Now hiring for Summer 2027
Cook a summer in America.
Every summer, camps across the United States hire kitchen and food service crews from all over the world. Leave your CV here and we put it in front of the people who actually do the hiring — camp directors, owners and their recruiters.
Free for candidates. No agency fee, ever.
For university students on the J-1 Summer Work Travel program.
Free for candidates
We are paid by the camps, never by you. If anyone asks you for a placement fee in our name, it is not us.
Kitchen and food service only
From head chef to dishwasher. We do not do counselors, lifeguards or activity staff — this is the back of house.
Housing and meals included
Camp jobs come with a bed on site and every meal you serve. Your paycheck stays close to whole.
Not a public job board
Your CV goes to camp directors and recruiters we work with. It is never published, and you can pull it any time.
How it works
Three steps, and none of them cost you anything.
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Send your CV
One short form, two minutes. PDF or Word. No account to create, no fee, no call with a salesperson.
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We put it in front of camp directors
We work with the people who run camp kitchens and with the recruiters hiring for them. Your profile goes to the ones looking for your role for the coming season.
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The camp interviews you and hires you
You talk to the camp directly. If it is a match, the camp and its visa sponsor take you through the paperwork, the embassy interview and your travel dates.
We are not a visa sponsor and we are not an agency. We do not charge you, and our part ends once the right camp is talking to you.
Who can apply
Four things the program requires. Check them before you write to us.
Kitchen jobs at U.S. camps run on the J-1 Summer Work Travel program. Those rules come from the program, not from us — and no camp can hire around them.
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You are a university student
Enrolled full time now, and going back to your studies after the summer. This is a requirement of the program, not a preference of ours.
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Your break covers the U.S. summer
Camp season runs from June into late August. Your official university break has to overlap it — which works for most of the northern hemisphere.
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You can hold a conversation in English
The kitchen runs in English. You do not need to be fluent — you need to follow a prep list and speak up when something is wrong.
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You can stay for the whole season
Camps hire for roughly 9 to 11 weeks. Leaving halfway through is the one thing a kitchen director cannot work around.
- Age limits and eligible countries depend on the sponsor your camp works with. If you are not sure whether you qualify, send your CV anyway — we will tell you straight instead of leaving you guessing.