Become a Camp Counselor

We're hiring for Summer 2021!

Join a team of dynamic Fishers Parks staff this summer by working as one of our Camp Counselors! The purpose of a camp counselor is to provide an exciting and safe environment for youth and preschool campers by leading games, songs, crafts, and other activities. Each counselor will work with other counselors to provide weekly camp activities for a total of eight weeks (Monday through Friday, June 7-July 30). Experienced candidates will be considered for Head Counselor positions. Head Counselors act as primary liaisons between parents and camp staff and are responsible for supervising and evaluating Counselors to ensure all campers receive quality care. 

See the job description to learn more about minimum qualifications, time commitment, examples of duties, and more!

Fishers Parks camp counselors are the best and brightest young adults in the community. All camp counselors must pass a criminal background check and are required to complete over 40 hours of mandatory training, including:

• CPR training and First Aid certification
• Mandated reporting training
• Bullying reporting training
• Molestation reporting training
• EpiPen training
• General behavioral management. 

Head counselors undergo an additional vehicular background check.