Volunteer: Come Build a Pollinator Garden !Build a pollinator garden at Auburn Valley State Park: Date: April 22nd: Time: 2:00pm-5:00pm Description: Help us to dig out our new pollinator garden by breaking up the soil, pulling weeds and tilling the soil to make it a suitable home for native wildflowers which will host generations of insects, and provide fertile grounds for butterflies, grasshoppers, beetles and more. Tools and gloves will be provided, just bring clothes which can get dirty and a passion to help the Earth! Water is provided for volunteers Address: 1516 Snuff Mill Road, Hockessin De. 19707 Program: Auburn Valley State Park Build a pollinator garden at Auburn Valley State Park: Date: April 22nd: Time: 2:00pm-5:00pm Description: Help us to dig out our new pollinator garden by breaking up the soil, pulling weeds and tilling the soil to make it a suitable home for native wildflowers which will host generations of insects, and provide fertile grounds for butterflies, grasshoppers, beetles and more. Tools and gloves will be provided, just bring clothes which can get dirty and a passion to help the Earth! Water is provided for volunteers Address: 1516 Snuff Mill Road, Hockessin De. 19707 Program: Auburn Valley State Park Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 22, 2026 Zip Code: 19707 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Earth Day Celebration: 75 Years of Stewardship - Part 2Earth Day Volunteer Event at Lums Pond State Park!
Join us on April 25th to celebrate Earth Day and giving back to your local community! Lums Pond State Park will be hosting a volunteer event in Area 2 from 9am - 12pm. This is a great opportunity to give back, enjoy the outdoors, and make a visible difference in our community. Tasks will include: Re-mulching the Area 2 playgroundSweeping and cleaning the new Tennis and Pickleball courtTrail trimming and litter pickup on the surrounding trailsWhether you can stay for an hour or the whole event, your help makes an impact. Let’s work together to keep our park clean, safe, and beautiful for everyone to enjoy! Sunscreen/bug spray Parking is free for volunteers! Make sure to get your parking pass from the on-site manager. Work or Garden gloves (gloves available if needed) **This event is weather dependent. In the case of inclement weather, the event may be rescheduled for an alternative date. Registered users will be notified via email of any changes. Program: Lums Pond State Park Earth Day Volunteer Event at Lums Pond State Park!
Join us on April 25th to celebrate Earth Day and giving back to your local community! Lums Pond State Park will be hosting a volunteer event in Area 2 from 9am - 12pm. This is a great opportunity to give back, enjoy the outdoors, and make a visible difference in our community. Tasks will include: Re-mulching the Area 2 playgroundSweeping and cleaning the new Tennis and Pickleball courtTrail trimming and litter pickup on the surrounding trailsWhether you can stay for an hour or the whole event, your help makes an impact. Let’s work together to keep our park clean, safe, and beautiful for everyone to enjoy! Sunscreen/bug spray Parking is free for volunteers! Make sure to get your parking pass from the on-site manager. Work or Garden gloves (gloves available if needed) **This event is weather dependent. In the case of inclement weather, the event may be rescheduled for an alternative date. Registered users will be notified via email of any changes. Program: Lums Pond State Park Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 25, 2026 Zip Code: 19701 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Parkeon AssistantThank you for your interest in volunteering at Killens Pond State Park! Parkeon Assistants will play a vital role in guiding visitors through the Parkeon machine process at the park entrance fee booth and directing them to appropriate parking areas, ensuring safe and efficient traffic flow during busy weekends and events. This volunteer role is most needed during the times the park host school cross-country meets and other large events. A very brief training will be given ahead of your scheduled shift on the Parkeon process. Primary Responsibilities: Assist visitors with the Parkeon machine process; handle the visitors form of payment Provide clear and courteous guidance to visitors on parking areas Wave on visitors with visible State Park Entrance Pass stickers on their vehiclesRequirements Volunteer in this role will need to have patience good communication skillsBe ok with being on their feet for long period of timea smile :)complete a background check (paid for by us) and sign an expectations/service agreementProgram: Killens Pond State Park Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Killens Pond State Park! Parkeon Assistants will play a vital role in guiding visitors through the Parkeon machine process at the park entrance fee booth and directing them to appropriate parking areas, ensuring safe and efficient traffic flow during busy weekends and events. This volunteer role is most needed during the times the park host school cross-country meets and other large events. A very brief training will be given ahead of your scheduled shift on the Parkeon process. Primary Responsibilities: Assist visitors with the Parkeon machine process; handle the visitors form of payment Provide clear and courteous guidance to visitors on parking areas Wave on visitors with visible State Park Entrance Pass stickers on their vehiclesRequirements Volunteer in this role will need to have patience good communication skillsBe ok with being on their feet for long period of timea smile :)complete a background check (paid for by us) and sign an expectations/service agreementProgram: Killens Pond State Park Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 19943 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Girl Scout Gold Awards & Boy Scout Eagle Rank Service Projects at Lums PondLums Pond State Park welcomes Girl Scouts who are pursuing a Gold Award and Boy Scouts who are pursuing the Eagle Rank! Delaware State Parks appreciates the long history of Scouts’ service and is familiar with the processes to achieve such Scout honors. The park may identify potential service projects that would satisfy the requirements of a Girl Scout Gold Award or an Eagle Scout Service Project. Scouts are also welcome to submit proposals for service projects to the park. Requirements: Contact Lums Pond State Park about your interest in completing a project in service of the park. A simple way to do that: Contact Delaware State Parks. In the form:Select "Lums Pond State Park."Select "Volunteering or campground hosting."Provide your email address (required) and phone number (optional).Describe your interest in doing a project for the park and provide details about your project, including the deadline and/or anticipated completion date. Regularly meet and discuss project proposals, plans, etc., with park personnel. Receive approval of your project, plans, amendments, revisions, etc., from the Superintendent throughout the process.Complete the project by the required deadline.Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts who enjoy visiting Lums Pond State Park, are passionate about taking care of natural spaces and supporting local ecosystems, and/or are passionate about supporting Delaware State Parks’ mission are excellent candidates to complete a service project at the park for a Girl Scout Gold Award or the Boy Scout Eagle Rank! Program: Lums Pond State Park Lums Pond State Park welcomes Girl Scouts who are pursuing a Gold Award and Boy Scouts who are pursuing the Eagle Rank! Delaware State Parks appreciates the long history of Scouts’ service and is familiar with the processes to achieve such Scout honors. The park may identify potential service projects that would satisfy the requirements of a Girl Scout Gold Award or an Eagle Scout Service Project. Scouts are also welcome to submit proposals for service projects to the park. Requirements: Contact Lums Pond State Park about your interest in completing a project in service of the park. A simple way to do that: Contact Delaware State Parks. In the form:Select "Lums Pond State Park."Select "Volunteering or campground hosting."Provide your email address (required) and phone number (optional).Describe your interest in doing a project for the park and provide details about your project, including the deadline and/or anticipated completion date. Regularly meet and discuss project proposals, plans, etc., with park personnel. Receive approval of your project, plans, amendments, revisions, etc., from the Superintendent throughout the process.Complete the project by the required deadline.Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts who enjoy visiting Lums Pond State Park, are passionate about taking care of natural spaces and supporting local ecosystems, and/or are passionate about supporting Delaware State Parks’ mission are excellent candidates to complete a service project at the park for a Girl Scout Gold Award or the Boy Scout Eagle Rank! Program: Lums Pond State Park Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19701 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Girl Scout Gold Awards & Boy Scout Eagle Rank Service Projects at First State Heritage Park
