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Volunteer Camp Host

Forest Service

Job category:
Camp Host
Volunteer
Season(s):
Spring
Summer
Compensation: RV Site Only
Hookups: Unknown - Inquire
Wi-Fi: Unknown
Pets OK?: Unknown

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Job Description

FROM: https://www.volunteer.gov/s/volunteer-opportunity/a09SJ000009KvjJ

ADDRESS: 17147 East State Road 40  Silver Springs, Florida, 34488

DATES: 4/10/2025 – 10/1/2025

DEPT: Forest Service

JOB DESCRIPTION:

The Ocala National Forest is seeking campground hosts for campgrounds on the Lake George and Seminole Ranger Districts. Volunteer campground hosts serve as an integral part of the recreation and visitor service teams and are often the first contact for information about the Forest. We rely on our hosts to set a positive tone, offer correct and concise information, and maintain a friendly disposition. Campground Hosts will regularly provide information about rules and regulations, recreation opportunities, and ensure our facilities are the positive face of the forest. Opportunities are available at the following campgrounds:

 

Lake Dorr Recreation AreaA massive patch of blue in a sea of green – that’s Lake Dorr, one of the prettiest big lakes in the Ocala National Forest. Experience outdoor recreation at either the Lake Dorr Recreation Area – campground or day use. Along the northwest shore of the lake, the recreation area is set under the deep shade of an oak hammock. Offering 34 camp sites, a boat ramp and picnic area overlooking the view. 

 

*Lodging is not provided. Volunteer must provide lodging (ie. travel trailer, fifth wheel, motorhome)*

 

Campground Host Duties

 

  • Greet visitors with a friendly and helpful attitude. Assist with campsite registration, answer questions, and assure compliance with regulations.
  • Requested commitment time frame of 3-6 months
  • Keep restroom and campsites neat and clean.
  • Perform light maintenance of campsites and day-use such as trash clean-up, fire ring and grill maintenance, mowing, water system monitoring, and brush clearing.
  • Maintain a neat, clean, and organized host site as an example to the visiting public.
  • Represent the Ocala National Forest in a professional and courteous manner.
  • Show a presence of authority and report any major issues to law enforcement and recreation staff.
  • Keep recreation staff updated on any issues regarding campers, campsite facilities, or maintenance needs.

 

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