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The California State Park system has 280 incredible state parks. Their miles of breathtaking coastline, remarkable wetlands, majestic redwood forests, beautiful deserts and colorful valleys provide a diversity of parks found nowhere else in the world. Volunteer host positions are available in over 100 parks. This is a great opportunity to spend time in a wonderful location and meet fellow travelers. Campground Hosts are typically located in a campground and Park Hosts' location is in a State Historic Park.
Host duties vary according to each park but generally include providing visitor information, staffing visitor centers and museums, maintenance projects and general housekeeping. Most hosts work approximately 20 hours a week and, in exchange for those services, the hosts are provided with a campsite during their stay.
Many parks have full hookups and are equipped with restrooms and showers. For those who prefer a more rustic setting, there are parks with little or no hookups or commercial amenities. When applying as a host, make sure the location that interests you has the appropriate hookups for your needs.
For a complete list of California State Parks that use volunteer hosts, see current and ongoing host openings below.

Please send your Volunteers in Parks Program (VIPP) application
directly to the park you are interested in being considered for.
Click here for a Volunteer in Parks Program (VIPP) application.

Angel Island State Park
(Availability year around) Located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Must have a boat suitable for living aboard; a docking slip will be provided. Duties include greeting visitors and providing assistance and information, fee collections and general maintenance. Send applications to: PO Box 318, Tiburon, CA 94920 or tours.angelisland@parks.ca.gov or call (415) 435-5390 for more information.

Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
Enjoy beautiful weather, desert wildflowers and the possibility of spotting big horn sheep in this large campground and day use area located at the base of Borrego Palm Canyon. Volunteers perform traditional host duties include registering campers, collecting fees, conducting camp checks, staffing the entrance station, selling firewood, and some housekeeping duties. This busy campground and day use area is a great winter host opportunity for active volunteers. Full hook-ups sites are provided for hosts and cell service is available. Two month minimum stay required. For more information, contact Chris Lozano at christopher.lozano@parks.ca.gov.

Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Vern Whitaker Horse Camp
The horse camp offers a unique camp host opportunity on the edge of Coyote Canyon with incredible views of the Santa Rosa Mountains. The campground has 10 sites with corrals for park visitors to camp with horses, as well as a day use area. There are many riding and hiking opportunities in the area and horse trails can be accessed directly from the camp. This semi-remote campground offers traditional host duties, including registering campers, collecting fees, answering questions, some light housekeeping and the opportunity to assist with special projects.. A full hook-up site is provided for the host. Vern Whitaker Horse Camp is located approximately 8 miles north of the town of Borrego Springs, including 3 miles of dirt road to access the camp. One month minimum stay required. For more information, contact Chris Lozano at christopher.lozano@parks.ca.gov.

Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park
Accepting applications for Mill hosts.
Note: This park is operated through an agreement with Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District. The host position includes a full hook-up campsite at Bothe-Napa Valley State Park, approx. 1 mile from the mill in the beautiful upper Napa Valley. The Bale Grist Mill is an 1850’s working flour mill with an impressive 36 foot waterwheel. The Millers give tours on weekends and some Monday holidays. They operate this magnificent machine, milling whole grain into fabulous flour. School groups visit the mill in the spring and fall. Living history events are held in October and December, where the mill comes alive with local volunteers and staff dressed in period appropriate clothing demonstrating the 1850’s life of early Napa Valley. Duties will include dressing in period appropriate clothing (provided), working closely with the millers, bagging flour, selling gift items, running a cash register and filling out daily accountable sales forms, cleaning the granary building and assisting with light housekeeping and grounds work. Host shifts will be approximately 24-30 hours a week, primarily on weekends and Monday holidays. Spring and fall includes assisting with school tours. A host couple is preferred for this position.
If interested, please send a state park volunteer host application or resume. Be sure to include in your email, your rig size and amperage needs, your available dates and reference contacts.
Contact the volunteer coordinator: jason.jordan@countyofnapa.org.

Benbow Lake State Recreation Area
(Availability May - September) This park has up to three host sites/positions available. Two have water, electrical and sewer hook-ups and one has water and electrical, with a dump station nearby. Camp host duties include campground checks, camper registration, firewood sales and occasional light maintenance. The park includes 75 developed campsites located along the beautiful South Fork of the Eel River in a mixed forest of towering redwoods and Douglas fir trees, as well as oaks, madrone, and maples. Campground is operational Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend only. For more information or to apply, please contact Ranger Andrea Mapes at (707) 247-3318 or andrea.mapes@parks.ca.gov.

Benicia State Recreation Area
Enjoy the marshlands, grassy hillsides and rocky beaches along the narrowest portion of the Carquinez Strait while volunteering at Benicia State Recreation Area.
Benicia State Recreation Area is looking for enthusiastic and reliable Park Host. Host position is available for active and friendly individuals.
This volunteer position assists with various aspects of park operations, including visitor services and maintenance work. The park host responds to visitor inquiries, cleans restrooms, closes gates, assists with park interpretive programs, and does light maintenance and litter pickup.
RV site with full hookups provided. Park Hosts are required to volunteer at least 25 hours a week in in exchange for those services, the hosts are provided with a campsite during their stay.
If you have any questions and are interested in applying for this Park Host position please contact Supervising Ranger Cameron Morrison at Cameron.Morrison@parks.ca.gov.

Bidwell-Sacramento River State Park
Located at the Sacramento River Access at Irvine Finch adjacent to Hamilton City in Glenn County, this unit provides direct day-use access to the Sacramento River for the public in addition to enroute camping . The unit provides one full hookup site for a camp host that can accommodate a 33’ RV. The current operation is year round. The Park Host primarily provides for the support of maintenance by performing minor maintenance tasks in addition to fee verification.
For more information, contact Maintenance Supervisor Doug Holder at 530-342-5185 or douglas.holder@parks.ca.gov.

Big Sur State Parks
Camp host positions available in three parks in beautiful Big Sur. Minimum 4 month commitment of 30 volunteer hours per week for an active and friendly person or couple. Applications will be accepted and considered on a rolling basis. If applying as a couple, please submit an application for each individual.

Andrew Molera State Park - Accepting applications for Summer into Fall of 2021.
One RV site with full hook ups and one RV site with water and sewer (no electricity). 35' limit, no pull-through. Both sites are located in an area closed to the public. There is no campground at this park. Typical responsibilities involve assisting with kiosk operations, parking, trail and beach monitoring. This coastal park is on the west side of Highway 1 and features access to a wilderness beach. Only cell phones on the AT&T network will work. No internet or satellite reception. Hosting opportunities available year-round. Located approximately 30 minutes south of Carmel. Visit the ANDREW MOLERA WEBSITE for more information on this state park. For more information contact Bigsur.Volunteer@parks.ca.gov.

Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park
One RV site with water and electric hook-ups located in the parking area of a heavily-used day use area. Pumpout service for gray and black water provided once a week. No cell phone service, internet or satellite reception available. This is a remote park on the Big Sur coast, with the nearest services 11 miles away (20 minutes) and 'town' (Carmel/Monterey) 40 miles away (1 hour). Julia Pfeiffer Burns, home to McWay Falls, is one of the area's most popular attractions. It's located along the beautiful, rugged Big Sur Coast and offers hiking trails, scenic views, and two environmental campsites. Host duties include greeting and assisting visitors, trail monitoring, map and firewood sales, interpretation, and light facility maintenance. Smaller rigs are preferred as there is limited turnaround area and requires backing in on a curved road over a narrow bridge. Hosts with larger rigs (over 26') are advised to scout the location before applying. No pull-through. Hosting opportunities available for spring, summer and fall seasons. Visit the JULIA PFEIFFER BURNS WEBSITEfor more information on this state park. For more information contact Bigsur.Volunteer@parks.ca.gov.

Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park - Accepting applications for Summer into Fall of 2021.
Five RV sites with full hook-ups along the Big Sur River in a beautiful redwood forest. 35' limit, no pull-through. Approximately 40 minutes south of Carmel, this popular 189-site campground offers hiking trails, river access, waterfalls, a Nature Center, a lodge and restaurant concession. Duties vary and can include camp checks, firewood sales, staffing the Nature Center, kiosk operation and interpretation. Unreliable/limted phone, internet and satellite service. Hosting opportunities available year-round. Visit the PFEIFFER BIG SUR WEBSITEfor more information on this state park. For more information contact Bigsur.Volunteer@parks.ca.gov.

Bolsa Chica State Beach
All host positions are filled for the 2020/2021 season. Applications are not being accepted at this time.
Bolsa Chica State Beach offers an extraordinary combination of oceanside recreation close to tidal wetlands wildlife. Host duties include camper registration, camp checks, light maintenance, providing public information, etc.

Bothe-Napa Valley State Park
Note: This park is operated through an agreement with Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District. The campground and yurt host position includes a full hook-up campsite in the beautiful upper Napa Valley. Work will be approximately 24-30 hours a week. Duties will include selling firewood, assisting the staff with posting reservation information, assisting campers with general park information along with assisting staff with explanation of park rules and regulations using voluntary compliance techniques, light housekeeping in restrooms, campsites and yurts.
If interested, please send a state park volunteer host application or a resume. Be sure to include in your email, your rig size and amperage needs, your available dates and reference contacts.
Contact Host Coordinator: jason.jordan@countyofnapa.org.

