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Rv Camp Host Jobs (NOW HIRING)

$17.25 - $23/hr

The Campground Host position is frequently filled by two people but may be an individual role in ... Able to tow own RV (where applicable) in and out of campgrounds in emergency situations. Qualified ...

Park Host site has a large pull-in ramada for an RV, barbeque, and a picnic bench. Park Host site ... RV camp space at no charge, including solar electricity, water, and sewer hookups. The park is ...

Park Host site has a large pull-in ramada for an RV, barbeque, and a picnic bench. Park Host site ... RV camp space at no charge, including solar electricity, water, and sewer hookups. The park is ...

Campground Host

Reidsville, NC · On-site

$13.50 - $18/hr

... camper or RV to this unique opportunity to serve as the Campground Host at the Lake Reidsville ... You may be given priority ranking for any Camp Store vacancies that occur in the future, if you are ...

Bring your own camper or RV to this unique opportunity to serve as the Campground Host at the Lake ... You may be given priority ranking for any Camp Store vacancies that occur in the future, if you are ...

RV FARM Technician Part Time hourly/ administrative position for the RV Food Service Department ... host that pertain to farm, fresh foods, and produce. Help create and lead successful Summer Camp ...

... own RV Responsibilities * Collect camping and vehicle fees for visitors as well as money from fee tubes (if applicable) * Clean bathrooms, camp sites, fire rings and any other assigned areas in a ...

Campground Host

Crater Lake, OR · On-site

$14.60 - $15/hr

... own RV Responsibilities * Collect camping and vehicle fees for visitors as well as money from fee tubes (if applicable) * Clean bathrooms, camp sites, fire rings and any other assigned areas in a ...

... communities host that pertain to farm, fresh foods, and produce. • Help create and lead ... Camp programs. • Lead Student Internship program • Put monthly purchase requests in for ...

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How much do rv camp host jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 18, 2026, the average hourly pay for rv camp host in the United States is $18.25, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $19.23 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an RV camp host?

RV camp hosts are individuals or couples who volunteer or work seasonally at campgrounds, RV parks, or state and national parks, serving as onsite representatives for campers. Their duties typically include greeting guests, providing information, maintaining facilities, monitoring campground rules, and sometimes assisting with reservations or light maintenance. RV camp hosts often receive a free campsite with hookups in exchange for their services, and may sometimes receive additional pay or benefits. This role is ideal for people who enjoy the outdoors, meeting new people, and having a flexible work schedule while traveling in their RV.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an RV camp host?

A successful RV Camp Host needs strong customer service skills, basic maintenance abilities, and familiarity with campground operations, often supported by prior hospitality or outdoor experience. Familiarity with reservation systems, radio communication devices, and basic property management tools is typically required. Excellent communication, problem-solving, and adaptability are standout soft skills for managing guest interactions and addressing issues on-site. These abilities are vital to ensuring smooth campground operations, guest satisfaction, and a welcoming environment for all visitors.

What are some common challenges RV camp hosts face during busy seasons, and how can they prepare for them?

During peak camping season, RV Camp Hosts often experience high guest turnover, increased maintenance needs, and more frequent conflict resolution situations. Preparing for these challenges involves staying organized with a clear checklist, maintaining open communication with both campers and park management, and being adaptable to changing situations. Developing strong customer service skills and learning basic troubleshooting for utilities or campground amenities can also help hosts manage busy periods more smoothly.

What is the difference between Rv Camp Host vs Rv Park Ranger?

AspectRv Camp HostRv Park Ranger
Required CredentialsBasic customer service, hospitality skillsPark management, environmental knowledge
Work EnvironmentCampgrounds, recreational areasNational/state parks, outdoor settings
Employer & IndustryPrivate campgrounds, RV parksGovernment parks, conservation agencies
Common Search/ComparisonCustomer service, hospitality rolesPark management, outdoor recreation

While both roles involve outdoor settings and interacting with visitors, Rv Camp Hosts primarily focus on hospitality and customer service at private campgrounds. Rv Park Rangers, on the other hand, are typically employed by government agencies to oversee park operations and conservation efforts. Understanding these differences helps job seekers find the role that best matches their skills and career goals.

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Infographic showing various Rv Camp Host job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 66% Full Time, 25% Part Time, and 9% Contract. Highlights an 96% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $37,956 per year, or $18.2 per hour.

