#campground host

A "Camp Host" plays a vital role in creating a welcoming environment at campgrounds, serving as the friendly face of the facility. Typically responsible for managing day-to-day operations, camp hosts provide assistance to campers, ensuring their needs are met and that they have a pleasant stay. This can include greeting visitors, offering local information, and maintaining the campground’s cleanliness.

In addition to these duties, camp hosts often organize activities and events, fostering a sense of community among campers. They facilitate communication between campground management and visitors, addressing any concerns or questions that arise.

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Being a camp host is an excellent opportunity for those who love the outdoors and enjoy interacting with people. It requires strong organizational skills, a passion for nature, and a commitment to customer service. Ultimately, camp hosts enhance the camping experience, making sure that every visitor feels welcome and valued in the great outdoors.

The "Team Campsite Hosting Crew" is essential for providing an outstanding camping experience. This dedicated group of individuals works together to manage campground operations, ensuring a welcoming environment for all visitors. Responsibilities include greeting campers, assisting with reservations, and maintaining site cleanliness.

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Team members collaborate to organize fun activities and events, fostering community among campers while promoting outdoor engagement. Each crew member brings unique skills, from customer service to organizational abilities, enhancing the overall experience for everyone.

The Team Campsite Hosting Crew not only ensures smooth daily operations but also creates a friendly atmosphere that encourages camaraderie and lasting memories. Together, they play a pivotal role in making every camper's experience enjoyable and memorable in the great outdoors.

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"Gifts for People with Campers" are perfect for enhancing the outdoor experience. Whether they enjoy weekend getaways or extended road trips, thoughtful gifts can make their adventures even more enjoyable. Consider practical items like portable grills, compact cooking gear, or cozy blankets for chilly nights by the campfire.

Accessories like specialized storage organizers or hitch-mounted bike racks add convenience and functionality. Personalized items, such as custom décor or travel journals, allow campers to document their journeys.

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When applying for a volunteer campground host position on Volunteer.Gov, the duties that are listed tend to be fairly similar. Greet guests, answer questions, pick up litter, handle noise complaints, tell people about keeping their dog on a leash and so on. Today we learned about a job duty that wasn’t actually listed when I applied for our current position – chasing bears.

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Campground Host - A new experience and way to see the natural wonders in America.

My many applications to Volunteer.gov bore fruit. I was accepted to be a campground host for the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) in Moab, Utah. My first offical day on the job was this past Monday, August 28, 2017. Technically, I am working as a volunteer for the U.S. Department of Interior. What is a Campground Host? This is the person who lives at the campground as a caretaker. Basically, I…

I just discovered that, due to a typo, our advertisement for campground host volunteers at the Longmire Stewardship Campground has not been visible on volunteer.gov. While we do have some applicants on file from our other campgrounds, I could use a few more applicants to choose from, and who have applied specifically for this job. The full listing and online application is at http://www.volunteer.gov/results.cfm?ID=9361, and is reproduced here:

Mount Rainier National Park's volunteer program is seeking an individual, a couple, or multiple individuals in sequence to serve for five months (or a portion thereof) as the manager of the Longmire Campground. The historic Longmire Campground was closed to use by the general public almost forty years ago. Since then, many of its trails and facilities have gradually disappeared under a sea of moss, with the exception of a dozen sites that were restored for use by seasonal employees living in RVs. In 2007, full-scale restoration efforts began, with the help of volunteers under the direction of the Mount Rainier Recovery Corps, as part of recovery efforts following flood damage in November of 2006. The campground now has two dozen rough individual campsites and two group sites, though few picnic tables or fire pits. Five platform tent sites have been built, though the tents themselves must be taken down and put into storage during the winter months. A bath house has been built with three shower units, one of them handicap-accessible. These restored campsites and facilities are now available for the exclusive use of volunteers and other park partners. The campground manager sought by this announcement will be responsible for the following duties:

Opening the campground in the spring, including cleaning up winter storm debris, rebuilding the platform tents, and assisting with dewinterization of the bath house.

Coordinating use of the campground by volunteers, including scheduling the use of campsites and welcoming and assisting volunteers as they come and go.

General upkeep and maintenance of the campground throughout the summer, including working with maintenance staff to keep the bath houses clean and well-stocked.

Continuing the campground's historic restoration, including helping maintenance staff to remove deteriorating picnic tables and fire grates, and build and install new ones.

Preparing the campground for winter, including taking down the platform tents and putting them into storage.

Leading volunteers on campground-related projects, including any or all of the above-listed tasks.

Assisting with other volunteer-related duties as available and interested, including data entry, correspondence, and coordination of volunteer events.

Housing for this position may be in one of the campground's employee RV spaces, which includes water and electrical hookups. An RV will be required. A separate vehicle is also recommended for trips to town. Alternatively, an apartment is available adjacent to the campground for those who prefer it or do not have an RV. The person selected for this position will generally be on duty Thursday through Monday, with Tuesdays and Wednesdays off, though this schedule may vary. A background check may be required. The campground host's apartment or RV site and hookups will be provided at no cost. Pets are permitted for full-time RV residents in the Longmire Campground if they are indoor pets and not kenneled outside.

Although we have hired campground hosts for the Longmire Volunteer Campground for the first half of the summer, they have other obligations which prevent them from staying on past July 22. We are looking for someone to fill this position through late September.

Hosts coordinate the use of 31 tent sites, 2 group sites, and half a dozen Park-provided platform tents. They take reservations and assign campsites, and make sure guests are aware of campground regulations, ensuring that they comply with the rules while making sure everyone feels welcomed and supported. Duties include dealing with challenges as they come up (illegal campers, people who've lost their keys, loose dogs and so on), maintaining, cleaning and restocking a comfort station with three showers, and assigning/retrieving keys from campers, as well as keeping the campground free of camping litter.

Boy Scout volunteers hard at work cleaning up storm debris in the Longmire Volunteer Campground