(Availability late April through October) The North Grove host site is a 36' paved site with water, sewer and electric hook-ups. There is a phone line to the site the host can activate through AT&T. The North Grove Campground has 73 sites.
The Oak Hollow Campground host site is a 30' paved site with water, sewer and electric hook-ups. There is no phone or internet access. The Oak Hollow Campground has 55 sites.
Contact Ranger Daniel Kendall at (209) 795-2334, or by email at Daniel.Kendall@parks.ca.gov.

Carpinteria State Beach
Carpinteria State Beach has no Host vacancies at the moment. The typical appointment is three months up to a maximum of six months.
Camp Host duties include camper registration, collecting fees, staffing the visitor center, firewood sales (Hosts must be able to lift up to 25 lbs.), light maintenance and reporting incidents and emergencies. Camp Hosts also have the opportunity to present interpretive programs.
Maintenance Host duties include restroom cleaning, maintenance projects, grounds keeping and reporting of incidents and emergencies.
Host campsites have a picnic table, fire ring, electricity, water and sewer hookups.
Please contact Spencer Stacy by email atSpencer.Stacy@parks.ca.gov

We have a camp host opening for the 2022 summer season. We ask prospective camp host(s) to commit from mid- May through Labor Day Weekend. Please contact Ranger Todd Barto at 530-712-7295 or email todd.barto@parks.ca.gov.

Located along the upper Sacramento River in Northern California, this park is the gateway to the Shasta-Trinity National Forest; home to world-class fishing, hiking, and outdoor adventure. We have two campgrounds at Castle Crags State Park and each have one Camp Host site. Our main campground has 64 campsites and Riverside Campground has 12 campsites. Our Camp Host sites have full hookups (30A), a picnic table, and a fire ring. Laundry facilities are available on site. Camp Host duties include collecting fees, conducting camp checks, providing visitor information, and light housekeeping. Our season begins in May and ends in September. Self-contained vehicles are a must. Please contact Ranger Todd Barto at 530-235-2684 or email at todd.barto@parks.ca.gov.

Caswell Memorial State Park
Campground hosts are needed from April-November in this 64 campsite park located along the Stanislaus River near Ripon. Two sites are available:

1. Full hook-ups, picnic table and fire ring. Duties include assisting staff with fee collection, camp checks, providing public information and firewood sales.
2. Water and electrical hook-up, picnic table and fire ring. Duties include assisting maintenance staff with cleaning restrooms, fire rings, trash pickup and recycling program. Must be able to lift 25 lbs.

Contact Ranger Tony Tealdi at 209-826-1197 anthony.tealdi@parks.ca.gov.

China Camp State Park
Back Ranch Meadows Campground in China Camp State Park has two host sites with full hookups. The campground has 30 walk-in campsites. Prospective camp host volunteers must be team-oriented, with good communication skills and sunny dispositions. Duties include but are not limited to: checking in campers and managing reservations, morning and evening campground checks, periodic cleaning of restrooms and campsites, opening and closing of campground gate, assisting staff with fee collection, providing public information and firewood sales. 30 hours a week. Must be able to lift 25lbs.

Amenities available: Water, sewage, and electrical hook-up. Both sites can accommodate max 40ft vehicle. A picnic table and fire ring are available. If interested, please complete a CA State Parks Volunteer Application and send it to China Camp S.P. For inquiries about hosting call 415-456-0766 or email friendsofchinacamp@gmail.com.

Clear Lake State Park
Now accepting applications for volutneer camp hosts.

Clear Lake State Park is a hidden gem with volcano and lake views. Clear Lake State Park is a bird watcher's paradise and has some of the best fishing in the nation. Camp Host duties include greeting visitors, firewood sales, assisting the entrance station, light housekeeping, grounds keeping, assisting with camp checks, and reporting incidents and emergencies. Camp Host sites include full hookups and free WiFi. Candidates must be self-motivated and hard working. We are asking for a 6-month commitment, 30 volunteer hours per week, and must be available on weekends and holidays. For more information, please call Wendy Lieberg at (707) 279–8650 or email completed VIPP applications to wendy.lieberg@parks.ca.gov.

Crystal Cove State Park
All host positions are filled for the 2020/2021 season. Applications are not being accepted at this time.
Crystal Cove is a very busy park with 3.2 miles of beach, 2400 acres of backcountry trails, a Historic District, and more. Host duties include camper registration, camp checks, assisting at entrance station, light maintenance, providing public information, etc.

Cuyamaca Rancho State Park
(Availability year around). Hosts are needed for two campgrounds in the beautiful mountains of eastern San Diego County. Host sites have picnic table, fire ring, electricity, water and sewer. Three month commitment required. Duties include providing information to visitors, camper registration, firewood sales and light maintenance.
Please contact park staff at (760) 765-3050 or Andrew.Ferreira@parks.ca.gov.

Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park
Mill Creek Campground in Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park is operated by the National Park Service. The campground hosts are needed from early May through September. Duties include roving campground and conducting camp checks, as well as providing orientation and information, selling firewood, assisting fee collection staff, and performing light janitorial or maintenance work as needed. The position is a 4 to 5 month commitment, with 32 hours/week commitment required. Full hook-ups are available, but no phone service. Mill Creek Campground is located seven miles south of Crescent City, CA, which provides typical community services, such as medical services, grocery and drug stores, restaurants, movie theaters, etc. Couples or individuals interested in serving as campground hosts at Mill Creek Campground should apply online at www.volunteer.gov. Or, contact the park Volunteer Coordinator by email or at (707) 465-7393.

Doheny State Beach
All host positions are filled for the 2020/2021 season. Applications are not being accepted at this time.

Doheny State Beach is located in the city of Dana Point, California and is one of California's most popular state beaches, attracting nearly one million visitors every year. Hosts register campers, collect fees, staff the visitor center, assist at the entrance station, and provide firewood sales, camp checks, light maintenance, and public information, etc. Doheny State Beach is open year round with high visitation numbers. An example of camp host duties could include camper registration, collecting fees, staffing a visitor center, firewood sales (host must be able to lift 25 lbs.), reporting incidents and emergencies, park maintenance and groundskeeping. Camp host can also have the opportunity to present interpretive programs.
Doheny also uses Maintenance Hosts. Duties include restroom cleaning, maintenance projects, responding and reporting emergency situations and requiring knowledge ans skill in repair of facilities and restrooms.

Donner Memorial State Park
All camp host positions are currently full. Campground has approximately 150 sites. All restrooms are new and accessible; the campground lies adjacent to beautiful Donner Lake. Donner Memorial SP has an active Visitor Center and day use operation. Camp host duties include 'meet and greet' the visitors, campground registration, assist at entrance station when needed, complete camp checks, firewood sales and light maintenance. One camp host site has full hook-ups.
If interested, please contact:

Volunteer Coordinator
Donner Memorial State Park
12593 Donner Pass Rd.
Truckee, CA 96161-3856
(530)582-7892

El Capitan State Beach
El Capitan State Beach has Maintenance Host and Camp Host positions. The typical appointment is three months up to a maximum of six months.
Camp Host duties include assisting staff with fee collection, providing public information, firewood sales (Hosts must be able to lift up to 25 lbs.), reporting of incidents and emergencies, and light maintenance.
Maintenance Host duties include restroom cleaning, maintenance projects, grounds keeping, and reporting of incidents and emergencies.
The park has four Host campsites, each with a picnic table, fire ring, and water, electrical and sewer hookups.
For questions (no applications will be accepted via email) about Camp Host opportunities please email Ranger Buckley at Ericka.Buckley@parks.ca.gov.
To apply for a Camp Host position, complete a DPR 208h form (available for download in the right tool bar of this page) and attach a picture of you with your RV/trailer/vehicle. Mail the form and picture to:

Ranger Buckley
10 Refugio Beach Road
Goleta, CA 93117
(Only mailed applications will be considered.)

Emma Wood State Beach - North Beach Campground
North Beach Campground has one Camp Host position. The Host site has no hookups. Hosts may use the dump station at Carpinteria SB. Duties include kiosk operations, greeting and registering campers, fee collection, reporting incidents and emergencies, light maintenance duties and firewood sales. Host assignments are from three to six months.
For more information, please contact Ross Carey at Ross.Carey@parks.ca.gov. Submit a completed application to Ross Carey 901 San Pedro Street, Ventura, CA 93001.

Emma Wood State Beach - Ventura River Group Camp
The Ventura River Group Camp has three Camp Host positions. Two Host sites have water, sewer and electric hookups, the other site has water and electric hookups only. Camp Host duties include kiosk operation, greeting and registering campers, fee collection, reporting incidents and emergencies, light maintenance, opening and securing entrance gate on a morning and evening basis, and firewood sales. Host assignments are from three to six months.
For more information, please contact Ross Carey at Ross.Carey@parks.ca.gov. Submit a completed application to Ross Carey 901 San Pedro Street, Ventura, CA 93001.

