Job Description
Campground hosts are required to know all of the park’s rules and regulations and will need to be confident in enforcing them.
When other campers complain about late-night noise, for example, it’s the camp host who will have to approach the noise-makers.
When campers arrive at or leave the campground, it’s the job of the camp host to check them in and out. It’s important to remember that campers will check in and out all week, including weekends and holidays. Your schedule will likely include several days a week where you’re off duty, with most campground hosts required to work 30 hours or so per week.
Campground hosts are also the go-to people for questions. Campers will seek you out for questions about the park itself, things to do in the area, rules and regulations, maintenance issues, and even emergencies.
The schedule of a campground host can be rigorous in certain ways because every camper looks to the campground host or hosts for every question/problem.
Camp Host schedule will consist of 25 hours every other week (Sunday through Saturday) Camp Host to receive Free Lot rent, not including water/sewer or electric.
Other Duties to include:
· Assist emergency vehicles and personal
· Regular observation of the park grounds
· Answer park phones after office hours
· Monitor gate after office is closed
Requirements:
· Must have own camper & live permanently on lot site B
· Must pass a background /Credit Check
· Must pass drug screening
Pay: $11.00 per hour