Summertime campground host jobs in Alaska

Becoming a campground host can be an ideal way to spend the summer in Alaska. Campground hosts who volunteer with Alaska State Parks are responsible for greeting other campers, answering questions about area attractions and helping ensure everyone knows the park rules

Granite Tors campground has 23 campsites and is located at mile 39.5 Chena Hot Springs Road, along a peaceful stretch of the Chena River. The Campground is dominated by large, old-growth white spruce trees that tower over the campsites.  An active beaver pond can be found adjacent to the parking area along with the popular Granite Tors Trailhead.  The campground and parking area sees moderate use on weekdays and can be quite busy on weekends.

Campround host responsibilities

• Monitor the campground fee program, parking area use annual decal sales and firewood sales.
• Provide visitor information and assistance.
• Perform minor campground maintenance, litter pickup, and minor landscaping.
• Clean restrooms and assist with janitorial duties.

Amenities

A rustic cabin was recently moved to this area and is being upgraded for use by summer campground hosts.  The dry (no water) 12’x20’ cabin has a woodstove, refrigerator, two burner propane cook top and a small bedroom.  The campground host also receives a subsistence payment.

Volunteers are required to stay at least 7-8 weeks minimum on site. Season starts from late May and ends early September. Preference given for longer commitments.

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