Camp Overview
The overall purpose of camping at Camp Sebago is to care for every aspect of the camper's life. This includes provision for the spiritual, educational, nutritional, social, and recreational needs of campers through creative, healthy experiences in cooperative group living in an outdoor setting. The picturesque surroundings and fun activities, coupled with an emphasis on God's Word can change a life forever. Activities include hiking, arts and crafts, swimming, boating, outdoor living, nature study, and sports.
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STAFF TIME OFF
All staff members are expected to adhere to the schedule for the day. The time between camper curfew and morning wake up time is considered "quiet time," with noisy activity restricted. Staff members are expected to be in their quarters by 11:30 PM (curfew), with lights out at 12:00 midnight. Curfew still applies over breaks if a staff member chooses to stay. The Camp Director reserves the right to assign "early curfew" to individuals or the entire staff as a disciplinary measure or as the need arises. Every effort will be made to ensure daily "time-off" for each staff member, when he/she is free from assigned camp responsibilities(in addition to the breaks between all sessions). During "time-off" a staff member is permitted to leave camp, only with permission from direct supervisor. Please see our website for the camp calendar to indicate full day breaks.
STAFF QUALITIES
We are looking for young adults who are willing to share their faith in God with campers and other staff members on a daily basis. We require all staff members to help uphold the purpose of camp and the Camp Code - Honor God, Respect Everyone, Take Care of Camp and Have Fun.
