Featherrivercamp
Spend Your Summer Making an Impact
Oakland Feather River Camp isn’t only a summer job - we are a community that cares, collaborates, and welcomes everyone to access the magic of nature. Summer at OFRC is fast‑paced, joyful, challenging, and incredibly rewarding. If you want work that’s meaningful, outdoors, and full of real connection, you’re in the right place!
What You’ll Get at OFRC
This is a real job with real responsibility - and real support.
Free housing, meals, laundry, utilities and camp store discounts.
Highly competitive, transparent pay.
Five‑day work week with true time off - a rarity in the summer camp world.
Professional leadership training.
A team culture built on respect, communication, and accountability.
A diverse, inclusive community where different identities, backgrounds, and experiences are valued.
A chance to create unforgettable experiences in nature for families.
We work hard here. We take care of each other. And we make space for joy, rest, and real connection.
Program Specialist - Tot Lot - Summer 2026 Oakland Feather River Camp | Quincy, CA $776-$876 per week | Seasonal | On‑site | Free Housing and Meals
About the Role As the
Program Specialist for the Tot Lot , you lead care and activities for
campers ages 2‑5
in a safe, playful, and
structured setting . You handle Tot Lot programming,
parent communication , and inventory - and support the full program when Tot Lot isn’t running. This job
helps younger kids enjoy camp
while parents and older campers take part in other activities.
You will spend your summer playing games, leading crafts and story‑time,
helping parents drop off and pick up their children, and managing toys and supplies.
Full Job Description:
Program Specialist - Tot Lot - 2026 Job Description
What You Will Do
Plan and lead
safe, age‑appropriate games and activities for kids
ages 2‑5 .
Greet children and parents,
manage check‑in & pick‑up , and track attendance.
Clean, sanitize, and organize
Tot Lot space, toys, and supplies; track inventory.
Communicate with parents
about allergies, behavior or camper needs, and give updates as needed.
Lead snack time , restocking supplies, and coordinating with the kitchen for snacks.
Support broader camp programming - help other staff, join events, and jump in where needed.
Your work helps our
youngest campers have a safe, fun, and welcoming start
to their camp day - and makes camp easier for their families.
Who We Are Looking For
18 or older.
At least
2 years experience
working with children ages 2‑5 (childcare, preschool, etc.).
Patient, warm, and
good with young kids .
Good
communication
and organization skills.
Comfortable cleaning, lifting up to 50 lbs, and
being active throughout the day.
Responsible,
caring , and ready to
support both kids and families .
Someone
dependable
who shows up on time and
works hard.
We treat staff like adults.
We expect people to show up fully, work hard, communicate clearly, and support one another.
The Right Fit If you love working with young children, enjoy hands‑on, playful work, and want to help families trust camp with their kids -
this role could be perfect for you!
Our Culture & Hiring Philosophy At OFRC, we work hard, support each other, and build a community where everyone belongs. We value people who show up with heart, effort, curiosity, and a willingness to learn - no matter their background or experience level. We welcome candidates from traditional and nontraditional paths, and we believe diversity makes our team stronger. You don’t need to meet every single qualification to be a strong candidate here; if this role feels right for you, we encourage you to apply and tell us what you’d bring to our community.
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What You’ll Get at OFRC
This is a real job with real responsibility - and real support.
Free housing, meals, laundry, utilities and camp store discounts.
Highly competitive, transparent pay.
Five‑day work week with true time off - a rarity in the summer camp world.
Professional leadership training.
A team culture built on respect, communication, and accountability.
A diverse, inclusive community where different identities, backgrounds, and experiences are valued.
A chance to create unforgettable experiences in nature for families.
We work hard here. We take care of each other. And we make space for joy, rest, and real connection.
Program Specialist - Tot Lot - Summer 2026 Oakland Feather River Camp | Quincy, CA $776-$876 per week | Seasonal | On‑site | Free Housing and Meals
About the Role As the
Program Specialist for the Tot Lot , you lead care and activities for
campers ages 2‑5
in a safe, playful, and
structured setting . You handle Tot Lot programming,
parent communication , and inventory - and support the full program when Tot Lot isn’t running. This job
helps younger kids enjoy camp
while parents and older campers take part in other activities.
You will spend your summer playing games, leading crafts and story‑time,
helping parents drop off and pick up their children, and managing toys and supplies.
Full Job Description:
Program Specialist - Tot Lot - 2026 Job Description
What You Will Do
Plan and lead
safe, age‑appropriate games and activities for kids
ages 2‑5 .
Greet children and parents,
manage check‑in & pick‑up , and track attendance.
Clean, sanitize, and organize
Tot Lot space, toys, and supplies; track inventory.
Communicate with parents
about allergies, behavior or camper needs, and give updates as needed.
Lead snack time , restocking supplies, and coordinating with the kitchen for snacks.
Support broader camp programming - help other staff, join events, and jump in where needed.
Your work helps our
youngest campers have a safe, fun, and welcoming start
to their camp day - and makes camp easier for their families.
Who We Are Looking For
18 or older.
At least
2 years experience
working with children ages 2‑5 (childcare, preschool, etc.).
Patient, warm, and
good with young kids .
Good
communication
and organization skills.
Comfortable cleaning, lifting up to 50 lbs, and
being active throughout the day.
Responsible,
caring , and ready to
support both kids and families .
Someone
dependable
who shows up on time and
works hard.
We treat staff like adults.
We expect people to show up fully, work hard, communicate clearly, and support one another.
The Right Fit If you love working with young children, enjoy hands‑on, playful work, and want to help families trust camp with their kids -
this role could be perfect for you!
Our Culture & Hiring Philosophy At OFRC, we work hard, support each other, and build a community where everyone belongs. We value people who show up with heart, effort, curiosity, and a willingness to learn - no matter their background or experience level. We welcome candidates from traditional and nontraditional paths, and we believe diversity makes our team stronger. You don’t need to meet every single qualification to be a strong candidate here; if this role feels right for you, we encourage you to apply and tell us what you’d bring to our community.
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