Campground Host – Moqui Group Campground

CAMPGROUND: Coconino National Forest

SOURCE: Volunteer.gov

AVAILABILITY: 4/1/2020–9/30/2020

RV SITE: SITE DETAILS: Camp SitesDescription: The Host site is a nice spacious graveled area with driveway, picnic table, sewer hookup, water and propane provided. Some hosts bring their own generator and solar panels.

Volunteer Activities• Campground Host • Conservation Education • Trail/Campground Maintenance • Tour Guide/Interpretation • Visitor Information • General Assistance Photo Courtesy of FS DescriptionPonderosa Pine Forest, Cool Pines! Moqui Group Campground consists of three sites/pods: Simmons, Spooner, and Ernst. They are located off FR138, approximately one mile from AZ87 (MP 298.8). Duties of a Host: Hosts represent the Forest Service in public contacts with visitors by giving directions, explaining rules and regulations, answering questions and providing information. They report vandalism and other problems to Forest Service personnel. They also perform minor maintenance, rake sites, clean fire rings and picnic tables, pick up litter, inspect the campground or recreation facility, monitor sign boards, clean and stock restrooms, keep records, monitor area use, and occasionally fill out forms. The Host must work well with people, be personable, neat in appearance, and behave in a manner appropriate to the workplace. They may be required to be on site 3 plus days per week, especially on weekends and heavy use holidays. The work of the Host involves walking, raking, shoveling, mopping, sweeping, and working outside in a variety of weather conditions. This may include standing, bending, twisting, carrying, and lifting. Hosts at this location are NOT required to collect fees from campers or visitors. You can also call or email the Recreation Crew Lead Rose Harley if you have questions or need additional information at 928-477-5016, rharley@fs.fed.us or myself at anytime. HOUSING & AMENITIESType: Camp SitesDescription: The Host site is a nice spacious graveled area with driveway, picnic table, sewer hookup, water and propane provided. Some hosts bring their own generator and solar panels.