Summer Camp 2027 Position of Interest: Camp Photographer [Robin Hood]
Camp Photographer Position at Camp Robin Hood
Camp photographer positions at Camp Robin Hood are creatively satisfying media roles at one of New Hampshire’s most beloved co-ed sleepaway camps. Set in Freedom, New Hampshire, Robin Hood offers a traditional camp experience with a rich program in athletics, arts, waterfront, and adventure. As a camp photographer at Robin Hood, you’ll capture daily life and special moments that bring the camp’s energy to life for families and the broader Robin Hood community.
Photographers at Camp Robin Hood shoot daily across activities — waterfront, athletics, arts, evening programs — and cull, edit, and upload images to the camp’s parent platform each evening. You’ll also support end-of-summer slideshows, yearbook photography, and social content. You’ll partner closely with the camp’s marketing and admin teams to maintain a consistent visual identity throughout the summer camp season.
The position is typically a full-summer commitment with on-site housing, meals, and laundry included. Robin Hood looks for photographers with strong portfolios in kids, sports, or events; comfort with fast Lightroom workflows; and the ability to handle hundreds of daily uploads. DSLR or mirrorless gear and reliable laptops running Lightroom are typical. Confirm gear policies during your interview to understand what the camp provides.
If you love photography, mentoring young creators, and beautiful New Hampshire lake country, this is a phenomenal summer fit. Apply for camp photographer positions at Camp Robin Hood to spend the season capturing one of New England’s most enduring co-ed sleepaway camp communities and building a meaningful seasonal portfolio.
You’ll shoot daily activities and special events, edit and upload images to parent platforms, and contribute to slideshows and yearbook content. Most Robin Hood photographers publish photos daily throughout the summer camp season.
Camp Robin Hood is a co-ed sleepaway camp in Freedom, New Hampshire. The traditional residential camp blends classic New England summer camp culture with a robust program of athletics, arts, and waterfront.
DSLR or mirrorless camera with a versatile zoom lens, fast prime, and a reliable laptop running Lightroom. Some residential camps provide gear; others ask staff to bring their own. Always confirm gear policies during your interview.
Pay is competitive and commensurate with experience and portfolio strength. Robin Hood includes room, board, and laundry alongside salary, which adds meaningful value to the overall summer camp package beyond the base figure.
Sometimes. Many co-ed residential camps fold a photography elective into the staff photographer’s responsibilities, giving instructors a chance to mentor young photographers alongside their main shooting duties at the sleepaway camp.
Currently there is nothing available for the position: Camp Photographer [Robin Hood] for summer 2027. Please check back later!