First State Heritage Park welcomes Girl Scouts who are pursuing a Gold Award and Boy Scouts who are pursuing the Eagle Rank! Delaware State Parks appreciates the long history of Scouts’ service and is familiar with the processes to achieve such Scout honors. The park may identify potential service projects that would satisfy the requirements of a Girl Scout Gold Award or an Eagle Scout Service Project. Scouts are also welcome to submit proposals for service projects to the park. Requirements: Contact First State Heritage Park about your interest in completing a project in service of the park. A simple way to do that: Contact Delaware State Parks. In the form: Select "First State Heritage Park at Dover." Select "Volunteering or campground hosting." Provide your email address (required) and phone number (optional). Describe your interest in doing a project for the park and provide details about your project, including the deadline and/or anticipated completion date. Meet and/or discuss project proposals, plans, etc., with park personnel. Receive approval of your project, plans, amendments, revisions, etc., from the Superintendent. Complete the project by the required deadline.Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts who enjoy visiting First State Heritage Park, are passionate about history and preservation, and/or are passionate about supporting Delaware State Parks’ mission are excellent candidates to complete a service project at the park for a Girl Scout Gold Award or the Boy Scout Eagle Rank! Program: First State Heritage Park
First State Heritage Park welcomes Girl Scouts who are pursuing a Gold Award and Boy Scouts who are pursuing the Eagle Rank! Delaware State Parks appreciates the long history of Scouts’ service and is familiar with the processes to achieve such Scout honors. The park may identify potential service projects that would satisfy the requirements of a Girl Scout Gold Award or an Eagle Scout Service Project. Scouts are also welcome to submit proposals for service projects to the park. Requirements: Contact First State Heritage Park about your interest in completing a project in service of the park. A simple way to do that: Contact Delaware State Parks. In the form: Select "First State Heritage Park at Dover." Select "Volunteering or campground hosting." Provide your email address (required) and phone number (optional). Describe your interest in doing a project for the park and provide details about your project, including the deadline and/or anticipated completion date. Meet and/or discuss project proposals, plans, etc., with park personnel. Receive approval of your project, plans, amendments, revisions, etc., from the Superintendent. Complete the project by the required deadline.Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts who enjoy visiting First State Heritage Park, are passionate about history and preservation, and/or are passionate about supporting Delaware State Parks’ mission are excellent candidates to complete a service project at the park for a Girl Scout Gold Award or the Boy Scout Eagle Rank! Program: First State Heritage Park Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19901 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Girl Scout Gold Awards & Boy Scout Eagle Rank Service Projects for Fort DelawareFort Delaware State Park welcomes Girl Scouts who are pursuing a Gold Award and Boy Scouts who are pursuing the Eagle Rank! Delaware State Parks appreciates the long history of Scouts’ service and is familiar with the processes to achieve such Scout honors. The park may identify potential service projects that would satisfy the requirements of a Girl Scout Gold Award or an Eagle Scout Service Project. Scouts are also welcome to submit proposals for service projects to the park. Requirements: Contact Fort Delaware State Park about your interest in completing a project in service of the park. A simple way to do that: Contact Delaware State Parks. In the form: Select "Fort Delaware State Park." Select "Volunteering or campground hosting." Provide your email address (required) and phone number (optional). Describe your interest in doing a project for the park and provide details about your project, including the deadline and/or anticipated completion date. Meet and/or discuss project proposals, plans, etc., with park personnel. Receive approval of your project, plans, amendments, revisions, etc., from the Superintendent. Complete the project by the required deadline.Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts who enjoy visiting Fort Delaware State Park, are passionate about history and preservation, and/or are passionate about supporting Delaware State Parks’ mission are excellent candidates to complete a service project at the park for a Girl Scout Gold Award or the Boy Scout Eagle Rank! Program: Fort Delaware State Park Fort Delaware State Park welcomes Girl Scouts who are pursuing a Gold Award and Boy Scouts who are pursuing the Eagle Rank! Delaware State Parks appreciates the long history of Scouts’ service and is familiar with the processes to achieve such Scout honors. The park may identify potential service projects that would satisfy the requirements of a Girl Scout Gold Award or an Eagle Scout Service Project. Scouts are also welcome to submit proposals for service projects to the park. Requirements: Contact Fort Delaware State Park about your interest in completing a project in service of the park. A simple way to do that: Contact Delaware State Parks. In the form: Select "Fort Delaware State Park." Select "Volunteering or campground hosting." Provide your email address (required) and phone number (optional). Describe your interest in doing a project for the park and provide details about your project, including the deadline and/or anticipated completion date. Meet and/or discuss project proposals, plans, etc., with park personnel. Receive approval of your project, plans, amendments, revisions, etc., from the Superintendent. Complete the project by the required deadline.Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts who enjoy visiting Fort Delaware State Park, are passionate about history and preservation, and/or are passionate about supporting Delaware State Parks’ mission are excellent candidates to complete a service project at the park for a Girl Scout Gold Award or the Boy Scout Eagle Rank! Program: Fort Delaware State Park Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19706 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campground Host - Delaware Seashore State Park (2025)2025 Campground HostDelaware Seashore State ParkDelaware State Parks Volunteer Host Program