Folsom Lake State Recreation Area
Beals Point Campground - Camp Host positions are available beginning October 1
Beals Point campground offers 21 sites with full hook-ups (sewer and water) and 49 sites without. There are two designated host sites offering full hook-ups. The camp host duties require a 30 hour per week minimum consisting of campground registration, camp checks, firewood sales, light maintenance and kiosk operational duties. A minimum stay of six months is required.
Peninsula Campground - Camp Host positions are available beginning October 1
Peninsula Campground is located on the east side of Folsom Lake in a remote location and is approximately 25 minutes southwest of the town Cool. The Peninsula campground offers 83 sites with one host site offering full hook-ups. The camp host duties require a 30 hour per week minimum consisting of campground registration, camp checks, firewood sales, light maintenance and kiosk operational duties. A minimum stay of six months is required.
If interested in the either camp host positions, please fill out the VIPP Form (application) below and email it to flsra.camphost@parks.ca.gov.

Fort Humboldt SHP
This park has no host positions at this time. The Park is closed on the weekends. It is open for Day Use weekdays, but no services are provided.
Contact the North Coast District offices located at Fort Humboldt for details at (707) 445-6547.

Gaviota State Park
Gaviota State Park has Maintenance Host and Camp Host positions. The typical appointment is three months up to a maximum of six months.
Camp Host duties include assisting staff with fee collection, providing public information, firewood sales (Hosts must be able to lift up to 25 lbs.), reporting of incidents and emergencies, and light maintenance.
Maintenance Host duties include restroom cleaning, maintenance projects, grounds keeping, and reporting of incidents and emergencies.
The park host campsites, each with a picnic table, fire ring, and water, electrical and sewer hookups.
For questions (no applications will be accepted via email) about Camp Host opportunities please email Ranger Buckley at Ericka.Buckley@parks.ca.gov.
To apply for a Camp Host position, complete a DPR 208h form (available for download in the right tool bar of this page) and attach a picture of you with your RV/trailer/vehicle. Mail the form and picture to:

Ranger Buckley
10 Refugio Beach Road
Goleta, CA 93117
(Only mailed applications will be considered.)

Grizzly Creek Redwoods State Park
Accepting applications for Summer 2022.
This quaint old growth redwood park is situated on the beautiful Van Duzen River on Highway 36, approximately 20 minutes from the town of Fortuna. The host site has full hook-ups. Hosts at Grizzly Creek will assist with campground operations, day-use, light maintenance when needed, and if desired, will help with interpretive programs as well. The park consists of 28 campsites, a group camp, a day-use area, meandering trails through the redwoods, and of course, the old-fashioned visitor center. If you're seeking your first host position, Grizzly is a great way to learn the ropes. If you're a seasoned host, you'll love it even more! Please note: Grizzly Creek has limited cell phone but our visitor center is a wi-fi hotspot. If you're interested in spending a couple months along the banks of the Van Duzen, surrounded by towering redwoods please contact Ranger Nic Gunvaldson at 707-946-1805 or Nic.Gunvaldson@parks.ca.gov email for more information.

Grover Hot Springs State Park
Campground open late April to early October. Camp host site has electricity, water and sewer. Duties may include collection of camp fees and operation of reservation system, visitor information and contact, firewood sales, and housekeeping. Will work 20 to 30 hours per week. Prefer to have a camp host who can stay during the entire time that the campground is open. Grover is a beautiful park, nestled in the Sierras, 40 minutes south of Lake Tahoe. There is a wealth of scenic recreational opportunities in the area.
Please call (530) 694-2649 for additional information.

Half Moon Bay State Beach
Half Moon Bay State Beach has a 52 site campground and is located just 25 miles south of San Francisco on the beautiful San Mateo Coast. Duties include campground registration/visitor assistance, firewood sales and light maintenance tasks (i.e. toilet paper restocking, light bathroom cleaning). Full hook-ups available for camp host site. Minimum commitment: 4 months, max 7. Experienced hosts preferred, please explore what a camp host is before submitting an application stating you want to become one. 2-nights off per week; expect to be working on weekends and must be comfortable working evening hours. The volunteer application is accessible on this website and should be filled-out and mailed via USPS with dates of availability. Mail completed applications to Half Moon Bay State Beach c/o Host Application, 95 Kelly Ave Half Moon Bay, CA 94019. Incomplete or nonspecific bulk-style applications/emails will be thrown away.

Hearst San Simeon State Park
Camp Host positions are currently occupied.
Camp host are responsible for conducting campground checks, collecting fees, firewood sales, answering questions from the public, performing light maintenance duties, and assisting the entrance station and ranger staff as needed. The host is expected to work 25+ hours each week and the position is a four month commitment. The campsite has full RV or trailer hookups. If you wish to be considered for this position please email a volunteer application to kyle.trahan@parks.ca.gov.

Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park (April 1 through October 31)
Henry Cowell is located in the beautiful Santa Cruz Mountains. It is only a few short miles from the city of Santa Cruz. The park features 15 miles of hiking and riding trails through a variety of forested areas including redwood, mixed evergreen, riparian, ponderosa pine, and a rare ecosystem called the Santa Cruz Sand Hills. The park's day use area contains large old-growth redwoods.
The campground is located in a warmer, drier, non-redwood section of the park. There are 110 campsites plus a bike-in site. The camp host is provided with full hookups in a site that can accommodate a maximum 34' RV. Duties include greeting campers and providing information and assistance. The camp host is also responsible for wood sales, a daily camp check, and some light maintenance.
If you are interested in a position at this family-friendly campground, please mail your application to the Camp Host Coordinator at 101 North Trees Park Road, Felton, CA 95018.

Heber Dunes State Vehicle Recreation Area(Availability October-April)
Park Hosts are needed at Heber Dunes SVRA, a 343-acre off-road vehicle recreation area, during the limited use season between October and April, for 3-month minimum to 6-month maximum stay. Located in the Imperial Valley of Southern California, the park is day use only, open from 8:00 a.m. until Sunset, daily.
Duties include opening and closing the entrance gate, providing information and guidance to visitors, information to staff, recycling and light maintenance, and more, depending on skills and interest level. Some restroom cleaning may be required, as needed. You may be trained to use All-Terrain Vehicles to assist in your duties. No public camping is allowed in the park except for limited special events.
The host site is within the off-highway recreation area where minimal riding takes place, and is located in a shady grove near the park entrance shielded from the road and wind by a thick stand of trees. The site does have hook-ups, and first class showers are available for your use at the park restroom. Shopping is available nearby in Holtville, Calexico and El Centro.
Benefits include quick access to Baja California, Mexico and to some of California's nearby premier riding areas. If you are an off-highway-vehicle-riding enthusiast, this assignment would be ideal. Summer is not for everyone, with temperatures exceeding the high 90's to low 100's daily. With an average of only 2' of rainfall each year, this is one of the sunniest areas on earth. This remnant of the untamed Imperial Valley is unique, a heavily wooded area in the midst of sand dunes surrounded by intense agricultural productivity. In addition, a surprising amount of wildlife is here, with terrific birding and the Colorado River to the east near Yuma, AZ.
Please contact Volunteer Coordinator, Jeff Price at (760) 825-9358 or Jeff.Price@parks.ca.gov for more details.

Humboldt Redwoods State Park Visitor Center
Accepting applications for Summer 2022.
If you’d like to work in a busy, fun environment with other dedicated volunteers, then Humboldt Redwoods is the right place for you. Located in the heart of the redwood empire, this visitor center sees thousands of people all year long. Volunteers are expected to run the book store and visitor center, help visitor center staff with various duties including stocking and light cleaning, be available to answer the many questions posed by interested visitors and sometimes volunteers will take part in interpretive programs. Volunteers at Humboldt Redwoods often return year after year to be a part of this special place and a member of this great team. Individual RV sites with full hook-ups are provided and are located in the employee housing section of park headquarters. It doesn’t get better than this! For more information please contact Sophia Eckert at (707) 946-2263 or by e-mail at director@humboldtredwoods.org for more information.

Humboldt Redwoods State Park Burlington Campground
Accepting applications for Winter 2021 and 2022
Burlington Campground is located on the scenic and historic Avenue of the Giants next to the Humboldt Redwoods Visitor Center and is open year around. During the summer months, this 58-site campground is busy with many families who return year after year to enjoy the beautiful redwoods and the many recreational opportunities the park offers. In the winter, things slow down a bit with tourists and fishermen staying for just one night or two. Camp hosts who work during the summer months help in the kiosk working with park seasonal staff. During the winter months, hosts do most of the day to day chores of campground operations. Full hookups are provided.
Please contact Ranger Nic Gunvaldson at 707-946-1805 or by e-mail at Nic.Gunvaldson@parks.ca.gov for more information..

Humboldt Redwoods State ParkCuneo Creek Horse Camp
Accepting applications for Summer 2022
One paragraph is not enough to brag about Cuneo Creek Horse Camp! This beloved campground is located on an old homestead amongst 100-year old apple and pear trees, beautiful shade trees and amazing wildlife. Also among the daily visitors are equestrian campers and day-users. Humboldt Redwoods State Park has over 100 miles of trails, many of which are open to horses. People come from all over the United States to visit this campground! As the host, you will interact with a wide variety of people and their beautiful horses, but horse experience is not required. The host at Cuneo Creek registers campers and day-users, sells firewood and answers a myriad of questions. Full hook-ups are provided. Light maintenance duties are appreciated but not required. For the right people, Cuneo Creek is a dream come true. This position doesn't come open often, so please call soon.
Please contact Ranger Nic Gunvaldson at 707-946-1805 or by e-mail at Nic.Gunvaldson@parks.ca.gov for more information.

