Campground Host Volunteer

FROM: https://www.volunteer.gov/s/volunteer-opportunity/a09SJ00000R4LmH

ADDRESS: Cedar Breaks National Monument  Brian Head, Utah, 84719

DATES: 2027-06-07

DEPT: National Park Service

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Opportunity Description:

Cedar Breaks National Monument is seeking friendly, responsible, and service-oriented volunteers to serve as Campground Hosts at Point Supreme Campground. This is a rewarding opportunity to live and volunteer at over 10,000 feet in a beautiful high-elevation setting while supporting visitors.

Primary Duties:

Represent the National Park Service professionally at all times
Provide excellent visitor service and a welcoming presence in the campground
Check campers in and out using the recreation.gov system
Answer general questions about the campground and monument
Educate visitors about campground rules, regulations, and monument information
Maintain and update the campground dry-erase notification board
Perform light campground upkeep (clean fire pits, minor trash pick-up)
Notify maintenance staff or supervisor of facility or safety concerns
Record and submit volunteer hours and visitor contacts
Promote a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment

Note: No restroom cleaning required.

Length of Commitment:

Dates: June 7 2027 – September 21 2027 (weather dependent)
Hours: 32 hours per week in exchange for a full-hookup RV site (water, electric, sewer)

Tools, Equipment, and Vehicles:

May operate a small campground vehicle for maintenance or ranger station access
Use basic hand tools (shovels, buckets, trash grabbers)
Training provided

Campground Information:

Point Supreme Campground is a small, scenic campground with 25 reservation-only sites, operated entirely through recreation.gov. Any last-minute cancellations are immediately returned to the reservation system and may be booked same-day.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is located in southern Utah and is within a few hours’ drive of numerous state and national parks, offering abundant recreational opportunities.

Weather: High elevation (over 10,000 feet) means cool summer temperatures and rapid weather changes including rain, sleet, thunder and lightning, snow, and high winds. Shoulder seasons can be cold.

Physical Requirements:

Work outdoors at high elevation (10,000+ feet)
Sit or stand for extended periods
Moderate physical activity
Exposure to sun, wind, rain, snow, smoke, hail, and fluctuating temperatures
Must wear provided VIP uniform shirt/jacket and name badge while on duty
Volunteers supply neutral-colored pants (brown, khaki colored, or jeans during firepit cleanup) and appropriate footwear

Tagged as: SUMMER '27