Volunteer
Job Description
Jasper Point (Prineville Reservoir)
Needed From March 1, 2024
Needed To April 30, 2024
Main Campground Host/Cabin Host Relief
At Prineville Reservoir, we regard our park hosts as integral members of our team. Your contributions, efforts, and ideas are always valued.
As OPRD’s first designated IDA park (International Dark-sky Association), Prineville Reservoir offers exceptional star- gazing opportunities.
This position is located at the main campground. The host campsite is a full-hookup site (electric, water, and sewer). Reception for cell phones is limited, but WiFi is provided.
Our campground hosts assist park staff in camp operations, customer service, maintenance, and beautification with the goal of creating positive experiences for park visitors. The main responsibilities are campsite and cabin cleaning. We ask our campground host to assist cabin hosts on days when there are multiple outgoing cabins. Campground hosts will also clean cabins on Wednesdays and Thursdays (when cabin hosts are off). We also may ask for assistance with light landscaping which may include raking, blowing, and trimming.
For hosts with interest in special projects, we like to “play to your strengths.” If you have special skillsets, we would love to utilize your strengths for projects in related scopes.
For single hosts, we ask for 20-25 service hours/week. For a pair of hosts, we ask for a combined 30-35 service hours/week (Wednesday-Sunday with Monday/Tuesday off). We ask for campground and cabin maintenance (2-3 hours) to be completed between 10am and 4pm. We would like hosts to be available from 6pm-8pm to assist in the sale of firewood and ice. We gladly make accommodations for occasions where hosts would like to go to town for groceries, dinner, etc. We just ask for communication, so all duties can be covered.
If you believe that this position is a good fit for you, or simply have questions about it, please do not hesitate to contact the volunteer coordinator, Katrina Bielenberg, via email or phone.
Tagged as: SPRING '25, State Park