"Camp helped me forget the bad stuff I've done in my life. Pyles Camp grought out something I never knew I had inside me. I know my noth would be proud of me"
"I learned to be more responsible and thing I could do with my life. My counselor helped my with my problems, gave me advice that makes me feel good and confident. They believe in me when others don;t care"
Job Opportunities
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Group Counselor
EMPLOYER: R. M. Pyles Boys Camp
CAMP LOCATION: Lloyd Meadows - Sequoia National Forest
WINTER ADDRESS: 27211 Henry Mayo Drive
Valencia, CA 91355
(661) 294-1394
(661) 294-1397 (fax)
877-RMPYLES
www.pylescamp.com
CONTACT PERSON: Sean "Beaver" McEnulty, Executive Director
JOB DESCRIPTION
R. M. Pyles Boys Camp is a summer camp serving low-income, disadvantaged boys from southern California. The youth are selected on the basis of financial need, lack of male role model in home, potential delinquent behavior and leadership ability. Ages range from 12-14 years old. There is no cost to the family for attending camp.
Pyles Boys Camp provides a rugged, 10-day camping experience that is used as a vehicle to instill self-confidence, pride, the value of hard work and respect for others. Highly-structured program.
Activities include: Nightly campfire, horseback, nature, ropes course, archery, health and fitness programs, a five-day backpack trip as well as work details and cabin inspection.
Group counselors are responsible for group of eight campers throughout the 10-day session, including leading a five-day backpack trip.
QUALIFICATIONS
Previous camp experience, leadership ability, current certification for first aid and CPR/AED, experience in backpacking and outdoor living skills. Applicants should also be able to listen and relate to youth, initiate and lead discussions, and be a positive role model. Must be willing to work long hours.
SALARY RANGE: $200 - $450 DOE Per 13-day session, plus room and board
10-day sessions, June - August
Minimum employment - Two Sessions
POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Summer Camp Nurse
EMPLOYER: R. M. Pyles Boys Camp
CAMP LOCATION: Lloyd Meadows-Sequoia National Forest
WINTER ADDRESS: 27211 Henry Mayo Drive
Valencia, CA 91355
(661) 294-1394
(661) 294-1397 (fax)
877-RMPYLES
www.pylescamp.com
CONTACT PERSON: Sean "Beaver" McEnulty, Executive Director
JOB DESCRIPTION
Pyles Boys Camp is located in the southern Sequoia National Forest at an elevation of 5500 feet, a beautiful setting for a summer job.This position requires a personal desire to give to boys in need. We serve disadvantaged boys from 5 counties in southern California. Camp season June through August. Each session is 10 days long.
Camp activities include horseback riding, archery, ropes course, crafts, a 5-day backpack trip into the wilderness and much more. The camp population at its highest during each session is between 140-150 campers and staff
QUALIFICATIONS
You will be expected to provide for the general health of campers and staff. This will include maintaining the camp health center, medical screening of campers and staff, dispensing medications, providing first aid and nursing care in case of illness or accident. You will keep accurate records and file appropriate reports for insurance and/or state. You will work under the technical direction of a licensed physician who is on call.SALARY RANGE: Depending on experience.
10-day sessions, June - August
Minimum employment - Two Sessions
Potential candidate will teach campers how to:
- Ride,
- Lead horseback rides,
- Oversee all aspects of the horseback program - care, feeding, safety, etc.,
- Pack supplies to our backcountry camp.
For more details contact: Sean "Beaver" McEnulty (661) 294-1394
Potential candidate must have ability to:
- plan, prepare, cook and serve family style meals for up to 150 people three time a day.
- Must have cooking and baking skills.
- Oversee all aspects of the kitchen, meals and supplies.
For more details contact: Sean "Beaver" McEnulty (661) 294-1394
Wrangler - Teach campers how to ride, Lead horseback rides, Oversee all aspects of the horseback program - care, feeding, safety, ect., Pack supplies to our backcountry camp. For more details contact: Sean "Beaver" McEnulty (661) 294-1394
Camp Cook - Ability to plan, prepare, cook and serve family style meals for up to 150 people three time a day. Must have cooking and baking skills. Oversee all aspects of the kitchen, meals and supplies. For more details contact: Sean "Beaver" McEnulty (661) 294-1394