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS CLOSED - Please make sure you are now logging volunteer hours under the Delaware Seashore State Park (2026) opportunity which can be found here: https://destateparks.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1165520 Thank you! Description Delaware Seashore State Park, boasting six miles of ocean and 20 miles of bay shoreline, serves as an important part of the southern Delaware coastline. The dynamic Indian River Inlet connects the Indian River and Rehoboth Bays with the Atlantic Ocean and is the epicenter of the park’s many activities. A beach lies on either side of the inlet, welcoming anglers and beachgoers who stay for the day or overnight at the park’s waterfront campground and cottages. The Indian River Life-Saving Station, built in 1876 for use by the United States Lifesaving Service to respond to shipwrecks, now pays homage to its maritime heritage while doubling as a coastal event space and educational center. The barrier beach and inland bays provide the perfect salt marsh habitat and nesting grounds for birds and terrapins. More than seven miles of trails welcome hikers, bikers, and birders. Campground hosts assist campers and park staff within Delaware Seashore’s campground by greeting campers, assisting with check-in/check-out, distributing information and answering questions about the Park. Hosts will also assist with general maintenance, and other campground services as needed. Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal positions April-November Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Greet new campers and assist with check-ins when necessary Distribute information and answer questions about the Park and local area Grounds maintenance to include but not limited to mowing and weed-eating Assist with special events Explain rules in pleasant and helpful manner and report rule infractions Routing bathroom facility checks and cleaning Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water Sewer Picnic table Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently and as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time and walk 2 miles Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines Unless granted by special permission, DSSP Campground Hosts do not have off on traditional weekends (Saturday/Sunday). Campground Hosts will be granted two consecutive days off during the week.Direct Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Access to free laundry facilities Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program 2025 Campground HostDelaware Seashore State ParkDelaware State Parks Volunteer Host Program
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS CLOSED - Please make sure you are now logging volunteer hours under the Delaware Seashore State Park (2026) opportunity which can be found here: https://destateparks.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1165520 Thank you! Description Delaware Seashore State Park, boasting six miles of ocean and 20 miles of bay shoreline, serves as an important part of the southern Delaware coastline. The dynamic Indian River Inlet connects the Indian River and Rehoboth Bays with the Atlantic Ocean and is the epicenter of the park’s many activities. A beach lies on either side of the inlet, welcoming anglers and beachgoers who stay for the day or overnight at the park’s waterfront campground and cottages. The Indian River Life-Saving Station, built in 1876 for use by the United States Lifesaving Service to respond to shipwrecks, now pays homage to its maritime heritage while doubling as a coastal event space and educational center. The barrier beach and inland bays provide the perfect salt marsh habitat and nesting grounds for birds and terrapins. More than seven miles of trails welcome hikers, bikers, and birders. Campground hosts assist campers and park staff within Delaware Seashore’s campground by greeting campers, assisting with check-in/check-out, distributing information and answering questions about the Park. Hosts will also assist with general maintenance, and other campground services as needed. Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal positions April-November Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Greet new campers and assist with check-ins when necessary Distribute information and answer questions about the Park and local area Grounds maintenance to include but not limited to mowing and weed-eating Assist with special events Explain rules in pleasant and helpful manner and report rule infractions Routing bathroom facility checks and cleaning Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water Sewer Picnic table Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently and as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time and walk 2 miles Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines Unless granted by special permission, DSSP Campground Hosts do not have off on traditional weekends (Saturday/Sunday). Campground Hosts will be granted two consecutive days off during the week.Direct Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Access to free laundry facilities Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19971 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campground Host - Killens Pond State Park (2025)THIS OPPORTUNITY WILL BE CLOSING - Please now log all volunteer hours under the Killens Pond State Park (2026) page which can be found here: https://destateparks.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1157186 Thank you! Description Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal and Year-Round positions Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers check in/out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within campground Clean rental cabins Clean Bathhouse Attend weekly Host meeting on Fridays at 8:30am Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water year round Sewer Picnic table Fire Ring Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently or as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time, walk 2 miles, be active with school-age children. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety GuidelinesDirect Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program THIS OPPORTUNITY WILL BE CLOSING - Please now log all volunteer hours under the Killens Pond State Park (2026) page which can be found here: https://destateparks.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1157186 Thank you! Description Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal and Year-Round positions Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers check in/out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within campground Clean rental cabins Clean Bathhouse Attend weekly Host meeting on Fridays at 8:30am Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water year round Sewer Picnic table Fire Ring Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently or as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time, walk 2 miles, be active with school-age children. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety GuidelinesDirect Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19943 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campground Host - Lums Pond State Park (2025)THIS OPPORTUNITY WILL BE CLOSING - Please make sure you are now logging all volunteer hours under the Lums Pond State Park (2026) page which can be found here: https://destateparks.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1165493 Thank you! **Please note: Lums Pond is no long accepting on new campground host applications for the 2026 season. If you are interested in future opportunities at the Lums Pond campground, it is recommended you become a fan of the Campground Host Program. You should then be notified on any new opportunities posted. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surrounding Delaware’s largest freshwater pond, Lums Pond State Park offers a variety of recreational activities. Seventeen miles of trails wind through hardwood forest of varying ages from mature to young growth, which can also be experienced via the Go Ape Treetop Course. Wetlands around the park are home to reptiles, amphibians, and notable dragonfly species. The boathouse offers a variety of watercrafts to explore the pond up close. The campground welcomes tents and RVs while a primitive campsite is available for groups. Campground Hosts assist campers and park staff by greeting campers, distributing information, assisting with registration and checkout, setup, litter pickup, grounds maintenance, and housekeeping. Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal and Year-Round positions Hours per week:Couples - 24 per personIndividuals - 30Primary Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers with check-in, check-out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within campground Oversee camping area in evenings. May assist with interpretive programs in the campground area. Assist campground registrar Routinely checks bathhouses, laundry area and yurts Grounds maintenance including but not limited to mowing, weeding, mulching, and trimming Assist with special events Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full-hookup sites 30- to 50-amp Water year-round Sewer year-round Picnic table Fire ring Max rig size: 50 ft.Desired Skills Pleasant and personable. Relates well with people. Independent and responsible. Able to work in multiple assignment environment. Able to assist both indoors and out-of-doors. Able to understand and follow verbal and written instructions. Clear understanding of park rules and policies and can explain to campers. Able to stand for long periods of time, walking about campground, able to perform light maintenance. work outdoors in various weather, including summer heat. Able to operate simple office machines: phone, cash register. May involve computer use. Attends training. Able to communicate effectively with a diverse public. Able to speak publicly in front of groups. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines.Direct Supervisor Benefits Campsite with full hookups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of DelawareYou will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program THIS OPPORTUNITY WILL BE CLOSING - Please make sure you are now logging all volunteer hours under the Lums Pond State Park (2026) page which can be found here: https://destateparks.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1165493 Thank you! **Please note: Lums Pond is no long accepting on new campground host applications for the 2026 season. If you are interested in future opportunities at the Lums Pond campground, it is recommended you become a fan of the Campground Host Program. You should then be notified on any new opportunities posted. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surrounding Delaware’s largest freshwater pond, Lums Pond State Park offers a variety of recreational activities. Seventeen miles of trails wind through hardwood forest of varying ages from mature to young growth, which can also be experienced via the Go Ape Treetop Course. Wetlands around the park are home to reptiles, amphibians, and notable dragonfly species. The boathouse offers a variety of watercrafts to explore the pond up close. The campground welcomes tents and RVs while a primitive campsite is available for groups. Campground Hosts assist campers and park staff by greeting campers, distributing information, assisting with registration and checkout, setup, litter pickup, grounds maintenance, and housekeeping. Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal and Year-Round positions Hours per week:Couples - 24 per personIndividuals - 30Primary Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers with check-in, check-out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within campground Oversee camping area in evenings. May assist with interpretive programs in the campground area. Assist campground registrar Routinely checks bathhouses, laundry area and yurts Grounds maintenance including but not limited to mowing, weeding, mulching, and trimming Assist with special events Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full-hookup sites 30- to 50-amp Water year-round Sewer year-round Picnic table Fire ring Max rig size: 50 ft.Desired Skills Pleasant and personable. Relates well with people. Independent and responsible. Able to work in multiple assignment environment. Able to assist both indoors and out-of-doors. Able to understand and follow verbal and written instructions. Clear understanding of park rules and policies and can explain to campers. Able to stand for long periods of time, walking about campground, able to perform light maintenance. work outdoors in various weather, including summer heat. Able to operate simple office machines: phone, cash register. May involve computer use. Attends training. Able to communicate effectively with a diverse public. Able to speak publicly in front of groups. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines.Direct Supervisor Benefits Campsite with full hookups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of DelawareYou will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19701 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campground Host - Trap Pond State Park (2025)THIS OPPORTUNITY WILL BE CLOSING - Please make sure you are now logging all volunteer hours under the Trap Pond State Park (2026) page which can be found here: https://destateparks.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1157185 Thank you! A hidden gem tucked away in Southern Delaware, Trap Pond State Park boasts the northernmost natural stand of bald cypress trees on the East Coast. Come to Trap and enjoy the natural wonders and beautiful recreational opportunities available such as fishing, boating, and miles of natural trails. Campground Host assist campers and park staff by greeting campers, distributing information, assisting with registration and checkout, litter, light maintenance, and housekeeping. Primary Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers check in/out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within the campground Trap Pond Partners Bike Loan Program Help keep inventory on bikes Make repairs to bikes as necessary Attend Host meeting as scheduled Clean rental Cabins and Yurts Assist with special events Routinely checks and cleans bathhouses and laundry areas Grounds maintenance including but not limited to mowing, weeding, mulching, and trimming Other duties as assignedHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water year round in most sites Sewer year round in most sites Picnic table Fire Ring Max Rig Size 25-40 – depending on host siteDesired Skills Pleasant and personable. Relates well with people Professional appearance and demeanor, trustworthy Independent and responsible. Able to work in multiple assignment environments Must be able to work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends Able to assist both indoors and out-of-doors Able to understand and follow verbal and written instructions Clear understanding of park rules and policies and have the ability to explain to campers Able to stand for long periods of time, walking about the campground, able to perform light maintenance work outdoors in various weather, including summer heat Able to operate simple office machines: phone, cash register, computer Attends training Able to communicate effectively with a diverse public Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety GuidelinesDirect Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-up Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program THIS OPPORTUNITY WILL BE CLOSING - Please make sure you are now logging all volunteer hours under the Trap Pond State Park (2026) page which can be found here: https://destateparks.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1157185 Thank you! A hidden gem tucked away in Southern Delaware, Trap Pond State Park boasts the northernmost natural stand of bald cypress trees on the East Coast. Come to Trap and enjoy the natural wonders and beautiful recreational opportunities available such as fishing, boating, and miles of natural trails. Campground Host assist campers and park staff by greeting campers, distributing information, assisting with registration and checkout, litter, light maintenance, and housekeeping. Primary Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers check in/out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within the campground Trap Pond Partners Bike Loan Program Help keep inventory on bikes Make repairs to bikes as necessary Attend Host meeting as scheduled Clean rental Cabins and Yurts Assist with special events Routinely checks and cleans bathhouses and laundry areas Grounds maintenance including but not limited to mowing, weeding, mulching, and trimming Other duties as assignedHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water year round in most sites Sewer year round in most sites Picnic table Fire Ring Max Rig Size 25-40 – depending on host siteDesired Skills Pleasant and personable. Relates well with people Professional appearance and demeanor, trustworthy Independent and responsible. Able to work in multiple assignment environments Must be able to work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends Able to assist both indoors and out-of-doors Able to understand and follow verbal and written instructions Clear understanding of park rules and policies and have the ability to explain to campers Able to stand for long periods of time, walking about the campground, able to perform light maintenance work outdoors in various weather, including summer heat Able to operate simple office machines: phone, cash register, computer Attends training Able to communicate effectively with a diverse public Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety GuidelinesDirect Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-up Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19956 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Event