Larimer County Department of Natural Resources Is Looking For Volunteer Campground Hosts For Horsetooth Reservoir In Colorado

Passionate about the great outdoors? Love meeting new people? Enjoy Colorado? Become a volunteer campground host at Horsetooth Reservoir near Fort Collins, CO.
Seeking a host who is friendly, a team player, and enjoys being outdoors. Hosts greet campers, provide information, assist with campground operations and maintenance, promote responsible recreation and share their love for nature.
3 -4 days a week (some flexibility). RV site with full hookups.
Winter season, October 2024 through March 2025.
Visit http://www.larimer.org/nrvolunteer to begin your adventure. Questions? Contact Julie Enderby at or 970-619-4552.

Junction West Durango Riverside Resort Has An Immediate Opening For A Couple For Office, Maintenance and Housekeeping In Colorado $$

Office personnel must be computer proficient and knowledge of reservation software preferred.

Maintenance personnel must have basic knowledge of campground upkeep, pool knowledge and lawn care preferred but will train.

Housekeeping will prepare cabins for arrivals, including laundry and bathhouses.

32 to 40 per week all hours paid at $14.42 and you will receive a free FHU site including wifi and $10 per week laundry stipend.
Please send resumes along with pictures of your rig and any pets to .
Website: http://www.jwdurango.com

Island Acres Resort Motel Is Looking For Work Camper For Housekeeping And Laundry Position With Possible General Maintenance In Gunnison, Colorado $$

Island Acres Resort Motel in Gunnison, Colorado, is hiring couples or individuals for the 2024 summer season (May to October.)
We seek fun, energetic, and detail-oriented folks who can help with housekeeping and morning laundry. If desired, there would be additional hours doing light maintenance or construction in the afternoons. Work commitment is approximately 20 to 25 hours a week. Working six days a week and weekends will be required during our busy season. Couples will be given the same days off.
Island Acres has a 4.7 rating on Google. Employees must be willing to work to a high standard.
We provide RV hookups and wages. Wages will start in the $15 + tips range and are negotiable based on experience.
We are a small (17-unit) retro lodging property on three acres with easy access to downtown, fishing, trails, hiking, and mountain biking.
Island Acres is located in the middle of a lovely neighborhood. The location will be quiet, and the neighbors are very friendly. The owners of the property will generally be on site as well.
This is a perfect job for someone looking for a way to spend time in Gunnison and Colorado and yet still have plenty of time to enjoy the area.

To read a review of Island Acres as an employer:
https://workampingjobs.com/reviews/view.php?id=1584
Contact Pamela @ 970.641.1442 or email at
To learn more about us, visit our website: islandacresresort.com

Lazy Rooster Ranch Is Looking For a Ranch Caretaker In Colorado $$

The Lazy Rooster Ranch is an upscale campground on 50 forested acres along the Dolores River just outside of Rico, Colorado. We are searching for a caretaker and maintenance professional to live onsite year-round to fulfill various responsibilities related to the upkeep and operation of the grounds. In your role you’ll partner with our camp host to ensure that that ranch is operating smoothly and safely for our guests.

This position is paid hourly. We expect work to be full-time (40 hours/week) in our operating season of May-October and part-time (10-20 hours/week) in the off-season of November-April. Housing and utilities will be provided year-round. Qualified candidates should have previous experience in construction and/or landscaping, be comfortable operating heavy equipment and be flexible and motivated to meet whatever needs arise on the ranch day-to-day.

Responsibilities

Maintenance and Repairs: Conducting routine maintenance and repairs to ensure that facilities, buildings, and equipment are in good working condition. This may involve plumbing, electrical work, carpentry, painting, and general upkeep. Maintenance workers are also responsible for general equipment and tool maintenance. This includes regular cleaning, lubrication, and inspection of tools and equipment to ensure they are in good working condition. It may also involve minor repairs or replacements and oil changes as needed. Proper maintenance of equipment and tools is essential to ensure efficiency and safety in campground maintenance tasks.

Groundskeeping: Maintaining and caring for the campground’s grounds, including mowing lawns, trimming willows, raking leaves, weed mitigation, filling pot holes and ensuring the overall cleanliness of the area.

Site setup/inspection/breakdown: Assist with setting up, inspecting and breaking down various sites with canvas tents, tipis, fire rings, furniture, decor, safety equipment etc.

Trail and road maintenance: Building trails and roads, clearing debris from walking paths and roads, spraying/mowing/removing weeds, repairing any damages or hazards, and ensuring proper signage is in place for visitors. Regular inspections and upkeep of trails and roads are important to ensure the safety and convenience of campground users.

Site Inspections: Conducting regular inspections of the campground’s sites, facilities, amenities, and infrastructure to identify any maintenance or repair needs and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Includes ensuring the cleanliness, safety and appearance of the grounds by regularly cleaning and maintaining the facilities.

Cleaning: Ensure the cleanliness and appearance of the grounds by regularly cleaning and maintaining the grounds and the facilities, such as restrooms, showers, picnic areas, and common areas. Ensuring that trash bins are emptied regularly. Additionally, performing regular inspections to identify any maintenance or repair needs and address them promptly. Keeping the grounds clean and well-maintained is important to provide a pleasant and inviting environment for campground visitors.

Waste Management: Ensuring proper waste disposal by regularly emptying trash bins, recycling, and composting facilities. This also includes coordinating with waste management services for pickups and maintaining a clean and odor-free environment.

Pest Control: Monitoring and addressing any pest or insect infestations that may occur within the campground areas and facilities. This involves implementing pest control measures like traps, repellents, or contacting professional pest control services if necessary.

Fire Safety: Ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations by regularly inspecting fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and fire suppression systems. It may also involve conducting fire drills and educating campers on fire safety protocols.

Security: Ensuring the safety security of the campground by monitoring the premises and reporting any suspicious activities, wildlife or incidents to the appropriate authorities.

Customer Service: Providing as-needed assistance and information to campers, addressing their concerns, and ensuring their satisfaction during their stay at the campground.

Emergency Response: Being prepared to handle emergencies or unexpected situations, such as natural disasters, medical emergencies, or camper disputes, and taking appropriate actions to address.

Budgeting and Record-Keeping: Managing the campground’s maintenance budget by tracking expenses, purchasing necessary supplies, and maintaining accurate records of maintenance activities. This helps in ensuring efficient resource allocation and planning for future maintenance needs.

Subcontractor Management: This involves hiring and supervising vendors, obtaining competitive bids for services, and ensuring that work is completed satisfactorily and within budget and on schedule.
Website: http://www.lazyroosterranch.com
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Conejos River Campground Is Looking For Work Camper Hosts In Colorado

Come work and live in the beautiful Conejos canyon just 12 miles west of Antonito, Colorado. I am looking for 1 or 2 couples to camp host for 3 to 4 days a week from 8 to 4. In exchange for working as a camp host, you are permitted to a free stay in a full hookup RV site within walking distance to the Conejos River. This is a rather laidback small (35 site) park with amazing views bordered by National forest with abundant wildlife. Required work to be expected from camp hosts is learning the Campspot booking system, answering phone calls, taking reservations, cleaning cabins, cleaning bathrooms, making coffee, watering flowers and grass, mowing and weed eating and keeping bird feeders full. No compensation outside of free stay. Please give me a call at (719) 580-3443 or email me at
Website: http://crcrvpark.com