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For Campground & Park Managers: Need Hosts? Post Your Jobs Here (Free)
If you manage a campground, RV park, or public park and you’re looking for camp hosts (paid or volunteer), Camp Host Central on Skool is here to help. This community was built so hosts and managers can find each other more easily—without fees, agencies, or middlemen. You can post: - Seasonal or year‑round host positions - Paid roles, stipend + site, or full volunteer - Public parks, private parks, RV resorts, co‑ops, and everything in between When you share an opening, it helps to include: - Park / campground name + general location (city/state) - Paid / stipend / volunteer, and any extra perks - Hours expected per week - Job duties (guest services, maintenance, cleaning, reservations, etc.) - Site details (FHU? 30/50 amp? Wi‑Fi?) - Start/end dates - How to apply (email, link, phone, etc.) You’re welcome to post as often as you need to. The more complete your info, the easier it is for the right host to say “Yes, that’s a fit for me.” This Skool community is free to use and focused entirely on camp hosting and campground work—no generic job‑board clutter. If you’re hiring, go ahead and start a new post with your open position so hosts can find you.
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Welcome to CampHost Central!
You made it! This is your camp‑host home base—practical tips, friendly support, and real‑world tools to make every shift smoother. What you’ll find: quick checklists, guest‑conversation scripts, safety refreshers, and honest Q&A. Kick things off: - Comment with your name, park/state, and your current role (host, aspiring, camper, ranger, owner). - Share one win or one “wish‑I’d‑known.” - Ask one question you want answered this week. Glad you’re here—pull up a chair by the campfire and say hi!
Welcome to CampHost Central!
💬 Today’s Camp Host Tip
Greet first, rules second. Before you point at signs or start listing check‑out times, start with something simple and human: “Hey! How was the drive?” That one question: - Lowers people’s guard so they feel welcome, not inspected - Makes the “rules talk” feel like guidance from a host, not a lecture from security​ When guests feel seen and cared for, they’re way more likely to respect the guidelines, the campground, and you.​ How do you open a check‑in conversation before you get to the rules?
💬 Today’s Camp Host Tip
Nice windy day!
I love the way the wind from a storm makes the trees sway and the sounds throughout the campground!
Nice windy day!
Bike Parade
Host a Bike Parade & Decorating Party where families bring bikes, scooters, trikes, and wagons to a central decorating station stocked with streamers, balloons, ribbons, glitter, and craft supplies, followed by a gentle parade around the main campground loop with simple safety checks, traffic control, and fun awards like Funniest Ride, Most Colorful, Best Theme, and Family Effort. To boost community connection and photo-worthy moments, this event is easy to run with volunteers and perfect for all ages—would you try this at your park, and what prize category would you add?
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