Paid

Grey's Point Camp in Topping, VA is looking for summer interns.

Information regarding the internship program is below.

This internship is paid and will provide housing.

Recreation Department Internship

Grey’s Point Camp

3601 Grey’s Point Road. Topping, VA 23169

804-758-2485

Paid / Residential Summer Adventure Based Internships in the Allegheny Mountains

Announcing: Paid/ Residential Summer Internship Opportunities:

4 Paid / Residential Internship Positions Available for the Summer of 2016

Center for Adventure & Experiential Learning (CAEL):

General Statement of Function

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