CampHostJobsGeorgia has several distinct hosting markets. State Parks and Historic Sites operates a central application system that explicitly includes campground, golf, historic-site and train assignments. The Wildlife Resources Division separately recruits at Charlie Elliott, while Jekyll Island Authority has its own resident-host program and local museum/sea-turtle volunteers. These routes have different fees, commitments and eligibility rules. [GA01–GA04]
What the labels mean
- Taking applications: we opened the employer's notice on the date shown and it was still taking applications.
- Intake announced: the employer says when the next season or hiring round starts.
- Future intake announced: The organization has announced a future season or hiring round.
- Accepts applications: A standing jobs page or recruiting route. No specific opening is confirmed.
- Volunteer program: An established volunteer program. Placements, dates and benefits are set assignment by assignment.
- Contact for jobs: A confirmed operator and contact route. No host opening or housing offer is confirmed.
- Past hiring only: An earlier or archived notice, kept so you know who hires and when. Not a current opening.
- Not yet confirmed: A possible lead that still needs checking before it can be called a host opportunity.
- Opening not reconfirmed: an opening was reported in the research, but we could not confirm it is still open.
- Paid, volunteer, work exchange, business contract and mixed describe the arrangement the source states. They are not a legal ruling on employment status. Free housing is shown only when the source says so for that role.
Accepts applications (7)
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StateAccepts applicationsVolunteer
Georgia DNR — Wildlife Resources Division
Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center / Clybel campground · Mansfield
Campground host
The Wildlife Resources Division recruits a host couple or individual at Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center, a separate route from the State Parks host system. Hosts help monitor campground occupancy, assist arrivals and departures, and clean restrooms and vacated campsites. The center includes a wider outdoor education and recreation property, but the checked host description specifically concerns campground service. A named staff contact and explicit utility package make this a practical direct recruitment lead.
- Pay: Unpaid; host-site utilities supplied.
- Housing or RV: Host site with power, water, sewer and Wi-Fi.
- Hours and duties: 24 hours/week; ask how split between a couple.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- How to apply: Contact Katie Blaylock through the official wildlife-center page.
- Still to confirm: Confirm the next available placement, duties and written terms with the program.
Place guide: Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center
Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division [email protected] 770-784-3059
Sources (1) and research ID GA002
- GA03: Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Campground-host section read; unrelated older lake-condition notices not treated as current.
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CountyAccepts applicationsVolunteer
Columbia County Parks, Recreation and Events
Wildwood Park campground hosts · Columbia County / Clarks Hill Lake
Campground host
The county maintains an actual Wildwood Park campground-host application asking about availability, prior host experience, skills, vehicles and the proposed RV. It includes reference and background-check consent, rather than merely describing a campground for visitors. A particularly relevant limitation is that campsites do not have sewer hookups. The checked application does not publish cash compensation, a minimum weekly workload or the precise fee waiver, so those fields should remain unresolved until the county supplies its host agreement.
- Housing or RV: Applicant supplies RV details; application explicitly says sites lack sewer hookups.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- Who can apply: Background/reference/driving checks; pets require rabies documentation.
- How to apply: https://www.columbiacountyga.gov/FormCenter/Parks-Recreation-and-Events-13/Wildwood-Park-Campground-Host-Applicatio-70
- Still to confirm: Request the host agreement, site-fee benefit, weekly hours and sewer-disposal arrangements.
Place guide: Wildwood Park
Sources (1) and research ID GA004
- GA05: Columbia County, Wildwood Park Campground Host Application (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Live application states that campsites have no sewer hookups.
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NonprofitAccepts applicationsMixed
FIND Outdoors
Georgia national-forest/lake campgrounds and visitor attractions · Anna Ruby Falls, Brasstown Bald, Lake Rabun, Lake Winfield Scott, Morganton Point and Carters Lake facilities
Campground host · Visitor-center host · Ticket attendant · Retail staff · Shuttle driver
FIND Outdoors is a nonprofit recreation operator whose employment page names Georgia campgrounds and visitor attractions and distinguishes several staffing arrangements. Seasonal campground hosts commit at least three months and receive a full-hookup site; the page does not publish a uniform campground wage. Part-time visitor staff work hourly paid shifts, while a separate visitor-center host route exchanges service for a site. This is a strong operator-level lead spanning public recreation facilities and attraction services.
- Pay: Visitor staff: hourly wage, amount unspecified. Volunteer visitor hosts: site exchange. Confirm campground-host pay.
