Resident Camp Host - St. Augustine, FL
Resident Camp Host - St. Augustine, FL
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Job Title: Resident Campground Host
THREE POSITIONS AVAILABLE! TWO 1-MONTH and ONE 3-MONTH POSITIONS.
Project Duration: 4-12 weeks. Minimum 24 hours per week. (3 days on, 3 days off rotating schedule).
Description of Duties: Campground hosts will be required to provide public relations and general park information. Monitor activities in the campground; notify park staff when action is needed. Maintain campground facilities and sites to Florida Park Service standards set by the Park Manager. Work on special projects as designated by management.
Benefits to Volunteer: Personal enrichment and experience working in a state park, sense of purpose and being part of a team. Receive a camp site at beautiful beach park, with electric, water and sewer at no charge. Two 50 amp sites and one 30 amp sites available at this time.
Goal/Outcome of Job: Provide professional services to park visitors by maintaining clean and safe campsites, grills, restrooms, and walking paths.
Knowledge/Skills/Experience Desired: No particular knowledge or experience required, however knowledge of the Florida Park System, and/or experience as a Camp Host is desired. Skill in maintaining clean facilities, following through with assignments, and communicating effectively to park visitor, park staff, and park management. Training will be provided at orientation of specific job duties.
Special Requirements: Volunteer Uniform must be worn when on duty as per Florida Park Service Standards, which can be found in the Volunteer handbook. Minimal negative discussion amongst fellow camp hosts, visitors, and park staff that could potentially damage the reputation of the park or the Florida Park Service is required. Issues are to be resolved and discussed with park management as soon as, or if a problem arises. Must be willing to accommodate schedule changes at management’s discretion. Must follow all rules and regulations in the Florida State Park Volunteer Handbook and as discussed at orientation.