Humboldt Redwoods State Park Albee Creek Campground
Accepting applications for Summer 2022
Albee Creek Campground is located at the edge of the beautiful and famous Rockefeller Forest. Full hook-ups are provided. This is a highly desirable host position and is likely to be filled quickly. Albee Creek is a favorite spot for many families who often stay a week or two at a time. Recreational opportunities abound at Albee Creek as this area is an entry point to many trails that are open to hikers, bicyclists and equestrians. Swimming and wading holes are nearby, as well as in the two creeks that border the campground itself. Hosts will cover shifts in the kiosk usually once or twice a week, depending on staffing levels. Light maintenance work is appreciated, but not required. If you love the tranquility of the redwoods and want to interact with a wonderful clientele.
Please contact Ranger Nic Gunvaldson at 707-946-1805 or by e-mail at Nic.Gunvaldson@parks.ca.gov for more information.

Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park
Now accepting applications for Summer and Fall 2021
Indian Grinding Rock SHP is a small park with a 23-site campground nestled in the pines, cedars and oaks of the Sierra Nevada foothills, located off scenic Highway 88 southeast of Sacramento. There is also a regional Indian museum at the park, historic towns nearby and the Mokelumne River just 15 minutes away. If any GOOD and RELIABLE hosts are looking for a new position, contact Pepper Youngs at pepper.youngs@parks.ca.gov.

Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
(Availability year around) This park features more than 10,000 acres of redwoods, and the wild and scenic Smith River. Host site has full hook-ups, but no phone service (Cellular works in most parts of campground). Camp host duties include assisting with campground registration, firewood sales, staffing visitor center, and performing light maintenance. We have an active partnership with the Redwood National Parks. Please contact the Marnin Robbins at 707-445-6547ext. 20 or marnin.robbins@parks.ca.gov for more information.

Lake Oroville State Recreation Area
We currently have openings for camp hosts!
Lake Oroville SRA is located approximately 75 miles north of Sacramento and has three hook-up/tent campgrounds, all of which offer convenient full hook-ups for its camp hosts. Selected camp hosts will provide support to rangers and visitor service staff, provide information and directions to the public, sell firewood and assist in campground registration and fee collection. Camp host must be available to work on weekends and holidays.
For further information regarding camp hosting availability at Lake Oroville SRA, please contact Ranger Chris Beehner at christopher.beehner@parks.ca.gov (e-mail preferred) or (530) 990-6579 or Ranger Eldon McBride at Eldon.McBride@parks.ca.gov (e-mail preferred) or (530) 990-6732.

Lake Perris State Recreation Area
Lake Perris SRA has 10 camp host sites. All sites have full hook-ups. Maximum stay is 6 months. Camp host duties include greeting the public, selling passes and taking group reservations. Maintenance positions also available. Please contact the Supervising Ranger at (951) 443-2421.

Lake Tahoe West Shore
Lake Tahoe – the gem of the Sierra. Come enjoy the beauty of the lake and the mountains. Camp Host duties include greeting visitors and providing assistance and information, firewood sales, staffing entrance stations, staffing the visitor center, reporting incidents and emergencies, light maintenance and conducting camp and parking checks. Each Camp Host site has a picnic table, fire ring, food storage locker, 110 volt 30 amp electrical hookup and a sewer hookup. Due to the black bear presence in the park, hard sided equipment is required for hosts. Minimum commitment of 4 months, 30 volunteer hours per week and be available on all weekends and holidays. Questions – 530-523-3187. Please email an application and photo of your RV/trailer/vehicle to Elizabeth.McMillan@parks.ca.govor mail it to:
CA State Parks - Sierra District
Camp Host Coord. – Lake Sector
PO Box 266
Tahoma, CA 96142

D.L. Bliss State Park(mid May through mid October, - weather dependent)
D.L. Bliss State Park features excellent beach and hiking trails. The park contains 165 campsites, a visitor center and day use parking lots. 2 Campground Hosts, 1 Visitor Center Host.
Ed Z'berg - Sugar Pine Point State Park (early May through October)
Sugar Pine Point State Park contains one of the finest remaining natural areas on Lake Tahoe. The park has 175 campsites and a separate day use area. 2 Host sites.
Emerald Bay State Park – Boat Camp (late May through September, weather dependent)
Located on north side of Emerald Bay (Gated service road). Boat-in Campground contains 20 boat-in campsites and is approximately 1 mile north of Vikingsholm on the Rubicon Trail.
Emerald Bay State ParkEagle Point Campground (late May through Labor Day)
The Eagle Point Campground consists of 100 campsites and is located at the south end of Emerald Bay. 2 Host sites. Seven miles north of South Lake Tahoe. Trailer Max: 29ft or Motorhome 31ft.

Applications will be accepted for review anytime. Interested applicants should email a completed VIPP-Volunteer In Parks Program Application DPR 208H to Kayla LaFreniere at Kayla.LaFreniere@parks.ca.gov. Resumes and photos of your camping vehicle are encouraged. Host sites have a picnic table, fire ring, electricity, and water and sewer hookups. Duties include camper registration, collection fees, staffing visitor center, firewood sales (able to lift up to 25lbs.) and light maintenance. The host is expected to work at least 25 hours each week; a three to six month commitment is desirable.

Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park-Chute Hill Campground
(Availability late April through September, weather dependent.)
Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park, a forested 3,000-acre park, is the site of California's largest hydraulic gold mine .The park contains 28 campsites without hookups, 3 cabins and has a separate day use area. Camp Host duties include greeting visitors and providing public assistance and information, firewood sales (Hosts must be able to lift up to 25 lbs.), collecting fees, reporting incidents and emergencies, conducting camp checks, assisting in the Visitor’s Center and light maintenance. Camp Hosts may also have the opportunity to present or assist with interpretive programs.
There is one Camp Host site in the Chute Hill Campground. The Camp Host site comes with a picnic table, fire ring, food storage locker and a sewer hookup (no electricity at this time). Due to food storage regulations and the black bear presence in the park, hard sided equipment is required for Camp Hosts. Prospective camp host volunteers must be team-oriented with good communication skills and sunny dispositions. We ask that you make a minimum commitment of 4 months, 30 volunteer hours per week and be available on all weekends and holidays. To apply for a Camp Host position, complete a VIPP Application (available for download in the right tool bar of this page) and attach a photo of you with your RV/trailer/vehicle. You can either email your completed application and photo to Jessica Gilbertson at Jessica.Gilbertson@parks.ca.gov or mail it to:

Malakoff Diggins SHP
23579 North Bloomfield Road
Nevada City, CA 95959
Attn: Vol. Coordinator Brooke Betz

Applicants will be accepted for review anytime. Interested applicants should email a completed VIPP-Volunteer in Parks Program Application (DPR 208H) to Kayla LaFreniere atKayla.LaFreniere@parks.ca.gov. Resumes and photos of your camping vehicle are encouraged. Host sites have a picnic table, fire ring, electricity, and water and sewer hookups. Duties include camper registration, collection fees, staffing visitor center, firewood sales (able to lift up to 25lbs.) and light maintenance. The host is expected to work at least 25 hours each week; a three to six month commitment is desirable.

Manresa State Beach & Campground
Santa Cruz District is looking for enthusiastic campground host. The campground is nestled in 200’ high sand dunes, sprinkled with coyote brush, coastal sagebrush, and lizard tail plants overlooking the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary. The campground site is developed and has full hook-ups. If you are interested in becoming a camp or maintenance host for Manresa Uplands State Beach and Campground please send your VIPP Application to us via e-mail; SouthPajaroCH@parks.ca.gov.

McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park
Now Accepting Applications for Volunteer Camp Hosts
McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park is looking for friendly, hard-working people to volunteer as camp hosts from April through October with a minimum three-month commitment. We have beautiful camp host sites with free hook-ups for your RV and complimentary laundry facilities. Duties include collecting recycling in the park, registering campers, and staffing a small visitor center. McArthur-Burney has 128 campsites surrounded by tall pines. There is access to Lake Britton to enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, and, of course, the breathtaking 129 foot-tall Burney Falls. There is much to see and do in the surrounding area as well. So please come and join our wonderful staff and team of volunteers.
Contact park ranger staff at (530) 335-2777 or Justin.Edwards@parks.ca.gov for more information.

McGrath State Beach
McGrath State Beach Campground has four Camp Host positions. All Host sites have full hookups. Visitor Services Camp Host duties include kiosk operation, fee collection, greeting and registering campers, reporting incidents and emergencies, light maintenance, firewood sales, and opening and securing entrance gate on a morning and evening basis. Maintenance Host duties include restroom cleaning, maintenance projects, grounds keeping and reporting incidents and emergencies. Host assignments are from three to six months.
For more information, please contact Ross Carey at Ross.Carey@parks.ca.gov. Submit a completed application to Ross Carey 901 San Pedro Street, Ventura, CA 93001.

Mendocino Sector Parks

Camp and Park Host positions available in 7 beautiful parks along the rugged coastline and in the redwoods.