- Housing or RV: Full-hookup site for seasonal campground hosts; most sites offer Wi-Fi/laundry. Confirm facility.
- Hours and duties: Campground hosts: minimum 3 months. Part-time visitor staff: 10–20 hours/week.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- How to apply: Apply via the job portal linked on the employment page; submit one application and email additional role/location preferences.
- Still to confirm: Confirm the next available placement, duties and written terms with the program.
FIND Outdoors [email protected] 828-883-3463
Sources (1) and research ID GA008
- GA10: FIND Outdoors, Employment (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Distinguishes seasonal campground roles, hourly part-time visitor staff and volunteer visitor-center hosts.
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PrivateAccepts applicationsWork exchange
Jellystone Park Cochran
Workamper positions · Cochran
Campground host · Reservations staff · Maintenance staff · Activity staff
The park has a dedicated workamping page and application describing reservation, maintenance, housekeeping, gift-shop and activity work. Its published exchange is 72 hours of work each month for a full-hookup RV site, approximately 18 hours weekly as the employer presents it. The offer should be catalogued as a site exchange because the checked page does not promise wages. It provides a direct park email and phone, making follow-up possible without relying on an aggregator.
- Pay: Site exchange; cash wages not stated.
- Housing or RV: Full-hookup RV site.
- Hours and duties: 72 hours/month, described as approximately 18 hours/week.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- How to apply: https://cochrangajellystonepark.com/workamping-jobs/
- Still to confirm: Confirm the next available placement, duties and written terms with the program.
Place guide: Jellystone Park Cochran
Jellystone Park Cochran [email protected] 478-934-6694
Sources (1) and research ID GA009
- GA11: Jellystone Park Cochran, Workamping Jobs (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Undated standing application with explicit site-exchange hours.
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NonprofitAccepts applicationsVolunteer
Georgia Lions Camp
Camp-session counselors and support volunteers · Waycross
Camp volunteer · Activity assistant · Guest support · Medical volunteer
This nonprofit camp serving people with visual impairments recruits volunteers for counseling, activities, registration and logistics, along with appropriately qualified medical support. The camp publishes accommodation and meals during the session, creating a residential opportunity beyond conventional RV hosting. The roles involve direct camper care and activity support, so they should be presented in a youth/special-needs camp category with their own training and screening requirements. The source does not establish an RV-pad arrangement.
- Pay: Unpaid; meals and accommodation during camp sessions.
- Housing or RV: Camp accommodation; RV site not stated.
- Hours and duties: Session or shift commitment; varies by role.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- Who can apply: Minimum age 16 for some roles, higher requirements for others; training, screening and role-specific certification.
- How to apply: https://glcb.org/volunteer/
- Still to confirm: Confirm the next available placement, duties and written terms with the program.
Georgia Lions Camp [email protected] 912-283-4320
Sources (1) and research ID GA010
- GA12: Georgia Lions Camp, Volunteer (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Camp-session volunteer accommodation and meals; no RV provision stated.
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PrivateAccepts applicationsPaid
Outdoor Adventure Retreats
Wanee Lake Golf & RV Resort work-camper couple · Ashburn
Work camper · Groundskeeper · Front-desk staff · Café/concession staff
The employer's application page recruits a couple for Wanee Lake Golf & RV Resort, combining RV-park and golf-course grounds work with customer service and café duties. The Fire Ant Café tasks expressly include simple food such as hotdogs and fries, as well as drinks. This is a particularly close match for the requested wider search: a recreation property needs resident staff across campground, sport and concession operations, with both hourly compensation and an RV-site benefit published.
- Pay: $10–$12/hour plus tips, as posted.
- Housing or RV: Free full-hookup 30/50-amp RV site, Wi-Fi and bathhouse access; own rig.
- Hours and duties: 25–40 hours/week stated; confirm whether per person. Minimum 6 months.
- Season or dates: Undated posting says flexible ASAP start; longer-term possibility.
- Who can apply: Couple with own RV; background check.
- How to apply: https://jobs.gusto.com/postings/outdoor-adventure-retreats-llc-work-camper-couple-wanee-lake-golf-rv-resort-3417c844-cda1-4679-a8e2-6c048d0a29a3
- Still to confirm: Confirm whether recruitment remains active, each partner's paid hours and the minimum term.
