-
Flexible Schedule
|
Dillon, MT 59725
We are looking for friendly, customer-service focused campground hosts for our beautiful Trapper Springs Campground , located on the banks of the Madison River nestled against the Bear Trap Canyon Unit of the Lee Metcalf Wilderness about a 35 minute drive NE of Ennis MT, and about a 20 Minute drive West of Bozeman MT. Trapper Springs Campground is an expanded amenity campground that includes large campsites, Pavillion, easy access to hiking trails, vault toilets, and drinking water seasonally. The campground is open from May 1 thru October 1 annually. Our busy season runs from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. The campsites usually fill during our busy season and nearby day use areas and boat ramps may become congested. The campground is half first come first served with a fee tube (Iron Ranger) located on site and half reservation which can be reserved on https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/261802. The campground hosts’ primary responsibility is to provide information and assistance to the public, meet and greet arrivals, and maintain campground facilities. Often our campground hosts are the first and only contact campers may have with a BLM representative, it is imperative to public safety and the recreation program as a whole that campers receive professional and accurate messaging regarding their stay in the campgrounds and surrounding areas. It is critical that a host conveys a professional and personable presence, maintaining a positive attitude agency-approved appearance, including wearing the appropriate attire (provided). Volunteers must be physically capable of performing all duties and are expected to be on location 5 days a week, including weekends and holidays, providing volunteer assistance a minimum of 4 hours per day (5 days a week). Hosts will be reimbursed up to 5 days a week and are required to take 2 days off each week to enjoy the surrounding area and gain necessary and required rest and recuperation for their next shift. Host positions begin, at the earliest, May 1st, and run, at the latest, through September 30 th . If recreation-specific needs arise, specific dates may be negotiated with the Outdoor Recreation Planner(s) and/or the Assistant Field Manager. Length of volunteer season is not guaranteed and is contingent upon staffing, budget, and workforce requirements, and may be shorter due to unforeseen circumstances. Volunteer positions are at-will, and may be terminated at any time at the discretion of the hiring agency. Specific Duties: Hosts will provide information regarding campground stay(s), local recreational opportunities, BLM rules and regulations, and best resource management practices. They will identify inappropriate and/or illicit behavior and REPORT to BLM and/or local Law Enforcement and/or recreation staff, depending on severity and/or urgency. Daily duties include cleaning, sweeping, mowing, weed eating, lifting garbage bags and cans, shoveling, replacing signs, and raking. Cleaning includes, but is not limited to vault toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, and parking areas. Vault toilets must be cleaned and stocked daily when on duty, sometimes multiple times a day. Hosts will REPORT any repairs needed to recreation staff and may be asked to assist with those repairs and/or other maintenance needs. Hosts will be asked to assist BLM recreation staff with managing online reservations through recreation.gov, update reservation placards on site posts, support special projects related to the campground and/or other nearby recreation facilities, assist rangers with fee compliance, conducts compliance on parking, informs visitors of pertinent fire restrictions, and complete visitor data collection. Hosts will be provided with all necessary equipment and personal protection equipment (PPE) to perform duties including volunteer uniform, gloves, hardhat, hearing and eye protection, mowers/trimmers, UTV (official use only within the confines of the campground), hand tools, power tools, and equipment fuel. The BLM will pay for all replacement and repairs of tools and equipment that is damaged or broken due to normal on-duty wear and tear. Government equipment that is damaged due to misuse and/or negligence on the volunteers’ end will be their responsibility to repair and/or replace. Host Benefits: The BLM Dillon Field Office reimburses the camp host $38 per day, for no more than 5 days of volunteer work, for meals and incidental expenses. The free host site MAY INCLUDE picnic table, access to vault toilets within the campground, access to drinking water within the campground or across the highway and neighboring Red Mountain Campground. THIS IS A DRY CAMPSITE AND NO ELECTRICITY, SEWER, WATER, INTERNET OR PHONE ARE AVAILABLE ON THE HOST SITE. The BLM will not be responsible for emptying black or grey water tanks and host assumes all responsibility to dispose of waste properly. Dumping of waste into the vault toilets is strictly prohibited. Start Date - 2025-05-01 End Date - 2025-09-30
Date Posted: Dec 31, 2024
-
Flexible Schedule
|
Dillon, MT 59725