Hendy Woods State Park
HOST POSITION AVAILABLE APRIL 2022-OCT 2022
Hendy Woods State Park is an 845-acre redwood oasis with 92 campsites and 4 primitive cabins, offering a traditional family camping experience along with several hiking trails through two separate old growth redwood groves. The park is located in the beautiful Anderson Valley three miles West of the town of Philo and 20 miles from the coast. The Anderson Valley hosts several wineries along Hwy 128 and the Anderson Valley Brewing Company in Boonville. Some services, gas, hardware, and local markets are available in Philo and Boonville. Shopping and more services are available in Ukiah, a drive of approximately 45 minutes. Summers and warm with temperatures in the 80s-90s during the day and mid-40s-50s at night. Winter weather can be cold and very wet with temperatures in the 40s-50s during the day and mid-20s-30s at night. This host site has full hook-ups water, sewer, and electrical (30 and 50 amp) but no propane hook-ups. There is some cell phone reception and WiFi is available at the kiosk. Duties will include park maintenance, and projects to improve campers experience. If you enjoy the outdoors, you will love Hendy Woods State Park.
Please contact Amelia Schall by email schall.amelia@parks.ca.gov or at 707-937-2645.

MacKerricher State Park
IMMEDIATE HOST SPOT AVAILABLE WINTER 2021 (SIX MONTHS)– Visitor services
This state park showcases the rugged beauty of the Mendocino Coast. The park features 10 miles of Beach, a Lake, Sand Dunes and coastal trails. The park is three miles north of Fort Bragg on Highway 1, near the town of Cleone. There are 143 campsites located and 2 group camps located in the park. There are two different host sites in the park with different duties visitor services hosts and maintenance hosts. Visitor Services Host duties include working in the entrance station, doing camp checks, collecting fees, selling firewood, registering campers and working with the reservation systems. Prior State Park host experience using the R2S2 reservation system is desirable. Maintenance Host duties include selling firewood, selling tokens, cleaning campsites, stocking comfort buildings, and light maintenance. All applicants must be able to provide great customer service in a very fast paced, extremely busy park. Electrical, water and sewer hook-ups are available.
Please contact Tracy Weisberg by email at tracy.weisberg@parks.ca.gov and/or Alex.Weseloh@parks.ca.gov or by phone 707-961-0404.

HOST SPOT AVAILABLE SPRING/SUMMER 2022 (SIX MONTHS)

Manchester State Park is located along the beautiful Mendocino coast six miles north of the town of Point Arena. The park has 36 primitive campsites and group camping. Some services, gas, laundry, and a local market are available in Manchester and Point Arena. There is some cell phone reception and WiFi is available at the office. Looking for a great host who is self-driven and enjoys working outdoors. Host site has full hook-ups; water, sewer and electrical (30 amp), but no propane hook-up. Summer host duties include assisting campers, fee collection, firewood sales, housekeeping and light maintenance. The campground is closed during the winter, so winter host responsibilities will be maintenance-based along with caretaking the park. Summers are cool with temperatures in the mid-50s - 60s during the day and mid-40s - 50s at night. Winter weather along the coast can be cold and wet with temperatures in the 40s - 50s during the day and 40s at night. Strong winds prevail year around.

Please contact Amelia Schall by email schall.amelia@parks.ca.gov or at 707-937-2645.

Mendocino Headlands State Park
Ford House Visitor Center
DOCENT POSITION AVAILABLE
The Ford House Museum & Visitor Center at the Mendocino Headlands State Park seeks Docents to work in the Ford House providing house tours, dispensing local information, selling items in the gift shop on a point-of-sale system and performing light housekeeping, as well as providing support for events. The Ford House, built in 1854 in Mendocino, is located in the heart of Mendocino and serves as a museum, retail store and information center for visitors, and is operated by the 501c3 nonprofit organization, the Mendocino Area Parks Association (MendoParks).
Host sites are available at the California State Parks Mendocino District yard located approximately three miles from the Ford House. Water, electric (50 amp) and sewer hookups provided. As needed, Hosts may be asked to work at any visitor centers operated by MendoParks (the Ford House, MacKerricher, Van Damme) as part of their required volunteer commitment.
Please contact Cindy Richards by email at cindy@mendoparks.orgor by calling (707) 937-4700.

Openings for folks looking for six month commitments from January - May 2023 and June - December 2023

Point Cabrillo is located just north of Mendocino Village, on Point Cabrillo Drive. There is a host site with full hook-ups available for someone who is willing to put in time at the MacKerricher Visitor Center, which is twelve miles north of the host site.

Please direct all inquiries to Amelia Schall by email schall.amelia@parks.ca.gov or at 707-937-2645.

Russian Gulch State Park
This scenic park along the Mendocino Coast is located three miles North of Mendocino and seven miles South of Fort Bragg and includes beautiful beaches, bluffs, trails and a waterfall. The park has 29 camp sites and one group camp. Host duties include grounds maintenance, assisting campers, parking lot checks, firewood sales, and housekeeping. This host site has full hook-ups water, sewer and electrical (30amp) but no propane hook-ups. Candidates must be self-motivated and hard working. Looking for people with a strong desire to improve the parks and give outstanding customer service. There is limited cell phone reception and WiFi is available at the Rec Hall.
Please contact Krista Pelikan at 707-961-0404 or by email at krista.pelikan@parks.ca.gov

Van Damme State Park
HOST POSITION AVAILABLE Summer 2022 April/May through Sept/Oct 2022.
This park is located two miles south of Mendocino along the scenic north coast and has a mild climate and wonderful trails. Host sites have water, electric (30 amp) and sewer hookups, but no propane available. There are two host sites. Some camp host duties include assisting campers, firewood and shower token sales, and ensuring campsites are in order for new arrivals. Candidates must be self-motivated and hard working. Looking for people with a strong desire to improve the parks and give outstanding customer service. Cell phone signals are not strong, but WiFi is available at the Visitor Center.
Please contact Tracy Weisberg by e-mail at tracy.weisberg@parks.ca.gov or at (707) 964-3689. OR Brandon Burson at brandon.burson@parks.ca.gov or at (707) 292-0740.

Westport-Union Landing State Beach
HOST POSITIONS AVAILABLE: April/May 2022 - Sept/Oct 2022
This state park showcases the rugged beauty of the Mendocino Coast with sweeping views of the restless Pacific, tree-covered mountains, and the Lost Coast. The park is three miles north of the town of Westport. There are 86 campsites located along three miles of bluffs and sandy beaches at one of the few parks in California that offers campsites that overlook the ocean. Host duties include assisting campers, fee collection, firewood sales, housekeeping and light maintenance. Electrical, water and sewer hook-ups are available. The host site is located on a bluff that overlooks the beach and ocean.
Please contact Tracy Weisberg by email at tracy.weisberg@parks.ca.gov or phone 707-964-3689.

Millerton Lake State Recreation Area
Accepting applications for Summer 2021
Located just twenty minutes from North Fresno, Millerton Lake State Recreation Area offers volunteer opportunities as a camp host, complete with a full hook-up site. Camp Hosts will be expected to be available at least five days a week in the campground performing tasks such as disseminating park information, answering visitors’ questions, checking in campers, light maintenance and housekeeping, confirming fees are paid, and minimal radio usage. Be visible for visitor inquiries, and part of the Millerton Lake SRA team. Currently accepting applications.
Please contact Millerton Lake SRA at (559) 822-2332 for more information. Visit us at www.parks.ca.gov/millertonlake.

Montana de Oro State Park
Camp Host positions are currently occupied. Camp host is responsible for conducting camp checks, collecting fees, selling firewood, answering questions from the public, light maintenance, and helping entrance station and ranger staff as needed. The position is a four month commitment. The host is expected to work 30 hours each week. The campsite has full hookups. Maximum RV or trailer length for this host site is 30'.
If you wish to be considered for future vacancies, please email a Volunteer Application to Will.Rushworth@parks.ca.gov .

Morro Bay State Park
Camp Host positions are currently occupied. The camp host is responsible for conducting camp checks, collecting fees, selling firewood, answering questions from the public, light maintenance, and helping the entrance station and ranger staff as needed. The host is expected to work 30 hours each week; the position is a four month to a six month commitment. The campsite has full hookups.
If you wish to be considered for future vacancies, please email a Volunteer Application to Will.Rushworth@parks.ca.gov.

Morro Strand State Beach
Camp Host positions are currently occupied. Camp hosts are responsible for conducting camp checks, collecting fees, selling firewood, answering questions from the public, light maintenance, and helping the entrance station and ranger staff as needed. The host is expected to work 30 hours each week; the position is a four month to a six month commitment. The campsite has full hookups.
If you wish to be considered for future vacancies, please email a Volunteer Application to Will.Rushworth@parks.ca.gov.

Mount Diablo State Park
The park contains three family campgrounds and five group campgrounds. Camp host sites are available at two family campgrounds: Live Oak and Juniper and at the Mitchell Canyon Staging Area.
The Live Oak Campground is at an elevation of 1,500 feet and has 22 developed camp sites. The camp host site is at the entrance of the campground and has water and electric hook-ups.
The Juniper Campground is at 2,800 feet and has 36 developed campsites. Some winter time snow can be expected. The host site has water, dump station, and propane. No electricity is available at that site.
The Mitchell Canyon Staging Area is near the city of Clayton. The host site is at gravel parking area of the park and has water, dump station, and electric hook-ups.
Camp host duties include working at a visitor center, collection of fees, light janitorial and maintenance, provide visitor assistance and information, conduct camp checks, and assists at the entrance/ranger station as needed. Please note size limitations for RV’s in effect for Mt. Diablo State Park. RV’s and trailers over 28 feet not allowed due to narrow mountain roads and overhanging tree branches. Applicants are encouraged to visit the park prior to applying. Minimum stay is three months; maximum stay is six months.
For further information please email Cameron Morrison at cameron.morrison@parks.ca.gov for more information.

