U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jobs

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages lakes, reservoirs, rivers, and coastal recreation areas at hundreds of projects nationwide — operating campgrounds, day-use areas, boat ramps, and visitor facilities that serve outdoor recreation visitors across the country. To support these sites, the Corps recruits both volunteer hosts and occasional paid seasonal staff.

Paid federal positions — such as campground aide, recreation assistant, and visitor services worker — are formal government appointments posted through USAJOBS. Volunteer positions are managed by individual Corps project offices and listed through Volunteer.gov. Compensation, RV site availability, hookup details, and service requirements vary by position and project; always review the individual listing before applying.

If you are specifically looking for campground, park, or gate host positions, visit the dedicated Army Corps campground host jobs page (/army-corps-campground-host-jobs).

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of jobs appear on this page?

This page lists both paid federal positions and volunteer opportunities associated with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Paid positions are formal government appointments posted through USAJOBS — roles may include campground aide, recreation assistant, and visitor services worker. Volunteer positions are managed by individual Corps project offices and listed through Volunteer.gov. For positions specifically involving campground, park, or gate host duties, visit the Army Corps campground host jobs page (/army-corps-campground-host-jobs).

How do I apply for a paid Army Corps position?

Paid Army Corps positions are posted through USAJOBS, the official federal employment portal. Each listing includes a link to the full USAJOBS announcement with requirements and closing date. Federal applications must be submitted through USAJOBS before the listed closing date.

How do I apply for an Army Corps volunteer opportunity?

Volunteer positions are managed by individual Corps project offices and listed on Volunteer.gov. Click any volunteer listing to visit the official posting with contact information. Reach out directly to the project office to discuss your availability, rig setup, and position requirements.

Do Army Corps positions include an RV site?

Some Army Corps volunteer positions include an RV site in exchange for service hours; hookup availability and site amenities vary by project and campground. A small number of positions may also include a daily stipend. Always confirm site and compensation details with the project office or individual listing before accepting.

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