We are looking for friendly, customer-service focused campground hosts for our beautiful Red Mountain Campground , located on the banks of the Madison River neighboring the Bear Trap Canyon Unit of the Lee Metcalf Wilderness about a 35 minute drive NE of Ennis MT, and about a 20 Minute drive West of Bozeman MT. Red Mountain Campground is an expanded amenity campground that includes large campsites, easy access to hiking trails, vault toilets, and drinking water seasonally. The campground is open from May 1 thru October 1 annually. Our busy season runs from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. The campsites usually fill during our busy season and nearby day use areas and boat ramps may become congested. The campground is half first come first served with a fee tube (Iron Ranger) located on site and half reservation which can be reserved on https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/261804. The campground hosts’ primary responsibility is to provide information and assistance to the public, meet and greet arrivals, and maintain campground facilities. Often our campground hosts are the first and only contact campers may have with a BLM representative, it is imperative to public safety and the recreation program as a whole that campers receive professional and accurate messaging regarding their stay in the campgrounds and surrounding areas. It is critical that a host conveys a professional and personable presence, maintaining a positive attitude agency-approved appearance, including wearing the appropriate attire (provided). Volunteers must be physically capable of performing all duties and are expected to be on location 5 days a week, including weekends and holidays, providing volunteer assistance a minimum of 4 hours per day (5 days a week). Hosts will be reimbursed up to 5 days a week and are required to take 2 days off each week to enjoy the surrounding area and gain necessary and required rest and recuperation for their next shift. Host positions begin, at the earliest, May 1st, and run, at the latest, through September 30 th . If recreation-specific needs arise, specific dates may be negotiated with the Outdoor Recreation Planner(s) and/or the Assistant Field Manager. Length of volunteer season is not guaranteed and is contingent upon staffing, budget, and workforce requirements, and may be shorter due to unforeseen circumstances. Volunteer positions are at-will, and may be terminated at any time at the discretion of the hiring agency. Specific Duties: Hosts will provide information regarding campground stay(s), local recreational opportunities, BLM rules and regulations, and best resource management practices. They will identify inappropriate and/or illicit behavior and REPORT to BLM and/or local Law Enforcement and/or recreation staff, depending on severity and/or urgency. Daily duties include cleaning, sweeping, mowing, weed eating, lifting garbage bags and cans, shoveling, replacing signs, and raking. Cleaning includes, but is not limited to vault toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, and parking areas. Vault toilets must be cleaned and stocked daily when on duty, sometimes multiple times a day. Hosts will REPORT any repairs needed to recreation staff and may be asked to assist with those repairs and/or other maintenance needs. Hosts will be asked to assist BLM recreation staff with managing online reservations through recreation.gov, update reservation placards on site posts, support special projects related to the campground and/or other nearby recreation facilities, assist rangers with fee compliance, conducts compliance on parking, informs visitors of pertinent fire restrictions, and complete visitor data collection. Hosts will be provided with all necessary equipment and personal protection equipment (PPE) to perform duties including volunteer uniform, gloves, hardhat, hearing and eye protection, mowers/trimmers, UTV (official use only within the confines of the campground), hand tools, power tools, and equipment fuel. The BLM will pay for all replacement and repairs of tools and equipment that is damaged or broken due to normal on-duty wear and tear. Government equipment that is damaged due to misuse and/or negligence on the volunteers’ end will be their responsibility to repair and/or replace. Host Benefits: The BLM Dillon Field Office reimburses the camp host $38 per day, for no more than 5 days of volunteer work, for meals and incidental expenses. The free host site MAY INCLUDE full electric, septic, water hookups, Internet and phone; regardless of location drinking water will be provided. The BLM does not reimburse for the purchase of hosts’ propane. Start Date - 2025-05-01 End Date - 2025-09-30
Date Posted: Dec 31, 2024
-
Flexible Schedule
|
Dillon, MT 59725
We are looking for friendly, customer-service focused campground hosts for our beautiful Ruby Creek Campground, located on the banks of the Madison River about a 15 minute drive south of Ennis MT. Ruby Creek Campground is an expanded amenity campground that includes large campsites, a boat ramp, vault toilets, and drinking water. The campground is open from May 1 thru October 1 annually. Our busy season runs from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. The campsites usually fill during our busy season and the boat ramp will become busy and somewhat congested during popular weekends for fishing activities. The campground is a first come first served campground with a fee tube (Iron Ranger) located on site. The campground hosts’ primary responsibility is to provide information and assistance to the public, meet and greet arrivals, and maintain campground facilities. Often our campground hosts are the first and only contact campers may have with a BLM representative, it is imperative to public safety and the recreation program as a whole that campers receive professional and accurate messaging regarding their stay in the campgrounds and surrounding areas. It is critical that a host conveys a professional and personable presence, maintaining a positive attitude agency-approved appearance, including wearing the appropriate attire (provided). Volunteers must be physically capable of performing all duties and are expected to be on location 5 days a week, including weekends and holidays, providing volunteer assistance a minimum of 4 hours per day (5 days a week). Hosts will be reimbursed up to 5 days a week and are required to take 2 days off each week to enjoy the surrounding area and gain necessary and required rest and recuperation for their next shift. Host positions begin, at the earliest, May 1st, and run, at the latest, through September 30 th . If recreation-specific needs arise, specific dates may be negotiated with the Outdoor Recreation Planner(s) and/or the Assistant Field Manager. Length of volunteer season is not