Volunteers at Brandywine CreekBrandywine Creek State Park hosts many events, and you can help make them a success! From our Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park's fishing derby, to Bug Days of Summer, Enchanted Meadows, and more, we have an opportunity for everyone! Roles will vary based on the event, but often include assisting with checking in guests, running craft stations, handing out candy, and floating between stations to better help guests and give other volunteers a break. If you're interested in becoming an event volunteer with us, you can respond to the post, and the Manager of Volunteers will be in touch with more information about our upcoming events! Needs will vary, but are generally just a half or one-day commitment. Examples of yearly events include: Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park Fishing Derby: Last Saturday in AprilBug Days of Summer: Mid-JuneEnchanted Meadows: Mid-OctoberPlease respond to this opportunity individually or as a small group. Please be aware, some events only require 2-6 volunteers, so spots may be limited. If you're interested in a specific opportunity, please indicate the event in the notes. Program: Brandywine Creek State Park Brandywine Creek State Park hosts many events, and you can help make them a success! From our Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park's fishing derby, to Bug Days of Summer, Enchanted Meadows, and more, we have an opportunity for everyone! Roles will vary based on the event, but often include assisting with checking in guests, running craft stations, handing out candy, and floating between stations to better help guests and give other volunteers a break. If you're interested in becoming an event volunteer with us, you can respond to the post, and the Manager of Volunteers will be in touch with more information about our upcoming events! Needs will vary, but are generally just a half or one-day commitment. Examples of yearly events include: Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park Fishing Derby: Last Saturday in AprilBug Days of Summer: Mid-JuneEnchanted Meadows: Mid-OctoberPlease respond to this opportunity individually or as a small group. Please be aware, some events only require 2-6 volunteers, so spots may be limited. If you're interested in a specific opportunity, please indicate the event in the notes. Program: Brandywine Creek State Park Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19807 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campground Host - Trap Pond State Park (2026)A hidden gem tucked away in Southern Delaware, Trap Pond State Park boasts the northernmost natural stand of bald cypress trees on the East Coast. Come to Trap and enjoy the natural wonders and beautiful recreational opportunities available such as fishing, boating, and miles of natural trails. Campground Host assist campers and park staff by greeting campers, distributing information, assisting with registration and checkout, litter, light maintenance, and housekeeping. Primary Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers check in/out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within the campground Trap Pond Partners Bike Loan Program Help keep inventory on bikes Make repairs to bikes as necessary Attend Host meeting as scheduled Clean rental Cabins and Yurts Assist with special events Routinely checks and cleans bathhouses and laundry areas Grounds maintenance including but not limited to mowing, weeding, mulching, and trimming Other duties as assignedHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water year round in most sites Sewer year round in most sites Picnic table Fire Ring Max Rig Size 25-40 – depending on host siteDesired Skills Pleasant and personable. Relates well with people Professional appearance and demeanor, trustworthy Independent and responsible. Able to work in multiple assignment environments Must be able to work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends Able to assist both indoors and out-of-doors Able to understand and follow verbal and written instructions Clear understanding of park rules and policies and have the ability to explain to campers Able to stand for long periods of time, walking about the campground, able to perform light maintenance work outdoors in various weather, including summer heat Able to operate simple office machines: phone, cash register, computer Attends training Able to communicate effectively with a diverse public Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety GuidelinesDirect Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-up Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program A hidden gem tucked away in Southern Delaware, Trap Pond State Park boasts the northernmost natural stand of bald cypress trees on the East Coast. Come to Trap and enjoy the natural wonders and beautiful recreational opportunities available such as fishing, boating, and miles of natural trails. Campground Host assist campers and park staff by greeting campers, distributing information, assisting with registration and checkout, litter, light maintenance, and housekeeping. Primary Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers check in/out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within the campground Trap Pond Partners Bike Loan Program Help keep inventory on bikes Make repairs to bikes as necessary Attend Host meeting as scheduled Clean rental Cabins and Yurts Assist with special events Routinely checks and cleans bathhouses and laundry areas Grounds maintenance including but not limited to mowing, weeding, mulching, and trimming Other duties as assignedHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water year round in most sites Sewer year round in most sites Picnic table Fire Ring Max Rig Size 25-40 – depending on host siteDesired Skills Pleasant and personable. Relates well with people Professional appearance and demeanor, trustworthy Independent and responsible. Able to work in multiple assignment environments Must be able to work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends Able to assist both indoors and out-of-doors Able to understand and follow verbal and written instructions Clear understanding of park rules and policies and have the ability to explain to campers Able to stand for long periods of time, walking about the campground, able to perform light maintenance work outdoors in various weather, including summer heat Able to operate simple office machines: phone, cash register, computer Attends training Able to communicate effectively with a diverse public Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety GuidelinesDirect Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-up Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19956 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campground Host - Killens Pond State Park (2026)Description Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal and Year-Round positions Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers check in/out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within campground Clean rental cabins Clean Bathhouse Attend weekly Host meeting on Fridays at 8:30am Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water year round Sewer Picnic table Fire Ring Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently or as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time, walk 2 miles, be active with school-age children. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety GuidelinesDirect Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Description Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal and Year-Round positions Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers check in/out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within campground Clean rental cabins Clean Bathhouse Attend weekly Host meeting on Fridays at 8:30am Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water year round Sewer Picnic table Fire Ring Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently or as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time, walk 2 miles, be active with school-age children. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety GuidelinesDirect Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19943 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Youth Camp Campground Host - Cape Henlopen State Park (2026)**Please note: Capen Henlopen Youth Campground is no long accepting on new campground host applications for the 2026 season.