Mount San Jacinto State Park
(Availability year around) Each campground has one camp host site, each with full hook-ups. Minimum stay required is three months. Camp host duties include greeting the public, light housekeeping, selling wood, and fee collection. Please contact the staff at (909) 659-2607.

Mount Tamalpais State Park
Mt. Tamalpais State Park
Steep Ravine Campground – Located approximately two miles south of Stinson Beach on Hwy 1. Steep Ravine Campground has 7 environmental campsites and 10 cabins. The Camp Host provides an on-site presence at the campground. Duties include but are not limited to responding to visitor inquiries, assisting visitors with check-in and check-out, selling firewood, assisting with park interpretation, and performing light maintenance and cleaning. No RV hookup available.
If interested, please contact Ranger Smith at Mikayla.Smith@parks.ca.gov or complete a CA State Parks Volunteer Application and send it to:

Mt. Tamalpais State Park
Attn: Camp Host Coordinator
3801 Panoramic Hwy
Mill Valley, CA 94941

New Brighton State Beach
(Availability year round)
New Brighton State Beach is located in Capitola along the Santa Cruz coast. The campground is forested and situated on the bluffs above Monterey Bay. The host will assist park staff with general campground duties. The host sites have full hook-ups. Three month work commitments are required.
For further information, mail your application to the Camp Host Coordinator at 201 State Park Drive, Aptos, CA 95003.
Palomar Mountain State Park
Located in northeast San Diego County, the park has 31 campsites and features spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. Hiking, picnicking, and fishing for trout in Doane Pond are popular activities throughout the park's 1,897 acres of coniferous forests. The world famous Palomar Observatory is located 8 miles east of the park.
Camp Host positions require a minimum of 20 hours per week. Duties include visitor assistance, campground checks and light housekeeping. Minimum stay is 3 months; maximum stay is 6 months.
For further information contact the park at (760) 742-3462 or Adam.Borello@parks.ca.gov.

Picacho State Recreation Area (SRA) lies on the state border along the Colorado River, which crosses the thirsty Sonoran Desert. The SRA characterizes the topography and geology of eastern California’s Mojave Desert Geomorphic Province, which overlaps the Sonoran Desert. This geologic landscape is continuous throughout southern Arizona - home of the northern Sonoran Desert. Spend the winter at the beautiful Picacho State Recreation Area and boating along the Colorado River. Volunteers are needed to provide information to visitors and answer questions, perform light maintenance and recycling and, when/if needed, staff the visitor center/park office from October to April. They are required to work 30 hours a week, per person, for a minimum of three months. There are also opportunities to assist with interpretive activities. Remote, yet just a short drive to Yuma, Arizona and El Centro, CA. Please contact Jeff Price at (760) 825-9358 or Jeff.Price@parks.ca.gov for more details.

Pismo State Beach Camp Host applications will be accepted anytime.

Pismo State Beach has two campgrounds: North Beach Campground and Oceano Campground (not Oceano Dunes).

· North Beach Campground has two camp host sites. One host site is active year round; Hosts serve from Oct 1-Mar 30 and April 1st-Sept 30; the other host position serves from Memorial Day-Labor Day.

· The second campground at Pismo State Beach is Oceano Campground. Oceano Campground has a host from Oct 1-Mar 30th and April 1st-Sept 30th.

Interested applicants should email a completed VIPP application (DPR 208H) to robert.cooper@parks.ca.gov.

Plumas-Eureka State Park
(Availability mid May – September) Located in Graeagle, Northern California, Plumas-Eureka State Park’s beautiful 67 site campground is adjacent to Jamison Creek and hiking trails. If you're tired of the desert, here's your chance to enjoy the mountains for the summer. Plenty of golfing and fishing in the area. Camp host duties include “meet and greet” the visitors, campground registration, complete camp checks, firewood sales and light maintenance. ELECTRICITY IS NOT AVAILABLE AT THE CAMP HOST SITE.
Contact Ranger Timothy Quandt at (530) 836-2380 or by email at timothy.quandt@parks.ca.gov.

Applications will be accepted for review anytime. Interested applicants should email a completed California State Parks Volunteer Application (DPR 208H) to Kayla LaFreniere at Kayla.LaFreniere@parks.ca.gov. Resumes and photos of your camping vehicle are encouraged.

Point Mugu State Park has two campgrounds: Sycamore Campground and Thornhill Broome Campground. Sycamore Campground has electric, water, and sewer hook ups. The volunteer camp host site at Thornhill Broome campground is in a beach campground with water and sewer hookups. There are no electrical hook ups at the Thornhill Broome Camp Host Site. Camp host duties at each site include heavy public contact, selling firewood, providing information about campground rules to the public, campground operations, and light maintenance for at least 25 hours per week. Prior experience as a camp host and experience serving the public is desirable.

Portola Redwoods State Park
Campground host needed from October-April.

Portola Redwoods is looking for enthusiastic and reliable camp hosts. There are 53 sites in the main campground, six walk-in sites, four hike and bike sites and four group camps. The park's campgrounds are nestled amongst the redwoods and beautiful Peter's Creek and Pescadero Creeks flow through the park.

Camp host duties include assisting staff with fee collection, providing visitors with park information, light housekeeping, map and wood sales, and reporting incidents and emergencies. There is a minimum two-month commitment and a maximum six-month stay. The preference is for a host who can commit to a six-month assignment, but we can be flexible.

The newly renovated camp host site provides 50 amp electricity, water and sewer. There is also a phone line at the host site. Maximum length is 27 feet for trailers and 30 feet for motor homes. Be aware that the road into the park is steep and winding. The park is located 9 miles from the nearest store and 14 miles from the nearest gasoline.

Experienced hosts are preferred, please explore what a camp host is prior to applying. However, if you have a passion for parks and for customer service, please feel free to apply, even without experience. Two nights off per week; expected to be working on weekends. Please contact Patrick Rosso at 831.345.2519 or Patrick.Rosso@parks.ca.gov with questions.

Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
Prairie Creek Redwoods SP is located about 50 miles north of Eureka, CA. With over 70 miles of hiking trails and beaches, and the world famous Fern Canyon, there is something for everyone. We are currently looking for fun, energetic people who love the outdoors and want to be camp hosts or visitor center hosts. We have two campgrounds, Elk Prairie and Gold Bluffs Beach. Each host site requires 20 hours of volunteer service each week in exchange for an RV site with full hookups, water, sewer, and laundry. Camp hosts will assist Prairie Creek Redwoods SP staff in operating the campgrounds. This includes helping with campground registration, selling firewood, performing light maintenance, campground checks, answering visitor questions, and providing visitors with information regarding park use fees, rules, and regulations. Visitor Center hosts will be stationed at the Prairie Creek Visitor Center. They will provide park information to visitors and may perform cash handling duties in the bookstore.

Elk Prairie has two camp host sites which can accommodate RVs up to 32’. Elk Prairie also has one cabin host site and can accommodate an RV up to 30’. Elk Prairie has full hook ups w/30 amps.
Gold Bluffs Beach Campground has one camp host site, which can accommodate a 24' trailer or an RV that is no more than 28'. Camp hosts at Gold Bluffs Beach must have their own generator. They will have use of a free trailer pad with water and sewer hookups and gas to run the generator.

There are 3 sites available for Visitor Center hosts located near the seasonal housing in Elk Prairie, within walking distance of the Visitor Center. Sites 1 and 3 can accommodate RVs up to 30’. Site 2 can accommodate an RV up to 24’. Each site has full hook ups and access to laundry.

If interested in becoming a camp host at Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, please email Ranger Darin Conner at darin.conner@parks.ca.gov or call 707-465-7761.

If interested in becoming a visitor center host at Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, please contact State Parks Interpreter Marnin Robbins at marnin.robbins@parks.ca.gov or call (707) 445-6547.

Redwood National and State Parks
Redwood National and State Parks is located near Crescent City, California. This partnership serves Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, Del Norte Coast Redwood State Park, Prairie Creek Redwood State Park and Redwood National Park. The park campgrounds are nestled among the ancient redwood forests and pristine rivers of Northern California. The Smith River and Klamath River, which run through Redwood National and State Parks, are world renowned for salmon and steelhead trout fishing. Camp hosts are sought for year-round positions. Duties include fee collection, campground checks, light maintenance duties, firewood sales, and visitor center operations. Most host sites have electrical, septic, water hookups and will accomodate a 31-foot RV or trailer. Please see specific park listings camp host needs and contact information.

Refugio State Beach
Refugio State Beach has Camp Host and Maintenance Host positions. The typical appointment is three up to a maximum of six months.

Camp Host duties include assisting staff with fee collection, providing public information, firewood sales (Hosts must be able to lift up to 25 lbs.), reporting incidents and emergencies, and light maintenance.
Maintenance Host duties include restroom cleaning, maintenance projects, grounds keeping, and reporting of incidents and emergencies.

