Camp Above The Limit 2009

Joining Our Camp

We are always looking for like-minded individuals to go Above The Limit and create the next great experience.

Every year, Above The Limit opens its doors to new people who want to contribute to making an amazing camp for the whole community. We look for people who are interesting, innovative, and industrious.

What makes a difference is the willingness to pull together and work hard to help out and create something that entertains and delights, regardless of whether it’s clear blue skies outside or there’s a tornado bearing down on the camp.

We’re here to have fun and contribute.

Our diverse and highly entertaining camp members come from all over America and from many professional disciplines—art, activism, entertainment, aviation, design, academia, healthcare, information technology, consulting, engineering, construction, and logistics, just to name a few. We’re represented by all sides of the political and socioeconomic spectrum, and we’re generally work-hard, play-hard people. We agree to treat each other with respect, which is earned by hard work, communication, cooperation, mutual support, and constant willingness to show a sense of humor, even in the face of adversity.

It takes a lot of time (as in thousands of hours) and money (as in many, many thousands of dollars) to design, transport, build, operate, and clean up after a large theme camp, and Above The Limit is no execption. Basic camp contributions only cover a portion of costs; the rest is made up from generous donations by members and friends of the camp. Member contributions for 2011 are $100 per person.

If you’re interested in participating with Above The Limit and working with us as part of build crew, tear down crew, The Crystal Cavern, the Saraswati Tea House, or any of our support teams, and you think you’d be a fit with our camp, we’d like to hear from you.

Please drop us a line describing:

Email us at info@CampAboveTheLimit.com with your particulars.

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