applicable, Experience working in specialized activity area; relevant certification, as required: Preferred Certifications depending on activity area could include: American Canoe Association, American Red Cross Lifeguarding, U.S. Archery Instructor, Association for Challenge Course Technology, etc. Basic First Aid/CPR Certification required (Chewonki will provide training); Wilderness First Aid strongly preferred. Experience working in a camp, educational, or recreational setting, preferred. Ability to empathize with and support children of diverse backgrounds and abilities. Ability to guide campers in adapting to camp life and learning new skills. Proven ability to build trust, foster community, and model positive behaviors. Attend required onboarding and training sessions.
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Location: Wiscasset, Maine (On Campus, Residential-Seasonal) Schedule/ 2025 Dates: June 16, 2025 - August 17, 2025 Reports to: Age Group Coordinator Exempt/Non-Exempt: Exempt Cabin Trip specializations include: flatwater canoeing, white water canoeing, sea kayaking, and backpacking. Previous experience in these disciplines is NOT required, but comfort with and interest in the outdoors is.
Activity Areas include: Visual Arts: East Side (Girls Camp) or Westside (Boys Camp) Field Sports: Westside Waterfront (boating): Westside Archery: Westside Community Building (low ropes programs) - Westside Two counselors are hired per activity area. Previous experience in the activity area is preferred, in some cases required Must pass Criminal Background Check. This position is eligible for a stipend for driving responsibilities if the following qualifications are met (ability to qualify for driving responsibilities strongly preferred): Valid driver’s license and driving record approved by Chewonki’s Insurance Carrier, must attend Driver’s Training. At least 21 years old (to drive participants). As applicable, Experience working in specialized activity area; relevant certification, as required: Preferred Certifications depending on activity area could include: American Canoe Association, American Red Cross Lifeguarding, U.S. Archery Instructor, Association for Challenge Course Technology, etc. Basic First Aid/CPR Certification required (Chewonki will provide training); Wilderness First Aid strongly preferred. Experience working in a camp, educational, or recreational setting, preferred. Ability to empathize with and support children of diverse backgrounds and abilities. Ability to guide campers in adapting to camp life and learning new skills. Proven ability to build trust, foster community, and model positive behaviors. Attend required onboarding and training sessions.
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