Dear Parents,

For more than 30 years, we’ve had the privilege of working with children and families at Swift Nature Camp. SNC doesn’t advertise itself as a leadership camp by name, yet leadership emerges daily through the experiences, challenges, and relationships children build here. Over those decades, one question has remained constant—even as the world around us has changed:

How do we help children grow into confident, capable adults who can lead their own lives?

Parents want children who can:

• Handle pressure

• Make good decisions

• Advocate for themselves

• Communicate through challenges

• Trust themselves when things don’t go perfectly

These are often described as leadership skills. And while the word leadership is everywhere today, its true meaning can feel vague or overused.

At camp, we see something very different.

Leadership Isn’t Abstract — The Path Is Clear

Leadership doesn’t come from lectures or titles. It’s built through experience. Real leadership develops when children are given opportunities to:

• Face manageable adversity

• Take initiative, even when it feels uncomfortable

• Speak up for themselves

• Navigate conflict with guidance

• Make choices — and learn from the outcome

• Experience failure safely, with support

At our Wisconsin summer camp, these moments aren’t special programs. They’re woven into daily life.

Camp is fun — absolutely.
But camp is also a reflection of life.

There are great days and hard days. There are moments of success and moments of disappointment. Whether it’s a challenging canoe trip, missing a perfect cabin inspection score, navigating friendships, or trying something new for the first time, campers learn something essential:

I can get through this.

And that realization changes a child.

Why Adversity Matters (At the Right Pace)

Research continues to show what we’ve witnessed for decades: adversity cannot be simulated — it must be experienced. But it must also be appropriate.

At SNC, leadership is taught at a child’s own pace.

For one camper, adversity may be remembering to bring a towel to swim.
For another, it may be managing homesickness, resolving a conflict, or speaking up in a group.

What matters is not the size of the challenge — but that the child faces it, supported by caring, trained counselors who guide rather than remove the difficulty.

This is where real confidence is built.

Everyday Leadership at Camp

Leadership at camp doesn’t belong only to the loudest voice or the strongest athlete.

It shows up when:

• Two campers work through conflict with counselor guidance

• A child advocates for what they need

• A camper takes initiative to help others

• A group learns cooperation matters more than winning

These are daily experiences, not occasional lessons.

Billie Jean King once said, “Pressure is a privilege.”
At camp, children experience pressure in healthy, supportive ways — trying new things, being seen, risking failure — and learning they are capable.

The Counselor Difference

One of the greatest strengths of camp is the counselor relationship.

Well-trained camp counselors don’t eliminate challenges — they walk alongside children through them. This is why camps often outperform other youth environments in leadership development.

The focus isn’t on performance or ranking.
It’s on growth.

The difference is subtle but powerful:
Leadership development, not performance training.

A Reality Parents Should Know

In many competitive environments, leadership opportunities narrow as pressure increases. When children struggle, opportunities often decrease.

At camp, struggle leads to guidance — not benching.

Leadership opportunities are distributed to every child, because every child will need these skills in school, work, relationships, and life.

Not every child will need sport-specific leadership.
But 100% of children will need to advocate for themselves, handle adversity, and communicate through conflict.

Naming What Camp Truly Teaches

We believe it’s time to move beyond vague phrases like “camp magic.”

What actually happens at a leadership-focused summer camp in Wisconsin like SNC is this:

Children practice:

• Self-advocacy

• Resilience

• Decision-making

• Responsibility

• Communication through challenge

These are not “soft skills.”
They are life capabilities.

Camp delivers them daily — naturally, joyfully, and at each child’s pace.

Thank you for trusting us with your child’s growth. It’s a responsibility we’ve carried with care for over three decades, and one we never take lightly.

Warmly,
Lonnie & Jeff
 www.SNC.Camp
630-654-8036
30+ Years of Leadership, Growth, and Camp Community

FAQ'S About Overnight Leadership Summer Camp in Wisconsin

What makes SNC a leadership summer camp?
At SNC, leadership is developed through daily experiences, not lectures or titles. Campers learn leadership by practicing real-life skills such as self-advocacy, decision-making, communication through conflict, and resilience. These lessons happen naturally through camp life — canoe trips, cabin living, teamwork, and problem-solving — all guided by trained counselors.

Is SNC an overnight summer camp?
Yes. SNC is a traditional overnight summer camp in Wisconsin, where campers live in cabins, share meals, and build independence away from home. Overnight camp provides the space children need to grow confidence, responsibility, and leadership skills in a supportive environment.

