Clean kitchens, cabins, and bathrooms are part of how we show campers they’re welcome. Between groups and before each season, there’s always scrubbing, wiping, and organizing to be done. It’s simple, behind-the-scenes work that makes a big difference, and it goes faster (and is more fun) with a team.
A fresh coat of paint goes a long way. Cabins, trim, porches, and buildings across camp need regular care, and it’s a project almost anyone can help with, no experience needed. Grab a roller, roll up your sleeves, and help make camp a bright, welcoming place for every camper who walks through the door.
Got a strong back and a free Saturday? There’s always something to build, repair, or move at camp: hauling dirt and gravel, repairing cabins, building new projects, and tackling the jobs that keep our grounds safe and ready for campers. Bring a friend, your family, or your small group, and see what you can get done together.
Camp Access welcomes upper teens and adults with special needs for a weekend of fun, friendship, and belonging. Volunteers make it possible, serving as buddies, helpers, and friends who make sure every camper is seen, loved, and included. If you have a heart for people and a weekend to give, this may be the most meaningful time you’ll ever spend at camp.
With 40 acres of fields, lawns, and trails, keeping camp trimmed is a never-ending job, and a great one if you love time in the seat. Volunteers can hop on one of our zero-turn mowers or our John Deere tractor and help keep the grounds looking their best for campers, families, and guests all season long. It’s a great way to serve on your own schedule.
