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Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge

Cape Charles, Virginia, USA

Conservation areaVisitor facility

Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge is a conservation area and visitor facility near Cape Charles, Virginia. US Fish and Wildlife Service uses resident rv volunteer, visitor-center host, visitor information here. This is a standing program or recruiting route; no specific current opening is confirmed.

Established workplaceAccepts general applications

A standing programme or a past notice shows this place uses these workers. No current opening is confirmed.

What we found: The refuge’s official involvement page invites people with an RV or motorhome to staff its visitor center in exchange for a gravel pad with full hookups. Duties include opening and closing the building, greeting visitors and answering refuge and area questions. This is a residential visitor-service programme on the Eastern Shore, separate from a campground-host assignment. The page requests direct contact and does not provide specific unfilled dates. Its separate spring/summer internship recruitment should not be assumed to carry the same RV terms or workload.

Staffing evidence: Standing programme or repeated hiring at this place. Checked October 9, 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
Cape Charles, Southern Eastern Shore near Cape Charles
Property type
Conservation area, Visitor facility
Operator or employer
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Roles
Resident RV volunteer, Visitor-center host, Visitor information
Hiring status
Staffed this way on an ongoing basis; no current notice confirmed
Visitor camping
Not confirmed
Staff accommodation
Own RV/motorhome; gravel pad with full hookups.
Last checked
2026-10-09

Work

Working there

The refuge’s official involvement page invites people with an RV or motorhome to staff its visitor center in exchange for a gravel pad with full hookups. Duties include opening and closing the building, greeting visitors and answering refuge and area questions. This is a residential visitor-service programme on the Eastern Shore, separate from a campground-host assignment. The page requests direct contact and does not provide specific unfilled dates. Its separate spring/summer internship recruitment should not be assumed to carry the same RV terms or workload. 1

Who owns, runs and hires

Roles with evidence

  • Resident RV volunteer (advertised as "Resident visitor-center RV volunteers"): Standing programme or repeated hiring at this place 1
  • Visitor-center host (advertised as "Resident visitor-center RV volunteers"): Standing programme or repeated hiring at this place 1
  • Visitor information (advertised as "Resident visitor-center RV volunteers"): Standing programme or repeated hiring at this place 1

Past notices

Resident visitor-center RV volunteers Accepts general applications

Arrangement
Volunteer
Employer
US Fish and Wildlife Service — Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge
Status
Accepts general applications
Season
Season not specified
Pay
Volunteer; full-hookup pad offered, no wage stated.
Hours
Three–four days/week in visitor center; exact hours not stated.

Kept as a record of past hiring. 1

Living here

Staff accommodation terms by role

Applies toAccommodationOwn RV neededTerms and utilitiesPets and family
Resident visitor-center RV volunteers, Season not specifiedOwn RV/motorhome; gravel pad with full hookups.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. Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge — Get Involved, US Fish and Wildlife Service (about the Standing resident visitor-center RV programme; full hookups and three–four days weekly. Older individual volunteer announcement failed retrieval.). 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.