Place guide: Wanee Lake Golf & RV Resort
Sources (1) and research ID GA011
- GA13: Outdoor Adventure Retreats, Work Camper Couple — Wanee Lake Golf & RV Resort (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Employer ATS page read; undated recruitment, pay and full-hookup site specified.
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PrivateAccepts applicationsPaid
Stone Mountain Park recruitment / Aramark
Campground, attraction, restaurant and retail staff · Stone Mountain
Campground staff · Gate attendant · Attraction staff · Food-service staff
The park's careers page covers seasonal attraction, retail and restaurant roles, while Aramark's own Stone Mountain results identify campground housekeeping and gate-related positions. The park also points to different employers for hotels and public-authority ranger/police roles; these should not be merged into one assumed employer. The checked park benefits include meals and admission-related perks, but no employee RV site or housing promise. Use the actual employer application attached to each role.
- Pay: Job-specific wages; park careers page mentions free meals/admission-related benefits.
- Housing or RV: No RV site or housing established.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- How to apply: Use park careers links and Aramark's Stone Mountain job search; select the actual campground or attraction requisition.
- Still to confirm: Verify the employing entity and housing terms for each requisition before labelling it a work-camper placement.
Place guide: Stone Mountain Park
Sources (2) and research ID GA012
- GA14: Stone Mountain Park, Work at Stone Mountain Park (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Attraction/retail/restaurant recruitment; separate hotel and public-authority employers identified.
- GA15: Aramark, Jobs in Stone Mountain, GA (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Official local job results include campground housekeeping and campground gate lead; job-specific availability must be rechecked.
Volunteer program (7)
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StateVolunteer programVolunteer
Georgia DNR — State Parks and Historic Sites
Campground, golf, historic-site and train hosts · Statewide
Campground host · Golf-course host · Historic-site host · Train host
The state runs a central host timeline and application system covering campgrounds and less obvious assignments at golf, historic and train facilities. Applicants select suitable availability windows and should consider multiple parks because selection is not automatic. Published terms are two to six months and at least 24 hours weekly per couple, using the volunteer's own accommodation. This is a program-level recruitment route, not evidence that every park currently has a vacancy.
- Pay: Unpaid; free campsite and utilities. Annual registration $15 per person.
- Housing or RV: Own camper, RV or motorhome; site and utilities provided.
- Hours and duties: Minimum 24 hours/week per couple; 2–6 months.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- Who can apply: Individuals, couples or families; registration and criminal background screening.
- How to apply: https://explore.gastateparks.org/volunteer/hosts
- Still to confirm: Check green availability windows and confirm the individual/couple workload for the selected facility.
Sources (2) and research ID GA001
- GA01: Georgia State Parks, Volunteer Hosts (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Standing program and availability timeline; no individual vacancy dates verified.
- GA02: Georgia State Parks, Getting Started as a Park Volunteer (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Annual host registration fee and general terms.
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Special districtVolunteer programVolunteer
Jekyll Island Authority
Campground host program; separate local museum and sea-turtle volunteers · Jekyll Island
Campground host · Museum docent · Visitor host
Jekyll Island Authority recruits resident campground hosts who clean grounds and bathhouses and assist park operations. It also recruits local volunteers for visitor education at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center and Mosaic museum. These are different arrangements: the campsite benefit belongs to campground hosting, while the local docent route has its own registration and commitment. Host orientations are scheduled in February, May, August and November, with applications reviewed for the next available slot.
- Pay: Unpaid. Host registration $15; separate local-volunteer registration $35.
- Housing or RV: Campsite and parking pass for campground hosts; no housing promised for local docents.
- Hours and duties: Hosts: at least 30 hours/week per couple, 3–6 months. Local volunteers: 2 shifts/month, 16 hours/quarter, 3 months.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- Who can apply: Hosts cannot hold other employment during placement; background screening.
- How to apply: https://www.jekyllisland.com/authority/volunteer/
- Still to confirm: Confirm host-site hookups and the next quarterly intake; keep docent listings separate from RV hosting.
Place guide: Jekyll Island Campground
Sources (1) and research ID GA003
- GA04: Jekyll Island Authority, Volunteer (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Campground hosts and separate local museum/sea-turtle volunteer routes; registration fees apply.
