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Campground Host

  • Part Time
  • Mio, MI
  • 0* USD / Year
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Forest Service

Job category:
Camp Host
Housekeeping / Cleaning
Maintenance
Volunteer
Compensation: RV Site Only
Hookups: None
Wi-Fi: Unknown
Pets OK?: Unknown

Job Description

FROM: https://www.volunteer.gov/s/volunteer-opportunity/a093d0000014LAZ

 

ADDRESS:

107 Mckinley Drive

Mio, Michigan, 48647

 

DATES: 5/1/2024 – 9/30/2024

 

DEPT: Forest Service

JOB DESCRIPTION:

2024 Mio Ranger District Campground Hosts

Locations:

Kneff Lake Campground

Mack Lake Campground

 

Campground Description:

The Huron-Manistee National Forests is looking for an energetic, hardworking, fun-loving person/couple to serve as volunteer hosts. For 2024, there are opportunities at both Kneff Lake Campground and Mack Lake Campground on the the Mio Ranger District near the town of Grayling, Michigan.

 

Kneff Lake Campground is comprised of 27 campsites. The campground is a mix of first come first served sites and sites that can be reserved through Recreation.gov. During the 2024 season, the adjacent day use area and well house will be closed for reconstruction.

 

Mack Lake Campground is comprised of 42 campsites and a day use area for picnicking and swimming. The campground is a mix of first come first served sites and sites that can be reserved through Recreation.gov. Mack Lake Campground is near the Mack Lake OHV Trail System, Bull Gap Hill Climb Area, and the Mack Lake Burn Memorial.

 

Position Description:

Campground Hosts represent the Forest Service to visitors by explaining rules and regulations, answering questions, and providing information. Hosts will be asked to provide friendly and patient customer service, perform daily campground cleaning, and some other light maintenance as needed.

 

All necessary tools, supplies, safety equipment, uniform components, and training will be provided by the Forest Service. Additionally, a golf cart and fuel will be available for transportation around the campground. Previous host experience is helpful but not required.

 

Please call for more information on this opportunity! For additional information, please contact Autumn Clark at autumn.clark@usda.gov or 989-619-2127.

 

Duties Include:

         Hosts are expected to wear all personal protective equipment for work and that equipment is provided.

         Hosts are expected to wear a provided host badge at all times (Or other identifying gear).

         Daily check/cleaning of campground sites and restroom facilities

         Daily garbage pick-up

         Site mowing (if gear is provided) coordinated with Rec Staff

         Other minor miscellaneous site maintenance (as needed)

         Completion of a daily visitor log

         Checking vehicles/campers for proof of fee payment

         Leaving notice of failure to pay for vehicles not displaying proof of payment (or contact MRD Rec Staff)

         Daily interaction with visitors including answering questions about the site and the Mio Ranger District

         Review and adhere to all applicable safety requirements set forth for duties performed (JHAs)

         Regular check in with assigned Forest Service point of contact

 

Skills:

         Conservation Education

         Driver’s License

         General Assistance

         Office/Clerical

         Visitor Information

         Working with People

 

Activities:

         Campground/Site Host

         Campground Maintenance

         Conservation Education

         General Assistance

         Visitor Information

 

Position Specific Information:

1)    Season:

Earliest start date: May 1st 2024

End date: September 30th 2024

 

A minimum of a 4 weeks commitment within this timeframe is ideal; preference will be given to longer-term applicants.

 

2)    Hours:

Hosts are expected to log a minimum of 20 work hours per week (Memorial Day weekend – Labor Day weekend). Hosts should be in the campground and available to the public 5 days out of each week, plus holidays, per their volunteer agreement. Days typically needing coverage are: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday.

 

3)    Housing:

Volunteer hosts must have/own their own accommodation (RV/Camper/Motorhome) to live on site; tents are not permitted. No hook ups are available. Handpump well water, vault toilets, and weekly trash pickup are available.

 

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