Camp Host - Rio Grande Village
ORGANIZATION: National Park Service
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Rio Grande Village Campground is a fairly large campground with 100 campsites. It is located near the banks of the Rio Grande River, the international border between the United States and Mexico. It has small sites for tents and large pull-through sites for RVs up to 40’ in length.
This campground is at an elevation of 1,850 ft. While a beautiful location and campground, the volunteer should be prepared for all types of weather.
The campground also acts as a launching point for various trips down the Rio Grande via access at the boat ramp in the group campground. It is close to the Boquillas Port of Entry allowing visitors, with a valid passport, to cross over into Mexico for the day. Additionally, there are numerous hiking trails and back country roads for exploration into Big Bend’s backcountry, along with Hot Springs for a nice soak when temperatures are cooler in the winter months.
This is a minimum 32-hours per week volunteer position. Volunteers will work 3 days on, 3 days off. The incumbent must furnish his or her own trailer or RV under 40’ in length and live in Rio Grande Village. Electrical, water and sewer hookups are provided free of charge and propane is reimbursed. Public showers and laundry facilities are available in the Rio Grande Village Store during this time. Additional laundry facilities are provided in the Rio Grande Village employee housing area.
Full-time volunteers who will work outside must be identifiable to the public. Uniform consists of dark brown or tan pants/shorts and a khaki work shirt with VIP patch sewn on the left-hand sleeve. Volunteers may obtain volunteer work shirts and hats at the volunteer cache.
Start Date - 2024-12-01
End Date - 2025-01-31
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1 Panther JunctionBig Bend National Park, TX 79834
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November 16, 2024
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