Camp USA program
We provide fantastic, life-changing experiences for both U.S. camps and international counselors.
Work at a camp and gain a family
As a camp counselor, you’ll collaborate closely with curious campers and lead group activities that utilize your skills and experience.
Add cultural depth to your camp
As a host camp, enrich your camp community with unique skills, languages, and cultures by hosting international counselors.
Connect with the Camp USA team
To start your camp counselor adventure or to host international camp counselors, get in touch today:
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: (800) 597-1722
- Emergency: (917) 741-5057
Campfire stories
NewsTravel Experiences US Residents
3 -min read
December 10, 2024
Planning to get your first U.S. passport? Don’t worry. Applying for a U.S. passport is easy, but it’s important to get every step right to ensure your U.S. passport application is approved.
News
3 -min read
December 3, 2024
InterExchange participated in the BridgeUSA Summer Work Travel Community Support Group (CSG) Summit, held from November 12-15, 2024, in Myrtle Beach. The summit was a national gathering for communities that host Bridge USA participants on the Summer Work Travel (SWT) program. It brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, including the U.S. Department of State, local government officials, Police Department representatives and community leaders to discuss the SWT program and its impact on both participants, host employers and the local community.
For Hosts
4 -min read
November 6, 2024
In the heart of West Virginia, where the Kanawha River winds through Charleston, a remarkable story of cultural exchange unfolds each summer. Angie Haas, Human Resources Manager for Remington Hospitality’s Monarch Family of Hotels, has been hosting international participants through the Summer Work Travel program for eight years, creating lasting connections that span continents and cultures.
hear from our participants
Life-changing international opportunities
InterExchange programs expand the worldviews of participants and hosts alike. Participants experience personal and professional growth, while hosts enjoy the intercultural value that these young people bring to their businesses and homes.
