More than just a job...


Working at Runoia can be a life-altering experience: “Runoia truly changed my life for the better in so many ways. It made me believe in myself after spending years of doing mediocrely in school and helped me become one of the most independent people I know.”

"I strongly believe, if someone is able, they should do everything they can to work at camp."

Emma, Runoia staff alumna

Get outdoors, make an impact, have the summer of a lifetime.

Teach! Laugh! Work where you are supported. Learn sustainable practices. Be part of a team! Make life long friends. Camp Runoia counselors make a difference in children’s lives. It is a tough job where you work long hours and dedicate your day to others.

Camp Runoia has opportunities for college students, graduate school students, educators, camp professionals and youth development professionals. Apply for a seasonal job with us and have a meaningful summer experience. Many staff return for multiple summers and gain skills they can apply to a spectrum of careers and will carry with them throughout their lives.

 

Our Runoia Mission is “Building lifelong skills and empowering campers and staff to live in harmony with themselves, each other, and with nature.”

My experiences at camp encourage me to break out of my comfort zone. At Runoia, there are innumerable opportunities to acquire skills, try out activities, and interact with strangers that will become lifelong friends. It can be scary, especially for a shy person like myself, to break out of one’s normal, comfortable routine. Runoia offers an environment that encourages growth, and I can say that this has made an enormous difference in both my personal life and career.” – Rachel

Don't just work a summer job...build a lifelong community


"I’m all about self empowerment… when I read about Runoia’s mission. I just knew I wanted to be part of this loving supportive community. "

Fernando, First-Year Counselor

Carry on the Runoia mission


"Runoia is a safe place for everyone who enters it, and has always welcomed me with open arms. It is an honor to carry on that legacy to the next generation. "

Em, Second-Year Counselor