At what age does leadership development begin at camp?
Leadership development begins at a child’s own pace. Younger campers practice leadership through small responsibilities and guided choices, while older campers take on more complex challenges such as conflict resolution, teamwork, and initiative. Leadership is not one-size-fits-all — it grows with the child.

How does overnight camp help children build confidence?
Overnight camp allows children to experience manageable challenges independently, while still being supported. Whether it’s trying a new activity, navigating friendships, or handling a difficult day, campers learn: “I can do hard things.” That confidence carries into school, relationships, and life.

Is camp still fun if it focuses on leadership?
Absolutely. Camp should be fun — and it is. Fun and leadership are not opposites. Joy, laughter, friendship, and play create the foundation that allows children to take healthy risks, try new things, and grow. At SNC, fun is what makes leadership development effective.

How is SNC different from sports or academic leadership programs?
Many programs focus on performance and outcomes. SNC focuses on growth. At camp, leadership opportunities are available to every child, not just top performers. When campers struggle, they receive guidance instead of being sidelined. This creates leadership skills that transfer beyond camp into everyday life.

What role do counselors play in leadership development?
Counselors are trained to guide campers through challenges rather than remove them. They help campers reflect, communicate, and problem-solve, which turns everyday moments into leadership lessons. This relationship-based approach is one of the most powerful parts of an overnight leadership camp experience.

Why choose a leadership summer camp in Wisconsin?
Wisconsin offers a unique camp environment with lakes, forests, and wildlife that encourage connection to nature and personal growth. At SNC, campers experience outdoor adventures, unplug from screens, and learn resilience in a setting that supports reflection, independence, and community.

How does camp prepare children for real life?
Camp mirrors life. There are great days and hard days. Campers learn that perfection isn’t required — effort, reflection, and trust in oneself matter more. These experiences teach children how to handle pressure, recover from setbacks, and move forward with confidence.

Trabaja en un Campamento de Verano en Estados Unidos

Camp Counselor – Visa J-1 para Estudiantes y Jóvenes de México

Pasa tu verano viviendo y trabajando en un campamento de verano en Estados Unidos como Camp Counselor a través del Programa de Intercambio Cultural con Visa J-1. Buscamos estudiantes universitarios y jóvenes de México que quieran una experiencia única, divertida y llena de aventura.

Esto no es solo un trabajo. Es una experiencia que recordarás toda la vida.

¿Por Qué Trabajar en un Campamento de Verano en EE. UU.?

La vida en un campamento es alegre, activa y muy especial. Desde el primer día te conviertes en parte de una comunidad cercana, donde todos se apoyan, trabajan en equipo y crean recuerdos inolvidables.

La experiencia de campamento incluye:

• Un ambiente de trabajo relajado y amistoso

• Fuerte camaradería entre el staff

• Amistades con personas de todo el mundo

• Trabajo al aire libre, no en una oficina

• Risas, tradiciones y experiencias compartidas

• La satisfacción de marcar una diferencia en la vida de niños

Muchos ex consejeros dicen que su verano en campamento fue uno de los mejores de su vida.

Vive la Naturaleza y Conoce el Verdadero Estados Unidos 🌲🦌🦅🐻

Nuestro campamento está rodeado de naturaleza, ofreciendo una experiencia auténtica de la vida en Estados Unidos.

Podrás:

• Ver venados caminar por el campamento en las mañanas

• Observar águilas volando sobre los árboles

• Escuchar o ver osos en los bosques cercanos

• Disfrutar de lagos, senderos, bosques y cielos llenos de estrellas

Es una oportunidad única para desconectarte de la rutina y conectarte con la naturaleza.

Puesto: Camp Counselor

Visa J-1 Camp Counselor

Como Camp Counselor, tu responsabilidad principal es trabajar directamente con los campistas, cuidarlos, guiarlos y crear un ambiente seguro, divertido y positivo.

Responsabilidades principales:

• Supervisar y cuidar a niños y jóvenes

• Liderar o apoyar actividades como deportes, juegos, arte y eventos

• Fomentar el trabajo en equipo, la confianza y el respeto

• Ser un modelo positivo y responsable

• Participar en el intercambio cultural compartiendo tu cultura

Como parte de la vida en comunidad del campamento, los consejeros también pueden ayudar ocasionalmente con tareas compartidas como el servicio de comidas o la preparación de actividades. Estas tareas son secundarias y siempre apoyan el rol principal de consejero.

