Bureaucracy and overlooking.
Pros
Wages are good and workload is not overwhelming. The structure seems to be there. Perfect place if you plan on saving and are comfortable living away from a city. Good to gain experience and put on your resume
Cons
Even though the structure is there, it's not organized at all. If you have an issue, good luck to you since you will be passed from one person to the next and hardly receive help if any. Payroll is terrible. My pay was almost always wrong and after not working there for about 3 months I'm still owed money. You are lucky if you get a good manager at your camp. Most, if not all camps are dry, but based on my experience, managers drink and consume drugs on site. Harassment seemed to be unimportant. Filed a complaint for discrimination and never ever received any information about it even though I followed up with managers and human resources. It like talking to a wall. In all the time I worked there never received my benefits and every other coworker had many issues with this matter as well.