Lucky Peak Lake & Dam-Park Host/At Macks Creek & Lucky Peak Lake & Dam

CAMPGROUND: Park Host/At Macks Creek & Lucky Peak Lake & Dam

DEPT: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

AVAILABILITY: 5/1/2020–10/1/2020

RV INFORMATION: Is a camp site provided for hours worked? We offer a campsite with a concrete pad, shade shelter, sewer and electric hook-ups, landline telephone, and trash service. Satellite TV and internet services are the responsibility of the Park Host. Hosts have partial use of a storage shed for personal belongings. A Kawasaki Mule is offered to assist with rounds. Water is transferred by rangers via potable water tank when needed. We provide all necessary uniform components, safety equipment (AED, Emergency Oxygen) and all training to perform duties. Volunteers provide their own lodging (RV/trailer). Long distance travel reimbursement and reimbursable meal expenses may be authorized.

DESCRIPTION

Volunteer Activities• Campground Host • Office/Clerical • Other • Trail/Campground Maintenance • Visitor Information • General Assistance DescriptionPark Host/At Macks Creek & Lucky Peak Lake & Dam: Dates: (Dates Negotiable) Come spend the summer in beautiful southern Idaho at Macks Creek Park as a Park Host! Macks Creek Park is a small day-use area and 15-site campground located on the Boise River Arm of Lucky Peak Lake, 25 miles from Boise and four miles from the Ponderosa Pine Scenic Byway through the Boise National Forest. During summer, the lake stretches 12 miles, with 45 miles of shoreline and over 3,000 surface acres of water. Volunteer Duties: The Park Host primary role is to maintain reservation notices at all 15 sites and register walk-in campers to nonreserved sites. Park host will also be responsible for ensuring visitors know of all rules and regulations including all fees required depending on type of use. This park is exceptionally busy during summer with nearly all sites in the park in use each day. Hosts must be helpful and friendly when providing visitor assistance and answering questions, must report repeat violations of rules to ranger staff, and will assist with stocking supplies in three vault toilets (light cleaning duties). Occasionally, Hosts may serve as first responders and assist with emergency scenes. This position has been best filled by couples that work as a team to cover Wednesday through Sunday, although highly motivated single applicants will be considered. This announcement recurs annually but highly successful Hosts may (and often) return additional seasons. (Updated 12/31/2019) HOUSING & AMENITIESType: Trailer/RV PadsDescription: Is a camp site provided for hours worked? We offer a campsite with a concrete pad, shade shelter, sewer and electric hook-ups, landline telephone, and trash service. Satellite TV and internet services are the responsibility of the Park Host. Hosts have partial use of a storage shed for personal belongings. A Kawasaki Mule is offered to assist with rounds. Water is transferred by rangers via potable water tank when needed. We provide all necessary uniform components, safety equipment (AED, Emergency Oxygen) and all training to perform duties. Volunteers provide their own lodging (RV/trailer). Long distance travel reimbursement and reimbursable meal expenses may be authorized.