About Us
We are Camp Hosts..What does a camp host do? The camp host is a volunteer who meets a specific criteria and provides a service to the campground management in exchange for a free campsite and more times than not a stipend wage is included for the service. Park host campers are used nationwide in the maintenance of both private and government regulated campgrounds. Their duties are generally the same but may include activities tailored to the needs of management and the particular geographical region. They are an advocate for the park and they collaborate with management to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for the other campers.  
                                                                                              
Camp hosts are on-site representatives of the park. They welcome campers, acquaint them with park facilities and regulations, and answer questions on local and citywide attractions. Hosts also assist with the day to day operations and maintenance of the campground, including restroom maintenance, security and light janitorial service and repairs. All Hosts must have enthusiasm for working with the public, a team spirit and a commitment to the welfare of the park campers. They are expected to follow campground rules and regulations and set an example for fellow campers.

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