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Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA

Conservation areaDay-use park

Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge is a conservation area and day-use park near Virginia Beach, Virginia. US Fish and Wildlife Service uses resident day-use host, kayak-launch visitor assistance, restroom and grounds upkeep here. When we rechecked on 2026-10-10, the notice was taking applications.

Hiring nowTaking applications

A current notice names this place and says how to apply.

What we found: Back Bay’s dated 2027 Horn Point announcement is a strong day-use host example beyond campgrounds. The resident volunteer supports a kayak/canoe launch, two restrooms and nearby ponds through visitor contact, mowing, cleaning and occasional events. Recruitment runs through May 2, 2027 for an April–October service season. The pad provides electricity and nonpotable water; drinking/cooking water is supplied separately, and waste handling requires a portable system. The no-pet rule and distance-from-home requirement materially limit eligibility, so they must travel with any public listing.

Staffing evidence: A current notice names this place. Checked October 10, 2026.

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This is a short guide built from the hiring evidence. Details about the area, nature, weather and daily life will be added as they are researched.

Overview

At a glance

Location
Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach, western side of Back Bay
Property type
Conservation area, Day-use park
Operator or employer
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Roles
Resident day-use host, Kayak-launch visitor assistance, Restroom and grounds upkeep
Hiring status
Current notice found
Visitor camping
Not confirmed
Staff accommodation
One RV pad about 43 ft with electricity and non-potable water; bottled water provided for drinking and cooking; no sewer hookup (portable waste tank and pump on request); no pets.
Last checked
2026-10-10

Work

Working there

Back Bay’s dated 2027 Horn Point announcement is a strong day-use host example beyond campgrounds. The resident volunteer supports a kayak/canoe launch, two restrooms and nearby ponds through visitor contact, mowing, cleaning and occasional events. Recruitment runs through May 2, 2027 for an April–October service season. The pad provides electricity and nonpotable water; drinking/cooking water is supplied separately, and waste handling requires a portable system. The no-pet rule and distance-from-home requirement materially limit eligibility, so they must travel with any public listing. 1

Who owns, runs and hires

Roles with evidence

  • Resident day-use host (advertised as "Horn Point RV Host, 2027"): A current notice names this place 1
  • Kayak-launch visitor assistance (advertised as "Horn Point RV Host, 2027"): A current notice names this place 1
  • Restroom and grounds upkeep (advertised as "Horn Point RV Host, 2027"): A current notice names this place 1

Current openings

RV Host, Horn Point Kayak/Canoe Launch, Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Arrangement
Volunteer
Employer
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Status
Taking applications
Season
2027-04 to 2027-10
Apply by
May 2, 2027
Pay
Volunteer; no wage stated.
Hours
Average 20 hours per volunteer each week

How to apply 1

Living here

Staff accommodation terms by role

Applies toAccommodationOwn RV neededTerms and utilitiesPets and family
RV Host, Horn Point Kayak/Canoe Launch, Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge, 2027-04 to 2027-10One RV pad about 43 ft with electricity and non-potable water; bottled water provided for drinking and cooking; no sewer hookup (portable waste tank and pump on request); no pets.Not confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed 1

Staff terms come from the employer's own notices. Visitor facilities are not staff benefits.

Sources

Still to confirm

  1. Horn Point RV Host — 2027 Season, US Fish and Wildlife Service (about the Recruitment August 21, 2026–May 2, 2027; service April 1–October 31, 2027. Detailed RV, workload, no-pet and distance conditions.). Checked October 9, 2026.

Guide reviewed October 10, 2026. Written by CampHostJobs from the sources above. Facts change: confirm pay, housing, dates and access with the employer before you travel. See something wrong, or run this place? Send a correction.