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A Great Park Hosting Gig

I RECENTLY COMPLETED MY first gig as a state park host—a positive experience that I would repeat in a heartbeat! Experiences can vary widely among different states, parks, and assignments, so read on for some things you’ll want to consider if you’re thinking about signing up.

TEAM DYNAMIC

My park host experience was at Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site in Stonewall, Texas. It’s a day-use park, and I served on the maintenance team for 24 hours per week. In exchange, we were provided with a full-hookup, 50-amp campsite.

After three months, I really felt like part of the team! I worked hard to show I was committed to serving, not just doing the bare minimum to earn the campsite. The crew at LBJ State Park struggles

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