The park has four host campsites, each with a picnic table, fire ring, and water, electrical and sewer hookups.
For questions (no applications will be accepted via email) about Camp Host opportunities please email Ranger Buckley at Ericka.Buckley@parks.ca.gov.
To apply for a Camp Host position, complete a Volunteers in Parks Program (VIPP) application form (available for download in the right tool bar of this page) and attach a picture of you with your RV/trailer/vehicle. Mail the form and picture to:

Ranger Buckley
10 Refugio Beach Road
Goleta, CA 93117

Only mailed applications will be considered.

Richardson Grove State Park
(Year Round) This park has up to 4 camp host sites/positions available. One is located in Huckleberry Campground (site #1) with full hook-ups. Three are located in the non-public service area, overlooking the Eel River, all with water, electric and sewer hook-ups (new in 2021). Camp host positions available in visitor services campground operations AND/OR visitor center operations. Duties include camp checks, camper registration, firewood sales, and occasional light maintenance, AND/OR staffing the Visitor Center. The park includes 172 developed campsites (at full operation July 1- Labor Day) located along the scenic South Fork of the Eel River, surrounded by towering coast redwoods, an historic visitor center, miles of hiking trails and excellent swimming and fishing opportunities, depending on the season. For more information or to apply, please contact Ranger Andrea Mapes at (707) 247-3318 or andrea.mapes@parks.ca.gov for campground operation positions –OR- Sophia Eckert at director@humboldtredwoods.org.

Saddleback Butte State Park
(Available year round) The park is 20 minutes east of Lancaster, in the beautiful western Mojave Desert amongst Joshua Trees and desert shrubs, with 40 developed campsites and a visitor center. The host site has full hook-ups, a shade ramada, picnic table, fire ring with barbeque, and a mature Joshua Tree. The position is for three to six months with about five hours of work per day; duties include visitor assistance, staffing of the visitor center, and light maintenance. For a full description of the position, please visit our camp host information page or contact Matthew.Williams@parks.ca.gov for more information.
Camp Host Position

Salt Point State Park
Accepting Applications on an ongoing basis
The camp host will provide information to visiting public, report medical emergencies, and other park related problems to the staff, and supplement the maintenance staff by performing minor housekeeping in the campground rest rooms. The camp host must be willing to work with people and possess good communication skills as well as possess the ability to collect fees, make change, and perform simple accounting procedures. The camp host reports to the designated Campground Ranger. The camp host must be willing to work weekends and holidays. The schedule for this position is 4 days on and 3 days off with one weekend day off. Applicants must be willing to commit to at least a 3 month commitment that can be extended for another 3 months. Camp hosts will be trained by DPR staff in proper campground operations.

• Gerstle Cove Campground is located about 1 hour north of Bodega Bay and offers 29 campsites and a group campsite.
• Woodside campground is located about 1 hour north of Bodega Bay and offers (up to ) 78 campsites.

For any questions regarding this position, please email Ranger Shana Gibbs; shana.gibbs@parks.ca.gov or call at (707)875-2603.

Located only 35min south of Joshua Tree National Park, Salton Sea State Recreation Area currently has multiple camp-host/volunteer spaces available at our many campgrounds along the shores of the Salton Sea.

Care to spend the winter in sunny southern California along the shores of the Salton Sea? Volunteers & camp-hosts are needed from October to April to staff the visitor center, perform light maintenance and housekeeping, staff the camp store, and help with educational activities. We are particularly interested in volunteers who have a keen interest and expertise in birding, as the Salton Sea is a major stop along the pacific flyway for hundreds of migratory bird species.

Volunteers are required to work 30 hours a week, per person, for a minimum of three months. Full hookup sites are available with views of the sea and mountains. Although rural, the Salton Sea State Recreation Area is just a short drive to beautiful desert cities such as Palm Springs, La Quinta, and Palm Desert. During the winter months, the weather is nearly perfect with warm days and cool evenings.

Do you love birding, the desert’s night sky, and warm winters? If so, please contact Volunteer Coordinator Casey Pontes at casey.pontes@parks.ca.gov for more details.

Samuel P. Taylor State Park
(Availability year around) Samuel P. Taylor State Park has a large developed campground with 60 campsites, 5 cabins, and a handful of group sites. There are 3 distinctive opportunities at the park, and each host site is unique. The largest RV that can be accommodated in a host site is 50 ft, hook-ups and sewer are provided. The camp hosts perform light maintenance and work with visitor services staff assisting park visitors with registration, firewood sales, and providing general information. Each camp host should be willing to volunteer a minimum of 30 hours per week.
Please contact Ranger Nicholas Streit at Nicholas.Streit@parks.ca.gov or complete a CA State Parks Volunteer Application and send it to:

Samuel P. Taylor State Park
Attn: Camp Host Coordinator
PO Box 251
Lagunitas, CA 94938

San Clemente State Beach
All 2021/2022 Camp Host spots are filled at this time - thank you for your interest.

Since 1937 San Clemente has been one of the most popular beaches in California. Host duties include camp checks, assistance at entrance stations, firewood sales, light maintenance, providing public information, etc.

San Elijo State Beach
All 2021 Maintenance Host spots are filled at this time - thank you for your interest.
San Elijo State Beach is located in San Diego County in the city of Cardiff By the Sea. It has 171 campsites and six combination buildings (restroom/showers). The typical appointment for this volunteer position is four months. Hosts sites offer a picnic table, fire ring, electricity, water and sewer hookups.
Maintenance Camp Host duties include restroom cleaning & sanitization, minor maintenance projects, trash collection, light weed abatement and reporting of incidents and emergencies.
If you are interested in volunteering as a Maintenance Camp Host please contact Jodi R. Whelchel at jodi.whelchel@parks.ca.gov or by phone at 760-710-9982.

San Luis Reservoir State Recreational Area
(Availability Year Round)

Full Hook-ups for camp host site at Basalt Campground. Basalt campground overlooks San Luis Reservoir nestled into the trees of Basalt campground with great views of rolling hills and Tule Elk. The camp host duties can include camper registration, litter pickup, firewood sales, camp checks, minor facility upkeep and light maintenance as desired. Minimum stay of one month. Basalt Campground is located near Santa Nell off HWY 152 near interstate 5 south of Gustine.

• For more information please call San Luis Reservoir at (209) 826-1197, ext. 115.
• Send applications to 31426 Gonzaga Rd, Gustine, Ca 95322

San Onofre State Beach
All 2021/2022 Camp Host spots are filled at this time - thank you for your interest.

San Onofre Bluffs-All 2021/2022 Camp Host spots are filled at this time - thank you for your interest.

This bead offers camping and day-use parking along Old Highway 101 adjacent to the sandstone bluffs. Additionally the beach below, with six rugged dirt access trails cut into the bluff above, is popular with swimmers and surfers.

San Onofre - San Mateo Campground-All 2021/2022 Camp Host spots are filled at this time - thank you for your interest.

This campground lies a short distance inland from the 3.5-miles of sandy beaches within San Onofre State Beach. A 1.5-mile Nature Trail connects the campground to Trestles Beach, a world class surfing site. San Mateo Creek flows east of the campground towards the ocean, creating key riparian and wetland habitats that host host rare and endangeres species.

Seacliff State Beach
(Availability year round)
Seacliff State Beach is located in Aptos directly on the Santa Cruz coast. The campground is situated at beach level and can accommodate fully self-contained RVs or motorhomes only. The host will assist park staff with general campground duties. The host sites have full hook-ups. Three month work commitments are required. For further information, mail your application to the Camp Host Coordinator at 201 State Park Drive, Aptos, CA 95003.
Shasta State Historic Park

Due to destruction caused by the Carr Fire, we are not accepting applicaitons at this time. We are working on repairs to the host site and hope to have it up and ready soon.
This beautiful historic park, located in the Shasta Cascade area. The position requires an active person interested in giving tours of the gold rush buildings and surrounding natural area. The park host site has full hook-ups. Please contact Chad Rowan at (530) 693-5014 or by email at chad.rowan@parks.ca.gov for more information or to apply.

If you are interested in a Camp host position at Silver Strand State Beach, please complete an online application and forward your application to Sean.Briscoe@parks.ca.gov and Dolores.Thuemmler@parks.ca.gov. We will review your application and will contact you if we determine you to be a good fit for the host team.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering for California State Parks as a camp host at Silver Strand State Beach!

San Diego weather and ocean view. Volunteers perform traditional campground host duties, including such tasks as greeting campers and answering questions, informing campers of park regulations, checking in campers, conducting camp checks, light maintenance and checking restrooms. Camp Hosts are expected to be available 3 or 4 days a week. Minimum 3 month commitment and 30 volunteer hours per week for an active and friendly person or couple, enthusiastic about good customer service. Essential functions include ability to walk several times around the campground, bending, sweeping, and using as shovel for sand cleanup. RV site and full hookups provided.