Beneficios de la Visa J-1 – Trabajo, Cultura y Viajes

La Visa J-1 Camp Counselor es un programa de intercambio cultural con una larga tradición que permite a participantes internacionales vivir y trabajar legalmente en Estados Unidos.

Beneficios incluyen:

• Autorización legal para trabajar en EE. UU.

• Práctica diaria de inglés en un entorno real

• Experiencia internacional valiosa para tu currículum

• Intercambio cultural con estadounidenses y otros participantes internacionales

• Alojamiento y comidas generalmente incluidos durante el campamento

• Oportunidad de viajar por Estados Unidos después de terminar el programa

• Amistades y recuerdos para toda la vida

Muchos participantes aprovechan el tiempo después del campamento para conocer ciudades, parques nacionales y lugares icónicos de EE. UU.

Ideal para Estudiantes Universitarios de México

Este programa es muy popular entre estudiantes mexicanos que buscan:

• Trabajo de verano en Estados Unidos

• Experiencia internacional

• Mejorar su inglés

• Vivir un intercambio cultural real

• Aventura, naturaleza y crecimiento personal

Cada verano es diferente, pero las amistades y experiencias duran para siempre.

Vive un Verano Inolvidable en Estados Unidos

Si eres de México, te gusta trabajar con niños, disfrutas la naturaleza y quieres vivir una experiencia única en Estados Unidos como Camp Counselor con Visa J-1, nos encantaría conocerte.

Ven a vivir la alegría del campamento, la belleza de la naturaleza y la aventura de trabajar en Estados Unidos.

¿Tienes preguntas o quieres postularte?
Por favor, ponte en contacto con Lonnie, el director:

• Correo electrónico: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

• Texto / WhatsApp: +1 630-776-2151

También puedes visitar nuestro sitio web: www.SNC.Camp

Estamos felices de ayudarte y responder cualquier duda sobre trabajar en nuestro campamento en Estados Unidos.

Top 10 Typical Staff Experiences at Swift Nature Camp

The Toughest Job You’ll Ever Love

Hi, I’m Lonnie, and I’ve been the Camp Director at Swift Nature Camp for over 30 years. Every summer, more than 100,000 college students across the country become camp counselors. They do it for many reasons—leadership experience, adventure, friendships, and because camp has a way of changing lives.

At Swift Nature Camp, we do things a little differently. We’re intentionally small, with a staff of about 20 people, which means you are seen, heard, and truly matter. When you join our team, you’re not just filling a role—you’re shaping a summer.

As we empower our Camp Kupugani campers, our staff experience just as much growth, challenge, fun, and transformation. Here’s what typically happens during a summer at Swift Nature Camp.

1. Seeing Kids Transform Right Before Your Eyes---At camp, it’s not if campers will change—it’s how. You’ll witness shy kids find confidence, nervous campers try new things, and friendships form in ways that amaze even veteran staff. You’ll feel the impact of your work every single day

2. All-Camp Lake Parties---This is summer fun in its purest form—music, sunshine, laughter, and everyone together on the waterfront. These moments remind you why summer camp jobs are unlike any other job.

3. When a Camper Finally Opens Up---Camp can get deep. When a camper trusts you enough to share something personal—or just sit quietly with you—you realize how important your role truly is.

4. Day-Off Adventures with Fellow Staff---Days off turn into stories you’ll tell for years. Whether you explore Chicago, head to Mall of America, or just relax by the lake, these shared adventures build lifelong bonds.

5. The Hug You’ve Been Waiting for All Session---There’s a moment when a camper finally feels safe enough to trust you—and sometimes that trust shows up as a big, heartfelt hug. Those moments never get old.

6. Learning About Other Cultures and Perspectives---Camp brings together people from different backgrounds and experiences. Come with an open mind, and you’ll leave with a deeper understanding of the world—and yourself.

7. Gaining Confidence in Your Leadership---From staff training through the final day of camp, we intentionally help you grow as a leader. You’ll leave with stronger communication skills, confidence, and a clearer sense of who you are.

8. Enjoying the Beauty of Nature Every Day---The lake, the trees, the wildlife, the sunsets—and yes, even the bugs—become part of your daily life. Nature has a way of grounding you and recharging your spirit.

9. Making Friends for Life---There’s something special about camp friendships. After a summer full of shared challenges and laughter, you’ll likely leave with at least one new best friend.