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Position Description: CAMPGROUND HOSTS:This is a seasonal employment opportunity. Campground Hosts are assigned to a campground area and are responsible for managing the campground, providing unparalleled customer service to our guests, and servicing and maintaining the facilities and grounds.REQUIREMENTS:YOU MUST BRING EITHER AN RV OR CAMPER TRAILER TO LIVE IN. TENTS AND SOFT-SIDED POP-UP TRAILERS ARE NOT ACCEPTED.Have superior Customer Service SkillsBe able to defuse/de-escalate a tense situation between parties. Conflict resolution experience would be very helpful.Hosts need to be physically able to perform a series of tasks that require:walking the length of a campground,navigating natural terrain while using a handheld blower,bending over to regularly clean toilets,kneeling to scoop out ashes from a fire pit,leaning over to pick up litter and fallen branches,stretching above your arms above your head to clip vegetation,gripping and dragging a rakecarrying at least 30 lbs. of weight in a trash bag or barrel.Operate various landscaping tools including a shovel, rake, blower, clippers, and lawn mower.Have cash handling skills, including the ability to count back changeHave enough bookkeeping skills to be able to record and balance the cash vs. sales transactionsBe able to operate a computer and work with basic programs.Skills in credit card processing are preferred.Prior experience working with reservation systems is preferred.THE DUTIES:Prior to a guest's arrival, the Host prepares the facility, sites, and amenities for the clean, operable, and safe use. This entails cleaning, landscaping, inspection, and maintenance of the grounds, sites, restrooms, amenities, and additional facilities. During a guest's visit, a Host continues cleaning, landscaping, inspection, and maintenance and additionally collects fees, fulfills reservations, upholds rules, and sells approved items. When a guest leaves, the Host promptly attends to the site and makes it ready for the next guest. Additional duties and projects are assigned by managers.NOTE: Some of our campground locations are located in high elevation mountain ranges (from 6,000 ft to over 10,000 feet in altitude). Hosts should check with their medical provider to determine if they are safe to work and live at the elevation of their assigned campground.LOCATIONS:Benton Lake:The host site associated with this position is:Water: Yes
Sewer: Yes
Electricity: None
Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 24-30 hrs./ week. Anticipated Dates of Employment are: April - SeptemberAssigned Facilities
Benton Lake, 25 Sites, 6 RestroomsBowman Bridge:The host site associated with this position is:
Water: Yes
Sewer: Yes
Electricity: Yes
Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’
Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 19-28 hrs./ week.Anticipated Dates of Employment are: April - OctoberAssigned Facilities
Bowman Bridge, 27 Sites, 4 Restrooms
Gleasons Landing, 8 Sites, 1 RestroomHemlock:The host site associated with this position is:
Water: Yes
Sewer: Yes
Electricity: Yes

Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 14-20 hrs./ week.Anticipated Dates of Employment are: April - SeptemberAssigned Facilities
Hemlock, 19 Sites, 2 RestroomsLake Michigan Recreation AreaThe host site associated with this position is:
Water: Yes
Sewer: Yes
Electricity: Yes

Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 40-80 hrs./ week (hours may be split by a couple).Anticipated Dates of Employment are: Approximately: May - OctoberAssigned Facilities
Lake Michigan RA, 115 Sites, 8 Restrooms, Day Use AreaNichols LakeThe host site associated with this position is:Water: Yes
Sewer: Yes
Electricity: Yes

Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 30-40 hrs./ week (hours may be split by a couple).Anticipated Dates of Employment are: May - SeptemberAssigned Facilities
Highbanks, 9 Sites, 1 Restroom
Nichols Lake, 28 Sites, 2 RestroomsOld GradeThe host site associated with this position is:Water: Yes
Sewer:
Electricity: None

Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 5-10 hrs./ week.Anticipated Dates of Employment are: April - OctoberAssigned Facilities
Old GradePeterson BridgeThe host site associated with this position is:Water: Yes
Sewer: Yes
Electricity: Yes

Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 24-35 hrs./ week (hours may be split by a couple).Anticipated Dates of Employment are: April - OctoberAssigned Facilities
Peterson Bridge, 31 Sites, 5 RestroomsPines PointThe host site associated with this position is:Water: Yes
Sewer: Yes
Electricity: Yes

Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 24-36 hrs./ week (hours may be split by a couple).Anticipated Dates of Employment are: May - OctoberAssigned Facilities
Pines PointSand LakeThe host site associated with this position is:Water: Yes
Sewer: Yes
Electricity: Yes
Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 25-35 hrs./ week (hours may be split by a couple).Anticipated Dates of Employment are: May - SeptemberAssigned Facilities
Bear Track, 20 Sites, 2 Restrooms
Pine Lake, 12 Sites, 2 Restrooms
Sand Lake, 47 Sites, 6 RestroomsSeaton CreekThe host site associated with this position is:Water: Hand Pump nearby
Sewer: Yes
Electricity: None
Facilities in this area are in this elevation range: 600’ - 1,300’
Anticipated Weekly Hours are: 20-29 hrs./ week (hours may be split by a couple).Anticipated Dates of Employment are: April - OctoberAssigned Facilities
Seaton Creek, 22 Sites, 3 Restrooms

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