If you are interested in future opportunities at the Cape Henlopen Youth Campground, it is recommended you become a fan of the Campground Host Program. You should then be notified on any new opportunities posted. Description Situated at the mouth of the Delaware Bay sits Cape Henlopen State Park and its 6+ miles of coastline. The “Point” of Cape Henlopen, where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, shaped the history of this landscape. A diverse collection of habitats makes up the coastal ecosystem of Cape Henlopen State Park. Barrier dune, coastal beaches, and maritime forest are home to many species of plants and animals. Visitors can visit the Seaside Nature Center to participate in an interpretive program or learn about the park’s native plants and animals. Youth Campground Hosts assist campers and park staff within Youth Camp areas I, II, III (Officer’s Club), and the Primitive Youth Camp area by greeting campers, assisting with check-in/check-out, distributing information and answering questions about the Park. Hosts will also assist with general maintenance, and other campground services as needed. Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal position – April-October Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Youth Camp Campground Ambassador Greet new campers and check them into their respective Youth Camp areas Check-out campers prior to departure Distribute information and answer questions about the Park and local area Explain rules in pleasant and helpful manner and report rule infractions Routine bathroom facility checks Clean fire rings in Youth Camp areas and Primitive Youth Camp Assist with special events Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water Sewer Picnic table Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently and as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time, walk 2 miles and be active with school-age children. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines Unless granted by special permission, Youth Campground Hosts do not have off on traditional weekends (Saturday/Sunday). Youth Campground Hosts will be granted two consecutive days off during the week. CHSP Youth Camps are pet-prohibited areas. Youth Camp Hosts are not permitted to have pets on site.Direct Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Access to free laundry facilities Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program **Please note: Capen Henlopen Youth Campground is no long accepting on new campground host applications for the 2026 season.
If you are interested in future opportunities at the Cape Henlopen Youth Campground, it is recommended you become a fan of the Campground Host Program. You should then be notified on any new opportunities posted. Description Situated at the mouth of the Delaware Bay sits Cape Henlopen State Park and its 6+ miles of coastline. The “Point” of Cape Henlopen, where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, shaped the history of this landscape. A diverse collection of habitats makes up the coastal ecosystem of Cape Henlopen State Park. Barrier dune, coastal beaches, and maritime forest are home to many species of plants and animals. Visitors can visit the Seaside Nature Center to participate in an interpretive program or learn about the park’s native plants and animals. Youth Campground Hosts assist campers and park staff within Youth Camp areas I, II, III (Officer’s Club), and the Primitive Youth Camp area by greeting campers, assisting with check-in/check-out, distributing information and answering questions about the Park. Hosts will also assist with general maintenance, and other campground services as needed. Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal position – April-October Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Youth Camp Campground Ambassador Greet new campers and check them into their respective Youth Camp areas Check-out campers prior to departure Distribute information and answer questions about the Park and local area Explain rules in pleasant and helpful manner and report rule infractions Routine bathroom facility checks Clean fire rings in Youth Camp areas and Primitive Youth Camp Assist with special events Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water Sewer Picnic table Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently and as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time, walk 2 miles and be active with school-age children. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines Unless granted by special permission, Youth Campground Hosts do not have off on traditional weekends (Saturday/Sunday). Youth Campground Hosts will be granted two consecutive days off during the week. CHSP Youth Camps are pet-prohibited areas. Youth Camp Hosts are not permitted to have pets on site.Direct Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Access to free laundry facilities Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19958 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campground Host - Lums Pond State Park (2026)Welcome 2026 Lums Pond Campground Hosts!
If you are interested in future opportunities at the Lums Pond campground, it is recommended you become a fan of the Campground Host Program. You should then be notified on any new opportunities posted. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lums Pond State ParkSurrounding Delaware’s largest freshwater pond, Lums Pond State Park offers a variety of recreational activities. Seventeen miles of trails wind through hardwood forest of varying ages from mature to young growth, which can also be experienced via the Go Ape Treetop Course. Wetlands around the park are home to reptiles, amphibians, and notable dragonfly species. The boathouse offers a variety of watercrafts to explore the pond up close. The campground welcomes tents and RVs while a primitive campsite is available for groups. Campground Hosts assist campers and park staff by greeting campers, distributing information, assisting with registration and checkout, setup, litter pickup, grounds maintenance, and housekeeping. Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal and Year-Round positions Hours per week:Couples - 24 per personIndividuals - 30Primary Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers with check-in, check-out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within campground Oversee camping area in evenings. May assist with interpretive programs in the campground area. Assist campground registrar Routinely checks bathhouses, laundry area and yurts Grounds maintenance including but not limited to mowing, weeding, mulching, and trimming Assist with special events Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full-hookup sites 30- to 50-amp Water year-round Sewer year-round Picnic table Fire ring Max rig size: 50 ft.Desired Skills Pleasant and personable. Relates well with people. Independent and responsible. Able to work in multiple assignment environment. Able to assist both indoors and out-of-doors. Able to understand and follow verbal and written instructions. Clear understanding of park rules and policies and can explain to campers. Able to stand for long periods of time, walking about campground, able to perform light maintenance. work outdoors in various weather, including summer heat. Able to operate simple office machines: phone, cash register. May involve computer use. Attends training. Able to communicate effectively with a diverse public. Able to speak publicly in front of groups. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines.Direct Supervisor Benefits Campsite with full hookups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of DelawareYou will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview, and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Welcome 2026 Lums Pond Campground Hosts!