10. Leaving Camp Changed---No one leaves camp the same person they were when they arrived. You’ll head home more confident, more capable, and more prepared to make a difference wherever life takes you next.

Why Swift Nature Camp?

Swift Nature Camp is an overnight summer camp in Wisconsin offering paid summer camp jobs and paid internships for college students. With our small staff team, you’ll gain real responsibility, real mentorship, and real impact.

If you’re looking for a summer camp counselor job, a college summer job, or a paid internship working with kids outdoors, this just might be the experience that changes your life.

The toughest job you’ll ever love.
— Lonnie
Camp Director, Swift Nature Camp (30+ Years)

Nature Center Leader – Summer Job for College Students at Swift Nature Camp 🌿🐾

Are you a college student studying Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, Wildlife Management, Education, or Outdoor Leadership? Do you love being outside, sharing your passion for nature, and inspiring young people to explore the world around them? If so, Swift Nature Camp has the perfect summer job for you!

We are looking for a full-time Nature Center Leader to join our dynamic team in the beautiful northwoods of Wisconsin. This is not an assistant role—you will lead programs, teach campers, and help shape the environmental education experience at camp.

About Swift Nature Camp:
Swift Nature Camp is a premier overnight summer camp for kids ages 6–17. We specialize in nature exploration, outdoor adventure, and hands-on learning, offering campers unforgettable experiences in forests, lakes, and prairies. Our mission is to cultivate curiosity, confidence, and a lifelong love of the natural world.

What You’ll Do as a Nature Center Leader:

• Design and lead interactive environmental education programs for campers, including wildlife studies, plant identification, ecology lessons, and conservation activities.

• Take campers on nature hikes, lake explorations, and outdoor adventures, fostering a love of the outdoors.

• Maintain and showcase live animal exhibits, natural displays, and educational materials in the Nature Center.

• Lead team-building activities and environmental challenges that inspire campers to explore and problem-solve.

• Collaborate with other camp staff to ensure a safe, fun, and educational experience for all campers.

Who We’re Looking For:

• College students or recent graduates passionate about nature, science, and education.

• Majors such as Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, Wildlife Management, Outdoor Education, Education, or Recreation Leadership are ideal—but any nature-loving, adventurous student is welcome.

• Experience or interest in teaching, mentoring, or leading groups of children.

• Energetic, creative, and enthusiastic about working outdoors in all weather.

• Positive, flexible, and ready to embrace the full camp experience, including evenings, weekends, and special events.

Why You’ll Love Working at Swift Nature Camp:

• A hands-on summer leadership role with real responsibility—not just an assistant position.

• Opportunity to develop outdoor education and leadership skills in a supportive, fun environment.

• Make a lasting impact on young campers, inspiring them to explore, protect, and enjoy nature.

• Live and work in the beautiful Wisconsin northwoods, surrounded by lakes, trails, and wildlife.

• Build friendships and memories that last a lifetime while having the time of your life this summer.

Keywords for SEO: summer camp jobs, college summer jobs, nature center jobs, outdoor education, environmental education, wildlife education, ecology, conservation, nature camps, summer jobs for biology students, summer jobs for environmental science majors, summer leadership roles, Wisconsin summer camp, overnight summer camp.

If you’re ready for a rewarding summer full of adventure, teaching, and fun, Swift Nature Camp is the place for you! 🌲✨

Apply today or better yet give me a text 630-776-2151 and become a Nature Center Director at Swift Nature Camp this summer.
Lonnie
www.SNC.Camp

POOL PARTY

Sleepaway Camp vs Day Camp: How Parents Decide What’s Right for Their Child

By Lonnie, Camp Director for Over 30 Years at Swift Nature Camp

For more than 30 summers, I’ve had the same conversation with parents—sometimes over the phone, sometimes at drop-off, sometimes with a nervous child standing right next to them.

“Lonnie, we’re trying to decide between day camp and sleepaway camp… and honestly, we’re not sure our child is ready.”

If that sounds like you, you’re not alone, the nnatural progression is to start at a summer day camp and graduate to an overnight camp. Choosing between a day camp and a sleepaway summer camp—especially for a younger child—is a big decision. I’ve watched thousands of kids take that first step, and I’ve learned that the right camp experience can look very different depending on the child, the family, and the structure of the program.

Why Parents Compare Day Camp and Sleepaway Camp

Day camps feel familiar. Kids sleep in their own beds. Parents feel in control. That makes sense.

