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In most camps, the adult supervisors are called counselors. Counselors are responsible for guiding the campers during activities and ensuring the safety of the campers. In many camps, counselors are assigned to smaller groups of campers, called "bunks", "huts", or "cabins", who participate in activities as a group. Counselors often share living accommodations with their bunk. Most counselors are in their late teens or early twenties, as it is an ideal job for high school or [[college]] students on summer break. Although counselor jobs don't usually pay well (often [[minimum wage]] or less), counselors receive free room and board. Many take the job primarily for its enjoyable experience.