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CountyVolunteer programVolunteer
Forsyth County Parks and Recreation, Georgia
Sawnee Campground and county volunteer camp hosts · Cumming / Lake Sidney Lanier
Campground host
The county's Sawnee Campground listing invites interest in volunteer hosting, and an independently readable county employment specification describes supervision, scheduling and daily work assignments for volunteer camp hosts. This establishes an operating county host program despite the reservation page rendering no readable body. Do not confuse this Forsyth County with the separate Tanglewood program in North Carolina, or assume that a lakefront campground remains operated by the Corps simply because it began as a federal project.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- How to apply: Use the Sawnee facility host invitation; if it fails to render, contact Forsyth County Parks and Recreation via its official site.
- Still to confirm: Obtain the current host application, campsite utilities and minimum service term from the county.
Place guide: Sawnee Campground
Sources (2) and research ID GA005
- GA06: Forsyth County, Georgia, Sawnee Campground (Official indexed evidence only, checked Oct 9, 2026) Official indexed text invites volunteer campground hosts; direct page returned no readable body.
- GA07: Forsyth County, Georgia, Natural Resource Program Coordinator (Campground), job 5302180 (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Employer specification independently confirms supervision and scheduling of volunteer campground hosts; not used to assert this salaried job is open.
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FederalVolunteer programVolunteer
US Army Corps of Engineers — Lake Sidney Lanier
Campground and beach/day-use hosts; Volunteer Village · Lake Sidney Lanier
Campground host · Day-use host · Resident volunteer
The Corps' official volunteer page describes a broader lake program with campground hosts, beach/day-use park hosts and Volunteer Village placements. Indexed official text identifies the summer recreation period as March through September and discusses host-site arrangements, including some volunteers staying in a different nearby campground. The direct page was blocked during retrieval, so the record supports a recurring program and recruitment route without asserting a current vacancy, stipend, complete hookup package or guaranteed assignment.
- Housing or RV: Host sites described; exact location and utilities require confirmation.
- Season or dates: Published summer recreation period: March–September; current intake unverified.
- How to apply: https://www.sam.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Recreation/Lake-Sidney-Lanier/Volunteer/
- Still to confirm: Ask the lake volunteer coordinator for the current vacancy roster and who operates each selected park.
Place guide: Lake Sidney Lanier
Sources (1) and research ID GA006
- GA08: US Army Corps of Engineers, Lake Sidney Lanier Volunteer Program (Official indexed evidence only, checked Oct 9, 2026) Direct retrieval blocked with 403; official indexed description supports program types, not current vacancies.
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FederalVolunteer programVolunteer
US Army Corps of Engineers — West Point Lake
Winter caretakers, campground and day-use hosts · Georgia–Alabama border / West Point Lake
Campground host · Day-use host · Resident caretaker
West Point Lake's official program describes winter care and hosting as well as campground and beach/day-use assignments. The winter season is described as October through February, making this potentially complementary to summer placements elsewhere. Official indexed evidence also discusses a Volunteer Village at Amity and use of a self-contained RV. Because the full official page was blocked, this is a cross-border program lead with unresolved vacancy and benefit details, not an advertised open position.
- Housing or RV: Own self-contained, factory-built and insured RV described in official indexed material.
- Season or dates: Winter program described as October–February; ask for current year.
- How to apply: https://www.sam.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Recreation/West-Point-Lake/Volunteer-Program/
- Still to confirm: Confirm whether the assigned host site is in Georgia or Alabama and obtain current written terms.
Place guide: West Point Lake
Sources (1) and research ID GA007
- GA09: US Army Corps of Engineers, West Point Lake Volunteer Program (Official indexed evidence only, checked Oct 9, 2026) Direct retrieval blocked with 403; indexed official description only.
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FederalVolunteer programVolunteer
National Park Service — Andersonville National Historic Site
Resident visitor-service, history and cemetery volunteers · Andersonville
Resident volunteer · Museum/visitor host · Historic interpreter · Cemetery steward
Andersonville recruits volunteers for visitor service, living history, cemetery stewardship and resource work, with a separate published housing page for longer placements. This expands the market beyond camping facilities into a historic site and museum setting. Available accommodation types include RV hookups and a studio-style guest cottage, subject to allocation. The housing page is older than the general volunteer page, so its minimum stay and weekly hours are useful published terms that should be reconfirmed.
- Pay: Unpaid; accommodation for accepted longer-term placements.
- Housing or RV: 30/50-amp full-hookup RV spaces or studio guest cottage; shared laundry.
- Hours and duties: Housing page: new volunteers at least 2 months and 32 hours/week per person.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- How to apply: https://www.nps.gov/ande/getinvolved/volunteer.htm
- Still to confirm: Ask the volunteer coordinator which housing type is available and confirm the 2023 housing-page terms.