But what many parents don’t realize is that a small, well-designed sleepaway camp—especially a short, one-week program—can actually be easier on kids than a long, high-energy day camp.

At our camp, Swift Nature Camp, our younger camper program is designed specifically for ages 6–12. It’s only one week long, capped at 50 campers with nearly 20 staff, and built for first-time campers who may be nervous but curious.

That combination matters more than most parents realize.

Is Sleepaway Camp Worth It for Younger Kids?

I’ve seen six-year-olds arrive holding a parent’s hand tightly… and leave five days later walking a little taller.

Here’s what often surprises parents:
A sleepaway camp experience doesn’t just build independence—it builds confidence through connection. Kids realize they’re not alone. Counselors are nearby. Friends are made quickly. And routines create a sense of safety.

In many cases, kids actually settle in faster at overnight camp than parents expect—especially when the camp is small and intentional.

Why Small Sleepaway Camps Make a Difference

Large camps can be overwhelming for younger or first-time campers. That’s why we’ve always believed in staying small.

With fewer campers:
Counselors truly know each child
Homesickness is noticed early (and handled gently)
Kids feel seen, not lost in the crowd
Parents feel reassured knowing who’s caring for their child
This is especially important when families are deciding between overnight vs day camp for younger kids.

A One-Week Sleepaway Camp: The Best of Both Worlds

One of the most searched phrases I see from parents is:
“1 week sleepaway camp for kids” And I understand why.
A one-week overnight camp gives children:
A real sleepaway experience
A manageable first step away from home
A sense of accomplishment without overwhelm
For parents, it answers the biggest question: What if my child struggles?
In my experience, most kids don’t—and when they do, they grow from it in ways that surprise everyone.
If you’re exploring what a first overnight experience really looks like, I recommend reading our guide on
first time overnight camp experiences for younger campers
It walks parents through what to expect, honestly and calmly.

So… Day Camp or Sleepaway Camp?

After 30+ years, here’s my honest answer:

There’s no “better” choice—only the right one for your child right now.

But if your child:
Is curious about staying overnight
Enjoys small groups
Benefits from structure and consistency
Is ready for a gentle stretch of independence
Then a small, one-week sleepaway camp may be exactly what they need.
And more often than not, it’s the beginning of something truly special.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sleepaway Camp for Younger Kids

Is sleepaway camp a good choice for younger children?

In my 30+ years as a camp director, I’ve seen that younger kids often thrive at overnight camp when the program is intentionally small, supportive, and age-appropriate. At Swift Nature Camp, our younger camper program is designed specifically for first-timers ages 6–12, with extra staff support and a gentle introduction to overnight camp life.
👉 Learn more about first-time overnight camps

What’s the best age for a first sleepaway camp?

There’s no magic number. Readiness matters more than age. Some six-year-olds are ready, while some nine-year-olds need a bit more time. I always encourage parents to look for short programs, strong supervision, and a camp that understands first-time campers.
👉 See how we support younger campers at Benefits of Sleepaway Camp

How long should a first sleepaway camp be?

For many families, a one-week sleepaway camp is the perfect starting point. It gives kids the full overnight experience without feeling overwhelming. Our one-week program helps campers build confidence, friendships, and independence—while still feeling manageable for parents.
👉 Explore the benefits of overnight camp

What if my child feels homesick?

Homesickness is normal—and it’s something we’re very experienced with. Our staff are trained to notice it early, support campers with kindness, and help them settle in through routine, connection, and encouragement. Most children move past it quickly once they feel safe and included.
👉 Read more about how we care for Campers Homesickness

How is a small sleepaway camp different from a large one?

Small camps allow counselors to truly know each child. With fewer campers, kids receive more attention, build stronger friendships, and feel more comfortable being themselves. For first-time campers especially, that sense of belonging makes all the difference.
👉 Learn what makes our community special at About Swift Nature Camp

Who should I contact if I still have questions?

If you’re unsure whether overnight camp at Swift Nature Camp is right for your child, I invite you to reach out. You can leave amessage below.
👉Contact us here

If you’re still wondering whether a sleepaway camp is the right fit for your child, please don’t hesitate to reach out. After more than 30 years as a camp director, I’m always happy to answer questions, talk through concerns, or simply help you think things through. Sometimes a short conversation makes all the difference. Please reach out, I am here to help.

