Work At Camp Robin Hood
Freedom, NH
*fly into Boston, MA
Co-ed • Ages 6-16
2, 4 & 7 week sessions
Staff Dates
June 21st | Campers Arrive |
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August 6th | Campers Depart |
August 6th-7th | Staff Depart |
Camp Robin Hood Job Board
Job openings change daily! If a camp feels like a good match, we encourage you to apply regardless of the job listings below. Be sure to list any special skills you possess that will assist in your placement.
- Camp Videographer 08-22-2024
- Camp Photographer 08-14-2024
Camp Robin Hood is hiring for summer 2025!
Thank you for your interest in working at Camp Robin Hood this summer.
At Camp Robin Hood we truly are a family. Head Counselor Chuck Illig began at Robin Hood in 1965, Associate Director Michelle Brockman in 1990, and Head of Riding/Office Manager Diane Morath in 1993. Our director Woody is a former camper, counselor, and camp parent who understands the unique responsibilities—and rewards—of working at Camp Robin Hood. When you come to Robin Hood, you can expect constant support, encouragement, and advice from our supremely experienced Leadership Team.
If you accept a job at Robin Hood, you will be working at one of the most beautiful places in New England. Founded in 1927, we are located in the picturesque White Mountains and along the shores of the Broad Bay section of Lake Ossipee. Your office will be 180 acres of flat fields, towering pine trees, and pristine lakeside waterfront.
The health and happiness of our campers are of paramount importance to us. In order to prepare you for the experience of working at camp, all new staff members are required to participate in a six-day pre-camp orientation to create the foundation for a successful and memorable summer.
See Camp Robin Hood in Action! Watch videos, view photos, and take a virtual tour!
More About Camp Robin Hood
Set on 180 acres just minutes from New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest, Camp Robin Hood is more than just an overnight summer camp—it is a tradition, a legacy, and a home. Since 1927, Robin Hood has provided an encouraging, inviting, and supportive summer environment for our campers. That environment is created in large part by our caring and attentive staff, composed almost entirely of young men and women who grew up as campers in the Robin Hood community. Understanding the enduring positive influence of the Robin Hood experience, our staff members return to camp each summer eager to provide that same experience for our next generation of campers.
Camp Highlights
- Encouraging, inviting & supportive environment
- Caring and attentive staff
- Unique elective and non-elective activity periods
- Exceptional facilities & living accommodations
- On beautiful Lake Ossipee in the White Mountains