Campground Host

Valley of the Rogue State Park is located off the I-5 along the beautiful Rogue River. The 277 acre park is comprised of a variety of mature trees, and includes a Rogue River Green Way trail over 1 ¼ miles long. The park features 98 full hook-up sites, 55 electrical sites, 7 tent sites, 8 yurts, 3 group camp sites, and a meeting hall. The park also features a boat ramp, rest area, and picnic areas. In addition to camping services, the park regularly accommodates a variety of special events including weddings, family reunions, and track-and-field events.

Volunteer host positions are a valued and integral component of the Valley of the Rogue State Park team. The following lists are meant to be representative of the duties that comprise the Valley of the Rogue Host positions. Position duties vary and may change depending on the time of year, staffing levels, the specific interests and talents possessed by individual park hosts and the specific location (site) you are assigned.

• Serve as a visible and professional representative of the park with a knowledgeable understanding of park rules and regulations
• Be willing and able to answer questions and receive comments when park staff are not available
• Provide information and assistance to visitors
• Monitor camp for abuse and noise
• Attend monthly safety meetings
• Attend scheduled orientation
• Complete mandatory Safety Modules
• Report any unsafe conditions to park staff
• Work as a team with all staff and volunteers of park
• Cover other camp hosts duties on their days off, they will cover for you on your days off (may include yurts)
• Spot check restrooms and showers for supplies and cleanliness
• Bundle and sell firewood
• Clean out fire pits
• Litter pick campsites
• Pick up garbage in loop
• Other agreed upon tasks