Camp Hosts

Camp hosts and museum hosts greet park visitors, provide information about the park and surrounding areas, collect user fees, and assist with maintenance, cleaning and general upkeep of the campground or museum. Camp hosts also oversee day-to-day campground activities and help deter vandalism. Most of our parks have full hookups for hosts in exchange for 25 or more hours a week of volunteer efforts.

You may choose one of the full-time host positions as listed, or a portion of the months needed. Available months may change.

For more information, please call the park(s) where you are interested in volunteering.

Adopt-A-Park

Are you looking for a fun way to get involved in your local community? If so, our Adopt-A-Park program might be for you.

Our Adopt-A-Park program allows an individual, family, or group to help preserve and maintain our state parks. You can adopt an entire park or a portion of a park—such as a trail, day-use area, or campground. Your efforts help to keep parks clean for all to enjoy. In return, we’ll post a sign recognizing your efforts. All we ask for is a one-year commitment.

Special thanks to those who are already making a difference.

How Adopt-A-Park Works:

You, your family or group provide the muscle and motivation:

  • Determine which park or park parcel you’d like to adopt.
  • Sign an Adopt-A-Park agreement.
  • Conduct a minimum of three work projects or clean-ups annually.

Utah State Parks will:

  • Provide you with a park and safety orientation, including emergency procedures.
  • Provide trash bags, necessary tools, and any other materials needed for approved projects.
  • Collect filled trash bags from the adopted area.
  • Install a sign to thank you and recognize your efforts.

To learn more about adopting your favorite state park, please contact the park manager of the park you’re interested in.

Thanks to those who’ve adopted one of our state parks. We appreciate your work and support.