What are workamping jobs in Arizona? Workamping jobs in Arizona include camp host, volunteer host, front desk, maintenance, and recreation roles at private campgrounds, state parks, and federal lands. Some listings are paid jobs; others are volunteer or work-exchange arrangements. Compensation, RV site and hookups, schedule, and availability vary by listing, and the best season depends on elevation, so check each listing's dates and details before you apply.
8 paid jobs and 29 volunteer or work-exchange opportunities listed in Arizona.
Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday — Williams, AZ — $17.50/hr
Location: Williams/Exit 167/Circle Pines KOA Resort – Williams, Arizona Position Type: Full-time, seasonal Season: March through the end of October Pay: Based on experience, qualifications, availability, and seasonal commitment Schedule: Must be available for a flexible schedule, including early…
Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday — Williams, AZ — $16.50/hr
Location: Williams/Exit 167/Circle Pines KOA Resort – Williams, Arizona Position Type: Seasonal Season: March through the end of October. Start and End dates flexible. Pay: Starting at $16.50 per hour. Schedule: Must be available for a flexible schedule, including early mornings, evenings, weekends,…
Benson KOA Journey — Benson, AZ — $15.16/hr
🌵 Workamping Couple Wanted at Benson KOA in Beautiful Southern Arizona! ☀️ Love mountain views, gorgeous sunsets, and exploring the great outdoors? Join our team at Benson KOA! We’re looking for a couple to fill two positions: 🔧 Maintenance Person 🏡 Office & