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Worked as a counselor and found that as the weeks go on it becomes more stressful as there is no organization. Owners don't necessarily know how to run a large camp like Rambling Pines. The first few weeks were stressful because none of the new counselors know what they're doing and don't bring the kids to the right places or bring them on time. What I most enjoyed about the job was meeting the other counselors and becoming friends with them along with meeting the kids, new or old, each summer.

Save yourself a fun Summer & DON'T apply here. There's a reason why their turn overrate is disgraceful. It is super politically driven through management and the full time teachers that work there are cliquey and do NOT help. Pay is marked up well until you figure out they dock pay for their disgusting lunches everyday. OH! And if you bring outside food or coffee you get a "warning." Extremely long days with kids who are entitled. DON'T DO IT!

I really enjoyed working here. The kids have a blast. I was a camper there when I was young and its just as much fun to come back as a staff member. Most of my co-workers were immature and had a negative attitude but I didn't let that get me down. The best part was inspiring the campers in nature studies. I didn't focus on teaching so much as making the lessons fun for the kids.

The work is easy and fun. You basically get to build relationshiops with your campers and play games with them all day like gaga (my favorite). Sunshine, exercise, and fun! What more can you ask? Of course more more money, but it's a summer gig, so it's pretty standard.

It offered free transportation and meals, but the contract allows them to pay only $150 biweekly. The staff is great and the work is fun, but the pay is just really bad. However, not a bad first job for someone who can't drive because of the transportation.

Directing the kids and having fun with the kids. I learned more about responsibility as well as teaching discipline to others. Hardest part of the job was the long hot summers. Does not pay as well, food is your compensation.

Very poorly run, underpaid staff. Long hot days with few breaks.  Kids were great and the best part of the job. Weird cliques among counselors especially with specialty staff.

Very warm and welcoming, everyone is so helpful and kind. Always able to work with you if you have a schedule issue or have an appointment, just let them know a few days in advance. If not they are also accommodating 

I had a great time working there. The people were great and the activities were fun. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a summer job.  The pay isn't awful either.

It was a fine summer job.  I taught swim lessons in the morning and then guarded in the afternoons.  It was a lot of fun and I met a lot of really cool people.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Instructor 4 salaries reported	$14.65 per hour
Registered nurse 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Camp counselor 2 salaries reported	$2,000 per month
Tennis instructor 1 salary reported	$2,000 per month
Payroll coordinator 1 salary reported	$20.00 per hour

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