Hidden Valley Camp

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Co-direct a small, wilderness adventure program for teens. 10 campers and 2 staff paddle Maine's rivers, hike Mt Katahdin, enjoy sea kayaking, hiking, rafting, etc. A trip of a lifetime for teens and their leaders. To meet regs, must be 21+ and have WFR. We can provide LGT.

Organize daily activities at lakefront and pool. Co-lead dynamic training sessions (LGT, emergency drills, etc.) and supervise lifeguarding and teaching staff, monitor facilities, etc. Teach swimming, windsurfing and boating. Candidates should have LGT and experience in similar settings.

Teach a range of skills levels with a focus on dressage, vaulting, trail rides in spacious rings and miles of forested trails. Work with co-instructors to determine daily lesson plans and activities. Must have prior teaching experience.

Work alongside other craftspeople in teaching stained glass, glass blowing and glass fusing to creative independent children ages 8-15. Relevant skills and experience welcome and essential.

Develop and implement creative musical curriculum in guitar, ukulele and rock band (drums, bass, guitar.) Work one on one and with groups of children to support their creative efforts and interests in the area of music. Organize short performances for camp.

Help to develop and implement photography curriculum in 2 darkrooms, work one on one and with groups of children to support their creative efforts and teach the art of composing and developing pictures. Must know 35 mm cameras and darkroom techniques.

Facilitate all aspects of introductory and intermediate archery, support children's skill development. Reqs: Experience teaching children, ability to work in a non-competitive environment, comfortable working in a group setting. Credentials preferred but not essential.

Facilitate all aspects of experience extensive course including team-building and group work as well as high ropes course with multiple elements. Lead initiative activities, group building and technical climbing, work 1-on-1 and with groups to support children’s adventures and personal growth.


Document camp events for promotional production and media library; produce camper-created videos. Dual position includes daily filming, off-loading, etc., and work with small groups of children as they write and produce short films. Requires prior editing experience.

Help to develop and implement woodshop curriculum, work one on one and with groups of children to support their creative efforts and interests in the area of woodworking. Full woodshop with power and hand tools. Metal work incorporated.