Silverwood Lake SRA
We are currently seeking Camp Hosts at this beautiful lake located in San Bernardino County and surrounded by the San Bernardino National Forest. Silverwood Lake was formed by the 249-foot Cedar Springs Dam. At 3,350 feet, it is the highest reservoir in the State Water Project. The park features hiking trails, swimming beaches and designated areas for boating, water-skiing and fishing. The lake has trout, large-mouth bass, striped bass, catfish and bluegill. There is a marina with a launching ramp, boat and equipment rentals, and a store. The park has 136 camp sites and several picnic areas. The lake attracts waterfowl, raptors and songbirds. Osprey and bald eagles fish the lake in the winter.

Volunteer duties include assisting visitors, collecting fees, performing light janitorial and maintenance duties, conducting interpretive programs, and encouraging compliance with park rules and regulations (although hosts do not perform actual law enforcement duties). Hosts may also perform a multitude of other duties to help the park. Two Camp Hosts sites with full hook-ups are available.
If you are interested in volunteering as a Camp Host, please contact Teresa Pope at (760) 389-2028 or by e-mail at teresa.pope@parks.ca.gov.

Sinkyone Wilderness State Park – Needle Rock Visitor's Center
A unique camphosting experience awaits you at Sinkyone Wilderness State Park, along the lost coast. The Needle Rock Visitor's Center is a rural camphosting experience that is not for everyone: You must have a 4WD vehicle. Hosts will assist with backcountry campsite and day-use registration, provide visitor information and perform light maintenance when needed. Camp hosts live in provided accommodations behind the visitor's center. The visitor's center is approximately 1-1/2 hours from town, on a dirt road. The oceanfront vista and roaming Roosevelt Elk make up for the lengthy trip to the grocery store. Please note: Sinkyone Wilderness does not have cell phone service nor internet. Camp hosts are required to volunteer at least 30 days, working 20-30 hours per week - including weekends.
For more information or to apply, please contact Ranger Andrea Mapes at (707) 247-3318 or andrea.mapes@parks.ca.gov.

Sonoma Coast State Park
Accepting applications on an ongoing basis.
Wrights Beach Campground is located about 6 miles north of Bodega Bay, and offers 27 campsites and 10 overflow sites, Bodega Dunes Campground is located one mile north of Bodega Bay and has 98 campsites, with two host sites, and a day use area on the beach. The camp host will provide information to visiting public, report medical emergencies, and other park related problems to the staff, and supplement the maintenance staff by performing minor housekeeping in the campground rest rooms. The camp host must be willing to work with people and possess good communication skills as well as possess the ability to collect fees, make change, and perform simple accounting procedures. The camp host reports to the designated Campground Ranger. The camp host must be willing to work weekends and holidays. The schedule for this position is 4 days on and 3 days off with one weekend day off. Applicants must be willing to commit to at least a 3 month commitment that can be extended for another 3 months. Camp hosts will be trained by DPR staff in proper campground operations. For any questions regarding this position please contact the park.
For any questions regarding this position, please email Ranger Shana Gibbs; shana.gibbs@parks.ca.gov or call at (707)875-2603.

Standish-Hickey State Recreation Area
(Year round) 1 Camp host site and 1 potential Host Cabin.
This park has up to two host sites/positions available. The RV host site is located in the Rock Creek Campground (Campsite #1). It has 30-amp electrical, water and sewer hook-ups. The host cabin has a small cabin with electrical outlets and sink, with separate, shared (non-public) kitchen and bathroom buildings nearby. Camp host duties include camp checks, camper registration, firewood sales, and occasional light maintenance. The park includes 162 developed campsites (at full operation mid-July-Labor Day) located along the beautiful South Fork of the Eel River in a mixed forest, miles of hiking trails and excellent swimming and fishing opportunities, depending on the season. For more information or to apply, please contact Ranger Andrea Mapes at (707) 247-3318 or andrea.mapes@parks.ca.gov.

Sue-meg State Park
(Occasional openings) Sue-meg SP is located on the coastal headlands 30 miles north of Eureka. Duties may include assisting with entrance station operation or interpretive programs, working the visitor center, answering questions and selling firewood from your campsite, and occasional housekeeping duties. Duties vary by season and park needs. Park provides a 30 foot camp host space in a campground with water, sewer and electric hook ups. Contact Supervising Ranger, Keven Harder at (707) 677-3132 or by email at Keven.Harder@parks.ca.gov.

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park is located in the beautiful Mayacamas Mountains above the Sonoma Valley. This volunteer position requires a 30 hour per week commitment and includes traditional host duties for a 50-site campground. Duties include campsite registration, fee collection, camp checks, firewood sales and housekeeping. A 3 month minimum commitment is required. The host position includes a full hook-up campsite with septic.
Maximum length: RV - 33 ft.; trailer - 30 ft.
Note: This park is operated by Team Sugarloaf, a group of four non-profit organizations: www.sugarloafpark.org. Contact Park Manager John Roney if interested: john@sonomaecologycenter.org or (707) 833-5712

Sunset State Beach & Campground
Santa Cruz District is looking for enthusiastic campground & maintenance hosts. The campground is nestled in 200’ high sand dunes, sprinkled with eucalyptus, pine, and cypress trees overlooking the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary. The campground & maintenance host sites are developed and have full hook-ups. If you are interested in becoming a camp or maintenance host for Sunset State Beach please send your VIPP Application to us via e-mail; SouthPajaroCH@parks.ca.gov.

Tomales Bay State Park
*This park has no host postions at this time.

(Available April through October, 6 months maximum stay) One Park Host position available for an active and friendly individual or couple at beautiful Tomales Bay State Park located next to the Point Reyes National Seashore. Prior Camp Host experience preferred. This volunteer position assists with various aspects of park operations, including maintenance and visitor services work. The park host responds to visitor inquiries, assists with cleaning restrooms when needed, opens & closes gates, assists with park interpretive programs, and does light maintenance and litter pickup. RV site (35 foot max) with hookups provided. This is a remote location so cell coverage and/or internet access may be limited. We are therefore looking for people who want to be outdoors and not regularly 'plugged in' to their electronic devices. Although hosts with dogs are permitted, keep in mind that dogs are not allowed on any trails or beaches in this park. If you have a dog that needs lots of room to exercise or run free this may not be the best host position for your pet.
Please contact Ranger Nicholas Streit at Nicholas.Streit@parks.ca.gov or complete a CA State Parks Volunteer Application and send it to:

Samuel P. Taylor State Park
Attn: Camp Host Coordinator
PO Box 251
Lagunitas, CA 94938

Wassama Roundhouse State Historic Park
(Availability year around) Located in Ahwahne'e, about 45 minutes from the southern entrance to Yosemite National Park, this historic park preserves a traditional Southern Sierra Miwok Indian site and Roundhouse (dance house) which is actively used by the Miwok people. This is a free day-use park open to the public only on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00am - 5:00pm. Hosts are needed from November 1 to April 30th and from May 1 to October 31st. Duties include greeting visitors and providing information about the park, housekeeping and light groundskeeping. Host site has full hookups and laundry facilities. Please mail applilcation to Darci Moore, P. O. Box 1192, Mariposa, CA 95338. For more information, contact Darci Moore at 209-742-7625 or darci.moore@parks.ca.gov.

Weaverville Joss House State Historic Park
Host positions temporarily closed, but applications still being accepted.

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This beautiful historic park is located in the Town of Weaverville. The position requires an active person interested in maintaining the gardens and landscape and providing other assistance to the park's maintenance worker. The host also provides night time surveillance and provides assistance with large special events. The host site is developed and has full hook-ups. Please contact Chad Rowan at (530) 693-5014 or by email atchad.rowan@parks.ca.gov.

William B. Ide Adobe State Historic Park
Ide Adobe has an opportunity for you to volunteer while enjoying the park and meeting new people. The park host duties included generally 20 hours a week of:

• Updating staff on park visitation and maintenance needs.
• Providing support for interpretive activities.
• Providing basic information to visitors.
• Providing basic park security.
• Maintaining restrooms and removing garbage.
• Staying on site during peak days and hours of visitation.
• Helping operate the Visitor Center.

Park Hosts will have free electricity, water and sewage hook up access during their volunteer service.

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For more questions or to apply please call or email:

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Jennifer Pooley, State Park Interpreter
(530) 529-8599
jennifer.pooley@parks.ca.gov

William B. Ide Adobe State Historic Park is currently seeking park hosts for 2021. This park is a 4-acre park with a picnic area and a historic 1850s homestead. It is located on the Sacramento River. General duties for this position are listed above.

This position is a volunteer position. In exchange for your service, we provide a campsite capable of accommodating a 24-foot RV, water, garbage, sewage and electricity. A criminal background investigation is required since you will be working with money and may be working with children. A small fee (approximately $25) for Live Scan fingerprinting service will be incurred during the background investigation, but the parks service will reimburse you for this expense.

The position will start as soon as you clear the background check. Couples are encouraged to apply; however, a separate application from each person will be required.

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Nestled in Oak Woodlands directly adjacent to the Sacramento River in Tehema County, Woodson Bridge State Recreation Area offers both group and family sites for camping. There is one full hook-up site available for Camp Hosts that will accommodate a 33’ RV. Camp Host duties include camping registration, assist at entrance station when needed, complete camp checks, firewood sales, and minor maintenance tasks. A total of (20) hours per week in volunteer work is expected. Currently, the park is open from mid-April to mid-October. For more information contact Ranger Chris Beehner at (530) 990-6579 or christopher.beehner@parks.ca.gov.