Place guide: Andersonville National Historic Site
National Park Service — Andersonville 229-931-7202
Sources (2) and research ID GA013
- GA16: National Park Service — Andersonville, Volunteer (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Page updated September 16, 2025; ongoing visitor, history and cemetery volunteer route.
- GA17: National Park Service — Andersonville, Volunteer Housing (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Page updated June 27, 2023; published housing and commitment terms require reconfirmation.
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FederalVolunteer programVolunteer
US Fish & Wildlife Service — Okefenokee NWR
Resident RV volunteers and visitor-center hosts · Folkston / Okefenokee refuge
Resident volunteer · Visitor-center host · Maintenance volunteer
Okefenokee accepts volunteer applications year-round for visitor information, education, events and property maintenance. Its resident program is explicitly restricted to applicants with their own trailer or RV and provides a serviced pad and laundry-related benefits for at least three months. The official page's hour wording is unusual: it states 24 hours weekly per couple and 32 per person. Preserve that ambiguity rather than silently changing the numbers; obtain an individual written schedule before publication.
- Pay: Unpaid; site and listed utilities/amenities.
- Housing or RV: Full-hookup trailer pad with water, electricity and propane; garbage and laundry access. Own RV/trailer.
- Hours and duties: Minimum 3 months. Page says 24 hours/week per couple and 32 per person; clarification required.
- Season or dates: Applications and resident placements described as year-round.
- How to apply: Resident positions through Volunteer.gov; general application by email with subject Volunteer Application.
- Still to confirm: Resolve the couple-versus-individual weekly-hours wording and verify the next resident opening.
Place guide: Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge
US Fish & Wildlife Service [email protected] 912-496-7836
Sources (1) and research ID GA014
- GA18: US Fish & Wildlife Service, Get Involved (Full page read, checked Oct 9, 2026) Resident-volunteer section has unusual wording: 24 hours per week per couple and 32 per person; clarify before publishing a shift commitment.
Not yet confirmed (2)
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FederalNot yet confirmedVolunteer
US Forest Service — Chattahoochee–Oconee National Forests
Pocket Campground Host 2026 · The Pocket / northwestern Georgia
Campground host
An official Volunteer.gov listing titled Pocket Campground Host 2026 was discoverable during research, offering a direct Forest Service route distinct from concession-operated campgrounds. The listing itself failed to render beyond a Salesforce CSS error. It is retained as a specific follow-up prospect because an identifiable federal recruitment page exists, but current vacancy, service dates, workload and accommodation have not been verified from readable primary evidence. Do not publish the third-party summaries as confirmed terms.
- Season or dates: Listing title specifies 2026; actual remaining season and opening unverified.
- How to apply: https://www.volunteer.gov/s/volunteer-opportunity/a09SJ00000JR86bYAD/pocket-campground-host-2026
- Still to confirm: Request the current Pocket host description from the forest or reopen the official listing before posting a job.
US Forest Service / Volunteer.gov
Sources (1) and research ID GA015
- GA19: US Forest Service / Volunteer.gov, Pocket Campground Host 2026 (Official indexed evidence only, checked Oct 9, 2026) Official indexed listing discovered; direct page returned a Salesforce CSS error. Dates and continuing vacancy not verified.
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PrivateNot yet confirmedArrangement not confirmed
Georgia Power
Recreation-lake park hosts · Georgia Power recreation lakes
Park host
Georgia Power's official recreation policies tell campground visitors to report conditions to park hosts, establishing that hosting functions exist within this utility recreation system. This is not a recruitment advertisement, and the page body could not be retrieved in full. The employer or service contractor, compensation model and any host-site entitlement remain unconfirmed. Retain it as an operator-development lead for utility-managed campgrounds, with a specific request for the current park-host hiring or contract administrator.
- Season or dates: Season not specified
- How to apply: Georgia Power recreation portal: https://reservations.gplakes.com/Policies.aspx ; seek recreation-operations contact, not a camper reservation.
- Still to confirm: Identify which entity employs/contracts hosts and obtain its recruitment or procurement page.
Sources (1) and research ID GA016
- GA20: Georgia Power, Georgia Power Recreation Policies (Official indexed evidence only, checked Oct 9, 2026) Official indexed rules direct guests to park hosts; page body exceeded retrieval limit. Does not establish a recruitment opening or employer contract.
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