guaranteed and is contingent upon staffing, budget, and workforce requirements, and may be shorter due to unforeseen circumstances. Volunteer positions are at-will, and may be terminated at any time at the discretion of the hiring agency. Specific Duties: Hosts will provide information regarding campground stay(s), local recreational opportunities, BLM rules and regulations, and best resource management practices. They will identify inappropriate and/or illicit behavior and REPORT to BLM and/or local Law Enforcement and/or recreation staff, depending on severity and/or urgency. Daily duties include cleaning, sweeping, mowing, weed eating, lifting garbage bags and cans, shoveling, replacing signs, and raking. Cleaning includes, but is not limited to vault toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, and parking areas. Vault toilets must be cleaned and stocked daily when on duty, sometimes multiple times a day. Hosts will REPORT any repairs needed to recreation staff and may be asked to assist with those repairs and/or other maintenance needs. Hosts will be asked to assist BLM recreation staff with managing online reservations through recreation.gov, update reservation placards on site posts, support special projects related to the campground and/or other nearby recreation facilities, assist rangers with fee compliance, conducts compliance on parking, informs visitors of pertinent fire restrictions, and complete visitor data collection. Hosts will be provided with all necessary equipment and personal protection equipment (PPE) to perform duties including volunteer uniform, gloves, hardhat, hearing and eye protection, mowers/trimmers, UTV (official use only within the confines of the campground), hand tools, power tools, and equipment fuel. The BLM will pay for all replacement and repairs of tools and equipment that is damaged or broken due to normal on-duty wear and tear. Government equipment that is damaged due to misuse and/or negligence on the volunteers’ end will be their responsibility to repair and/or replace. Host Benefits: The BLM Dillon Field Office reimburses the camp host $38 per day, for no more than 5 days of volunteer work, for meals and incidental expenses. The free host site MAY INCLUDE full electric, septic, and water hookups; regardless of location drinking water will be provided. Internet may be available via a cell phone booster and DSL service may become available in the future. The BLM does not reimburse for the purchase of hosts’ propane. Start Date - 2025-05-01 End Date - 2025-09-30
Date Posted: Dec 31, 2024
-
Flexible Schedule
|
North Bend, OR 97459
BLM provides the Site Host with RV hook up, Electricity and Water The site host is responsible for the following duties: Pick up litter along campground sites, roadways, parking areas, day use area and group campground. Clean and stock restrooms at least ONCE a day on scheduled days. Shovel fire pits (when sites are open and or needed). Assist with cleaning interpretive panels, benches and other amenities. Perform maintenance and support duties as assigned at the Edson Creek Campground. Manage the arrival/departure reservations and placards in the campground. Inform BLM staff and law enforcement of violations, emergency needs and other circumstances that require attention. The volunteer is not responsible for enforcement. Work cooperatively with BLM staff and properly use communication device such as radios and In/Out Board. Assist with firewood sales. Provide accurate information to the public. Additional requirements for Volunteer Host Provide trailer, 5 th wheel, or motorhome for personal accommodation. Reside and fit in host site and stay on site during assigned days. Pets must be kept on a leash or otherwise physically restricted. You are responsible for cleaning up after your pet and its behavior. No more than 2 dogs are permitted. Attend volunteer training as requested or required by the volunteer supervisor such as basic first aid and CPR. Must have personal vehicle for personal needs and a valid driver’s license for site host duties. Wear proper footwear and must be able to walk on a daily basis throughout the campground and perform duties in all weather conditions Days off will be scheduled with BLM host coordinator: Host may be off site or stay on site during days off. We request you are available on weekends and holidays as these are our busiest times. Start Date - 2025-05-19 End Date - 2025-10-04
Date Posted: Oct 10, 2024
-
Flexible Schedule
|
Virtual Opportunity
The Bureau of Land Management, (BLM) Cascades Field Office seeks two experienced, enthusiastic host couples to join our team at Wildwood Recreation Site ! Wildwood is a popular year-round day use recreation site situated along the Wild and Scenic Salmon River adjacent to the Mt. Hood National Forest. At Wildwood, visitors enjoy multiple walking trails, various individual and group picnic areas, reservable shelters and picnic kitchens, sport fields, and a seasonal swimming area. Host volunteers assist BLM staff to open and close the site each day, manage shelter and picnic kitchen reservations, answer visitor questions, encourage visitor rule adherence, and maintain the site. The selected volunteer(s) must have strong interpersonal and customer service skills, as visitor interactions occur daily. Volunteers are also required to perform maintenance duties, such as landscaping (weed-eating, mowing, leaf blowing) and cleaning (restrooms, litter collection, etc.) Based on these physical duties, volunteers must be able and willing to walk up to several miles per day and lift up to 15 pounds. Site-based training is provided by BLM staff upon entry on duty. Each volunteer host couple is provided one paved RV site with water, electric and sewer hookups and a propane supply for the duration of their service term. This position works on site April through September. A full six-month commitment is required. Start Date - 2025-04-01 End Date - 2025-09-30
Date Posted: Dec 22, 2024
