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Short-Term
Job Adventures Vermont
Farm
and Wilderness
Camp
Counselors, Senior Support Staff, Activity Heads,
Carpenters, Cooks & Kitchen Staff, Drivers,
Farmers, Gardeners, Maintenance Workers, Nurses
& Health Support Staff, Outdoor Educators,
Special Event Coordinators, Trip Leaders &
Interns
South-central
Vermont, nestled in a beautiful verdant valley near
the village of Plymouth, and situated on 600 acres
next to Woodward Reservoir, a clear and cool lake
perfect for swimming and
boating
With summer and year-round programs that blend
wilderness experiences, organic farms &
gardens, living in community, cooperative work
& service, life of the spirit and homegrown
(and unplugged) creative arts, Farm &
Wilderness hires nearly 300 seasonal staff members
each year (with 250 job openings during the summer
months)! 
Courtney
Porter
Human Resources Manager
Farm & Wilderness Foundation
263 Farm and Wilderness Road
Plymouth, VT 05056
802.422.3761
802.422.8660 fax
hr@farmandwilderness.org
www.farmandwilderness.org
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Spring
Lake
Ranch
Therapeutic
Community Work Crew Leaders & House
Advisors
Cuttingsville
(in Vermont's Green Mountains near
Rutland)
Engage in the lives of others and the life
of the land. Share your skills, talents
and warmth with a diverse community of
people trying to lead more fulfilling
lives. Play in the Green Mountains of
Vermont. Join the Spring Lake Ranch team
for at least six months and receive a
weekly stipend, private room, all meals,
full medical, vacation time and
educational opportunities. Positions are
available throughout the
year.
 A
Day in the Life
The
house advising job brings men and women,
often recently out of college, to Spring
Lake Ranch for six months to two years.
Learn how the team contributes a steady
stream of energy, creativity, enthusiasm
and a willingness to give of themselves to
the residents. Read
more »
Bridget
Scott
Human Resources Director
Spring Lake Ranch
1169 Spring Lake Rd.
Cuttingsville, VT 05738
802.492-3322
802.492-3331 fax
bridget@springlakeranch.org
www.springlakeranch.org
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Vermont
Youth Conservation
Corps
Crew
Leaders, Park Educators, Corps Members,
School Instructors, Food & Farm
Interns
Parks,
Forests & Farms Across
Vermont
Lead the outdoor job adventure of a
lifetime. Become a facilitator, trainer,
counselor, teacher, role model and work
supervisor. Equip young people with the
tools, skills and personal responsibility
to run a state park or complete vital
conservation and service projects. Outdoor
leadership positions with the Vermont
Youth Conservation Corps can last from
four to ten months with spring and summer
start dates.
Vermont
Youth Conservation Corps
The West Monitor Barn
1949 E. Main St.
Richmond, VT 05477
802.434.3969 ext 200
802.434.3985 fax
info@vycc.org
www.vycc.org
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