Lonnie
Camp Director, Swift Nature Camp
630-654-8036
www.SNC.Camp

Why Swift Nature Camp Is the #1 Rated Summer Camp in Wisconsin

As a camp director who has spent over 30 years at Swift Nature Camp, I know that parents searching for the best traditional summer camps in Wisconsin often start with one big question: Who can I really trust with my child? It’s a question that deserves an honest answer. Reviews matter, and real parent feedback matters even more. That’s why so many families turn to CampRatingz, where Swift Nature Camp is proudly listed as the #1 rated summer camp in Wisconsin based on parent reviews.

Let me be clear: camp is full of challenges. It’s not Disneyland, and it’s not meant to be. But those challenges — the healthy, age-appropriate kind — are what help kids grow stronger, more confident, and more independent. At Swift Nature Camp, we’re intentional about every part of the experience. High ratings don’t happen by accident. They come from a culture built on small moments, personal connections, and staff who truly put kids first.

Every summer, I watch the same beautiful scene unfold. A bus pulls up to the Northwoods. A camper steps off — sometimes excited, sometimes nervous, sometimes unsure. And right away, one of our counselors steps forward with a warm smile and says, “We’re really glad you’re here.” That moment sets the tone. Our camp is intentionally small, and that small size is one of the biggest reasons families choose us. We know every child by name. We understand who needs extra reassurance, who’s ready for a challenge, and who simply needs someone to listen.

Once kids feel safe, something wonderful happens: confidence starts to grow. I’ve seen campers who arrived shy suddenly volunteering for the talent show by the end of the session. Kids who barely touched a canoe at home discover they can paddle across the lake with pride. Campers who were unsure about making friends end up leaving with inside jokes, memories, and friendships that last far beyond the summer. To me, that’s what a traditional summer camp in Wisconsin should be — a place where nature, friendship, and personal growth come together in real and meaningful ways.

Another thing I hear from parents time and time again is how many campers choose to return year after year. Children don’t beg to go back to a place that didn’t care for them. They return to places where they felt safe, valued, challenged, and supported. Parents often tell me their child comes home more confident, more independent, and already counting the days until next summer. That kind of loyalty says more about Swift Nature Camp than any brochure ever could.

For families looking for a traditional Wisconsin summer camp — one grounded in nature, community, and genuine personal growth — I truly believe Swift Nature Camp is worth exploring. Our focus on each child, our caring and experienced staff, and our intentionally small size are exactly why parents have given us such strong reviews and why we’ve earned our spot as one of the best camps in Wisconsin.

If you want your child to spend their summer growing, exploring, making real friends, and feeling truly supported, I’d be honored to welcome your family to the Swift Nature Camp community.

— Lonnie
Camp Director, Swift Nature Camp

Summer Camp Counselor Jobs

Swift Nature Camp

Location: Minong, WI 54859

Employment Type: Full-Time Seasonal, Internships

Salary: $250/week + room and board

Job Description

Looking for summer camp jobs in Wisconsin that are meaningful and fun? At Swift Nature Camp, our camp counselor jobs give you the chance to work closely with kids, lead outdoor activities, and be a positive role model in a traditional overnight summer camp setting. This seasonal position is ideal for students, teachers, or anyone who loves working with children, nature, and being part of a supportive camp community where leadership skills grow and lifelong memories are made.

• Lead daily activities including sports, arts & crafts, and outdoor adventures trips
• Mentor and supervise campers, ensuring their safety and well-being
• Assist with camp events, special projects, and community-building activities
• Collaborate with fellow staff to create a positive camp environment

How to Apply

Please email your resume and a short cover letter to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call +1-630-654-8036 for more information. We welcome applications from students, college students, and anyone looking for a summer of adventure and leadership experience.

Dates

Summer 2026 Season – May 22 to August 10

We look forward to having you join the Swift Nature Camp family!

Contact

I am Lonnie the camp director for over 30 years, Please reach out to me and we can have a brief chat where I can answer all your questions before an interview. Be sure to see our job page to see if camp is the right summer job for you. I am ready for all your FAQ's 

• Who can apply for summer camp jobs in Wisconsin?

• Do I need camp experience?

• Are housing and meals provided?

• Is this a good job for teachers or education majors?

• What makes Swift Nature Camp different?

Learn more here about Summer Jobs

Hope to hear from you soon

Lonnie Lorenz
Director SNC
630-776-2151 Text
630-654-8036 Call
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