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Weekend Campground Jobs in Michigan (NOW HIRING)

The schedule will be approximately 15 hours per week and will include evenings, weekends and ... Supports recreational program such as special events, campground activities and mobile recreation ...

Wabasis Campground, Millennium Park, and Kaufman Golf Course Must be at least 18 years old OR a ... to work evenings, weekends, and holidays Minimum Qualifications Must possess a valid driver ...

Porter

Saint Ignace, MI · On-site

$15/hr

Clean campground shower house (Sault location). * Clean rental cabins as directed (Hessel location ... Must be flexible and available to work various shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Porter

Sault Sainte Marie, MI · On-site

$13.50 - $17/hr

Clean campground shower house (Sault location). * Clean rental cabins as directed (Hessel location ... Must be flexible and available to work various shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

... during campground activities and events. Extra activities are planned on Friday evenings and throughout the weekend. Duties & Responsibilities * Live Team Outsider's values, helping to create ...

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What are the typical responsibilities of a weekend campground attendant and how do they collaborate with other staff?

As a Weekend Campground Attendant, your daily tasks may include greeting guests, checking reservations, maintaining cleanliness of facilities, and ensuring campground rules are observed. You often collaborate closely with maintenance staff to address any issues and with park rangers or management to report incidents or provide updates on guest activity. The role requires strong communication and problem-solving skills to help create a positive experience for campers, especially during busy weekends.

What is the difference between Weekend Campground vs Weekend Park Ranger?

AspectWeekend CampgroundWeekend Park Ranger
Required CredentialsBasic knowledge of campground operations, possibly CPR certificationFirst aid, CPR, park-specific certifications
Work EnvironmentCampgrounds, outdoor settings, seasonalNational/state parks, outdoor, public service
Employer & IndustryPrivate campgrounds, outdoor recreationGovernment agencies, parks & recreation
Common Search/ComparisonWeekend CampgroundWeekend Park Ranger

While both roles involve outdoor settings and customer service, Weekend Campground staff primarily focus on campground maintenance and guest assistance, often in private settings. Weekend Park Rangers have broader responsibilities including enforcing park rules, safety, and educational programs within public parks. The certifications and work environments overlap but differ in scope and employer type.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a weekend campground host and why are they important?

To thrive as a Weekend Campground Host, you need strong organizational skills, basic maintenance abilities, and familiarity with campground operations, typically supported by customer service experience. Competence with reservation systems, radios, and basic maintenance tools is often required. Excellent communication, problem-solving, and hospitality skills help hosts effectively manage guest needs and resolve conflicts. These skills ensure a safe, welcoming, and smoothly-running campground environment for all visitors.

What is a weekend campground host?

Weekend campground hosts are individuals or couples who volunteer or are employed to manage and oversee campgrounds primarily during weekends. Their responsibilities typically include greeting campers, assisting with check-ins, providing information about the campground and local area, ensuring rules are followed, and performing light maintenance tasks. Weekend hosts play a crucial role in enhancing the camping experience by being available to help guests during the busiest times. This is often a seasonal or part-time role, ideal for those who enjoy spending time outdoors and interacting with people.
What are the most commonly searched types of Campground jobs in Michigan? The most popular types of Campground jobs in Michigan are:
What cities in Michigan are hiring for Weekend Campground jobs? Cities in Michigan with the most Weekend Campground job openings:

General Manager - Jellystone Park™ Lake of the North

Jellystone Park Lake of the North

West Branch, MI

$18 - $20/hr

Full-time

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Position Overview


The General Manager is the on-site leader responsible for all facets of operations at Jellystone Park™ Lake of the North, ensuring exceptional guest experiences, a strong team culture, and consistent financial performance. This role champions the park’s values—Customer Satisfaction, Growth, Teamwork, Integrity, and Passion—in every interaction, decision, and initiative. The General Manager sets the tone for the property’s culture and brings hospitality to life at every touchpoint.


Because Lake of the North operates with a small, collaborative team, this is a hands-on working manager position. In addition to leading employees and overseeing the park’s operations, the General Manager is expected to work alongside the team and directly assist in departments as operational needs arise. This may include supporting the front office, housekeeping, maintenance, retail, recreation, food and beverage, or other areas of the park. The successful candidate will be comfortable shifting between strategic leadership and day-to-day operational work while modeling teamwork, flexibility, and a willingness to step in wherever needed.


Due to the nature of campground operations, this position is required to reside on-site or within a reasonable distance of the park from April 1 through October 31 to provide leadership during evenings, weekends, holidays, and emergency situations.

Key Responsibilities

Team Leadership & Culture

·         Recruit, coach, and retain a high-performing, hospitality-driven team aligned with Jellystone Park™ Lake of the North values.

·         Build a culture of accountability, open communication, development, and recognition.

·         Lead weekly team meetings, performance check-ins, and seasonal training.

·         Model positivity, patience, and consistency in interactions with staff and guests.

Financial Oversight

·         Collaborate with Ownership to develop and manage annual budgets and forecasts.

·         Monitor performance metrics such as revenue, labor, expenses, and profit margins.

·         Submit weekly reports and manage petty cash, inventory controls, and vendor purchasing.

·         Identify new income opportunities and areas for cost savings.

Guest Experience

·         Lead a guest service strategy that prioritizes communication, empathy, and proactive solutions.

·         Respond to guest feedback and use it to enhance operations.

·         Ensure consistent, high-quality guest interactions across all departments.

·         Support recreation and activity programming that aligns with the brand and enhances family fun.

Operational Excellence

·         Oversee daily operations: front office, housekeeping, maintenance, retail, recreation, and F&B (if applicable).

·         Ensure departments meet brand standards in presentation, performance, and guest satisfaction.

·         Maintain compliance with all policies, safety standards, and legal regulations.

·         Manage schedules and labor to meet budget while delivering exceptional service.

·         Serve as a hands-on working manager by regularly assisting in departmental operations, filling operational gaps, and working alongside team members during busy periods or staffing shortages.

Facilities & Safety Management

·         Oversee a preventative maintenance program and conduct routine inspections.

·         Ensure safety protocols, licensing, and documentation are up to date and enforced.

·         Respond to emergencies and support staff training on emergency procedures.

·         Coordinate repair vendors and capital improvements with appropriate approvals.

Marketing & Community Engagement

·         Collaborate with ownership to support promotional efforts and content requests.

·         Provide visuals, event descriptions, and real-time updates for social media and guest communication.

·         Represent the resort at community events or tourism partnerships as needed.

Preferred Qualifications

·         Bachelor’s degree in hospitality, business, or related field preferred. High school diploma or GED required.

·         Minimum 2 years of leadership experience in hospitality, campground, or resort operations.

·         Proficient with Microsoft Office and PMS systems (Campspot experience preferred).

·         Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.

·         Guest-focused, people-oriented, and enthusiastic about creating family-friendly environments.

·         Preferred Certifications: CPO (Certified Pool Operator), OSHA 10/30, ServSafe.

·         CPR/First Aid/AED certification (or willingness to obtain).

·         Valid driver’s license required.

·         Committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

·         Ability to work weekends, holidays, and peak seasons as needed.

Physical & Work Environment Requirements

·         Comfortable working outdoors in variable weather conditions.

·         Frequently required to walk, stand, kneel, or lift up to 25 pounds.

·         Occasional travel for corporate meetings, training, or industry events.


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