If you are interested in future opportunities at the Lums Pond campground, it is recommended you become a fan of the Campground Host Program. You should then be notified on any new opportunities posted. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lums Pond State ParkSurrounding Delaware’s largest freshwater pond, Lums Pond State Park offers a variety of recreational activities. Seventeen miles of trails wind through hardwood forest of varying ages from mature to young growth, which can also be experienced via the Go Ape Treetop Course. Wetlands around the park are home to reptiles, amphibians, and notable dragonfly species. The boathouse offers a variety of watercrafts to explore the pond up close. The campground welcomes tents and RVs while a primitive campsite is available for groups. Campground Hosts assist campers and park staff by greeting campers, distributing information, assisting with registration and checkout, setup, litter pickup, grounds maintenance, and housekeeping. Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal and Year-Round positions Hours per week:Couples - 24 per personIndividuals - 30Primary Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Assist campers with check-in, check-out Clean up campsites and fire rings after camper checks out Maintain general areas within campground Oversee camping area in evenings. May assist with interpretive programs in the campground area. Assist campground registrar Routinely checks bathhouses, laundry area and yurts Grounds maintenance including but not limited to mowing, weeding, mulching, and trimming Assist with special events Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full-hookup sites 30- to 50-amp Water year-round Sewer year-round Picnic table Fire ring Max rig size: 50 ft.Desired Skills Pleasant and personable. Relates well with people. Independent and responsible. Able to work in multiple assignment environment. Able to assist both indoors and out-of-doors. Able to understand and follow verbal and written instructions. Clear understanding of park rules and policies and can explain to campers. Able to stand for long periods of time, walking about campground, able to perform light maintenance. work outdoors in various weather, including summer heat. Able to operate simple office machines: phone, cash register. May involve computer use. Attends training. Able to communicate effectively with a diverse public. Able to speak publicly in front of groups. Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines.Direct Supervisor Benefits Campsite with full hookups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of DelawareYou will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview, and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19701 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campground Host - Cape Henlopen State Park (2026)2026 Campground HostCape Henlopen State ParkDelaware State Parks Volunteer Host Program
Position Overview Located where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, Cape Henlopen State Park boasts over six miles of coastline and a unique blend of coastal habitats. This park's landscape, shaped by its “Point” and varied ecosystems, includes barrier dunes, coastal beaches, and maritime forests that shelter a rich diversity of plants and animals. Visitors can explore these habitats and discover native species at the Seaside Nature Center, which offers interpretive programs and educational displays. Campground Hosts at Cape Henlopen play a vital role in enhancing visitor experiences, assisting campers and park staff within the campground. Responsibilities include greeting campers, facilitating check-in/check-out, sharing park information, and helping with general maintenance and campground services. Term of Service Requirements First-time Hosts: Minimum 3-month commitment Seasonal and year-round positions available Couples: 24 hours per week per person | Individuals: 30 hours per weekHost Responsibilities Act as Campground Ambassadors by greeting and assisting campers with check-ins as needed Share information about the park, its rules, and the surrounding area in a friendly, informative manner Conduct routine checks of bathroom facilities Monitor for and report any rule infractions Perform additional tasks as agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook-Up Sites: 30-50 amp service, water, and sewer access Picnic Table and Fire Ring Accommodates rigs up to 45 feetDesired Skills Flexibility to work varied hours, including evenings and weekends Effective communicator with a positive attitude in a dynamic, fast-paced setting Professional appearance and demeanor, trustworthy and dependable Friendly, approachable, and customer-service oriented Capable of working independently or as part of a team Physical ability to stand for long periods, walk 2 miles, and engage with school-age children Ability to adhere to Division and Park Customer Service and Safety Guidelines Note: Campground Hosts will have two consecutive days off during the week, with no regular weekend (Saturday/Sunday) availability.Direct Supervisor Hosts report directly to the Campground Manager.Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms provided Access to free laundry facilities Complimentary admission to all Delaware State Parks during the hosting period Special event access and staff recognition opportunities Merchandise discounts An opportunity to deepen knowledge of Delaware’s history, wildlife, and environmentAdditional Requirements All Delaware State Parks Hosts must complete a background check conducted by the Division. Background check opportunity will be provided at no cost. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically.Program: Campground Host Program 2026 Campground HostCape Henlopen State ParkDelaware State Parks Volunteer Host Program
Position Overview Located where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, Cape Henlopen State Park boasts over six miles of coastline and a unique blend of coastal habitats. This park's landscape, shaped by its “Point” and varied ecosystems, includes barrier dunes, coastal beaches, and maritime forests that shelter a rich diversity of plants and animals. Visitors can explore these habitats and discover native species at the Seaside Nature Center, which offers interpretive programs and educational displays. Campground Hosts at Cape Henlopen play a vital role in enhancing visitor experiences, assisting campers and park staff within the campground. Responsibilities include greeting campers, facilitating check-in/check-out, sharing park information, and helping with general maintenance and campground services. Term of Service Requirements First-time Hosts: Minimum 3-month commitment Seasonal and year-round positions available Couples: 24 hours per week per person | Individuals: 30 hours per weekHost Responsibilities Act as Campground Ambassadors by greeting and assisting campers with check-ins as needed Share information about the park, its rules, and the surrounding area in a friendly, informative manner Conduct routine checks of bathroom facilities Monitor for and report any rule infractions Perform additional tasks as agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook-Up Sites: 30-50 amp service, water, and sewer access Picnic Table and Fire Ring Accommodates rigs up to 45 feetDesired Skills Flexibility to work varied hours, including evenings and weekends Effective communicator with a positive attitude in a dynamic, fast-paced setting Professional appearance and demeanor, trustworthy and dependable Friendly, approachable, and customer-service oriented Capable of working independently or as part of a team Physical ability to stand for long periods, walk 2 miles, and engage with school-age children Ability to adhere to Division and Park Customer Service and Safety Guidelines Note: Campground Hosts will have two consecutive days off during the week, with no regular weekend (Saturday/Sunday) availability.Direct Supervisor Hosts report directly to the Campground Manager.Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms provided Access to free laundry facilities Complimentary admission to all Delaware State Parks during the hosting period Special event access and staff recognition opportunities Merchandise discounts An opportunity to deepen knowledge of Delaware’s history, wildlife, and environmentAdditional Requirements All Delaware State Parks Hosts must complete a background check conducted by the Division. Background check opportunity will be provided at no cost. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically.Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19958 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campground Host - Delaware Seashore State Park (2026)2026 Campground HostDelaware Seashore State ParkDelaware State Parks Volunteer Host Program
No current positions available for the 2026 season Description Delaware Seashore State Park, boasting six miles of ocean and 20 miles of bay shoreline, serves as an important part of the southern Delaware coastline. The dynamic Indian River Inlet connects the Indian River and Rehoboth Bays with the Atlantic Ocean and is the epicenter of the park’s many activities. A beach lies on either side of the inlet, welcoming anglers and beachgoers who stay for the day or overnight at the park’s waterfront campground and cottages. The Indian River Life-Saving Station, built in 1876 for use by the United States Lifesaving Service to respond to shipwrecks, now pays homage to its maritime heritage while doubling as a coastal event space and educational center. The barrier beach and inland bays provide the perfect salt marsh habitat and nesting grounds for birds and terrapins. More than seven miles of trails welcome hikers, bikers, and birders. Campground hosts assist campers and park staff within Delaware Seashore’s campground by greeting campers, assisting with check-in/check-out, distributing information and answering questions about the Park. Hosts will also assist with general maintenance, and other campground services as needed. Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal positions April-November Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Greet new campers and assist with check-ins when necessary Distribute information and answer questions about the Park and local area Grounds maintenance to include but not limited to mowing and weed-eating Assist with special events Explain rules in pleasant and helpful manner and report rule infractions Routing bathroom facility checks and cleaning Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water Sewer Picnic table Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently and as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time and walk 2 miles Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines Unless granted by special permission, DSSP Campground Hosts do not have off on traditional weekends (Saturday/Sunday). Campground Hosts will be granted two consecutive days off during the week.Direct Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Access to free laundry facilities Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program 2026 Campground HostDelaware Seashore State ParkDelaware State Parks Volunteer Host Program
No current positions available for the 2026 season Description Delaware Seashore State Park, boasting six miles of ocean and 20 miles of bay shoreline, serves as an important part of the southern Delaware coastline. The dynamic Indian River Inlet connects the Indian River and Rehoboth Bays with the Atlantic Ocean and is the epicenter of the park’s many activities. A beach lies on either side of the inlet, welcoming anglers and beachgoers who stay for the day or overnight at the park’s waterfront campground and cottages. The Indian River Life-Saving Station, built in 1876 for use by the United States Lifesaving Service to respond to shipwrecks, now pays homage to its maritime heritage while doubling as a coastal event space and educational center. The barrier beach and inland bays provide the perfect salt marsh habitat and nesting grounds for birds and terrapins. More than seven miles of trails welcome hikers, bikers, and birders. Campground hosts assist campers and park staff within Delaware Seashore’s campground by greeting campers, assisting with check-in/check-out, distributing information and answering questions about the Park. Hosts will also assist with general maintenance, and other campground services as needed. Term of Service Requirements Minimum 3-month term for first time Hosts Seasonal positions April-November Couples - 24 hours per week per personIndividuals - 30 hours per week Responsibilities Serve as Campground Ambassador Greet new campers and assist with check-ins when necessary Distribute information and answer questions about the Park and local area Grounds maintenance to include but not limited to mowing and weed-eating Assist with special events Explain rules in pleasant and helpful manner and report rule infractions Routing bathroom facility checks and cleaning Other duties as assigned and agreed uponHost Site Amenities Full Hook Up sites 30-50 amp Water Sewer Picnic table Max Rig Size 45ftDesired Skills Must be able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends Able to communicate effectively with customers and groups Positive attitude in a fast-paced, sometimes hectic environment Professional appearance and demeanor, responsible and trustworthy. Pleasant and personable, enjoys people, good customer service skills. Works well independently and as a cooperative, contributory team member. Able to stand for long periods of time and walk 2 miles Performs duties in compliance with Division and Park Customer Service Guidelines and Safety Guidelines Unless granted by special permission, DSSP Campground Hosts do not have off on traditional weekends (Saturday/Sunday). Campground Hosts will be granted two consecutive days off during the week.Direct Supervisor Host Benefits Campsite with full hook-ups Flexible scheduling Uniforms Access to free laundry facilities Free admission to all Delaware State Parks while hosting Recognition Free admission to park, staff and special events Discount on merchandise purchases Opportunity to expand knowledge of historical, wildlife and environment of Delaware.You will be required to pass a background check to become a Host. You will not be asked to complete a background check until you are referred to the park for a second interview and the park extends an offer to become a Host. Basic computer proficiency and access to a personal computer are required to complete the application and onboarding process. Hosts will need to be able to navigate online forms, send and receive email, and access training materials electronically. Program: Campground Host Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19971 Allow Groups: No |