MISSOURI STATE PARKS

Campground host for on-season months (April through October).  Months can be booked one, two, or three months at a time.  Campground hosts receive campsite with 50 amp electric, water, and sewer hookup. 

Daily Tasks:

• General camper and visitor assistance
• Distribute park information
• Post reserved campsite cards and check-in reservation campers
• Accurately post vacancy cards
• Register first-come, first-serve campers and complete campsite sales with mobile workstation
• Special-Use Area sales and other fee collection with mobile workstation
• Check restrooms and shower house for cleanliness

• Stay in communication with park staff via radio while on duty

   

  As Needed Tasks:

• Pick up trash and notify park staff if dumpsters/cans are beyond capacity
• Clean out campsite fire rings after each guest check-out
• Verify guest reports of non-working facility or equipment in need of repair
• Report all non-working facilities and equipment in need of repair to park staff
• Notify park staff when you will be out of the park and schedule changes
• Complete necessary paperwork

Petroglyphs, quaint hiking shelters and incredible Ozark overlooks define the Washington State Park experience. Easy access to the Big River makes the park great for swimming or fishing. Hikers can choose from three rugged hiking trails. Buildings constructed by African-American Civilian Conservation Corps stonemasons complement the park and add to its sense of history.