Volunteer
Job Description
FROM: https://www.volunteer.gov/s/volunteer-opportunity/a09SJ000008zQnN
ADDRESS: 1403 W. Ramshorn Dubois, Wyoming, 82513
DATES: 5/22/2025 – 9/2/2025
DEPT: Forest Service
JOB DESCRIPTION:
Double Cabin is a semi-primitive campground (No hookups) with 15 well maintained sites approximately 27 miles north of Dubois, WY. Situated in the heart of the Absaroka Mountains where Frontier Creek and Wiggins Fork River merge. Stunning scenery, abundant wildlife, multiple hiking trails that access the nearby Washakie Wilderness, horse corrals and facilities and ample fishing opportunities can be found surrounding the campground.
Host opportunities typically run from approximately mid-May through early September. Hosts volunteer five days a week, including weekends and holidays, typically working 4-5 hours per day. Hosts are on duty in the morning and evening, during daylight hours. Days off are taken mid-week on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Hosts are not required to stay on site during their days off. Start/end dates and schedules are negotiable.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Educates visitors about rules and regulations of the campground and Forest (quiet hours, occupant limit, fire restrictions, food storage, stay limits, leash law, etc.).
- Cleans and maintains restrooms, fire rings, and grounds.
- Logs daily campsite occupancy information.
- Communicates professionally with visitors; affinity for engaging with the public is required.
- Reports serious violations of regulations to the Forest Service point of contact or Law Enforcement as warranted.
DUTIES:
- Cleans vault restrooms daily (cleaning toilet riser, restocking toilet paper, and sweeping and mopping floor).
- Picks up litter during daily walk-through of campgrounds.
- Cleans out fire rings/campsites as needed.
- Reports all major maintenance needs, vandalism, and other problems.
- Assists Forest Service staff with maintenance at campground as needed (weed eating, painting, etc.).
- Educates and informs visitors regarding the area and recreational opportunities in addition to rules and regulations of the Forest.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Ability and desire to interact extensively with visitors.
- Upbeat and positive attitude.
- Willingness to clean and maintain restrooms, picnic sites, campsites, etc.
- Past campground host experience is helpful, but not required. Training will be provided by the Forest Service.
- Must have and maintain a valid driver’s license.
- Must have and maintain a functioning personal vehicle.
- Must provide their own RV or camp trailer.
FOREST SERVICE PROVIDES:
- Dedicated host campsite
- Weekly water deliveries to RV/camp trailer
- Propane
- All required cleaning products and supplies
- Partial host uniform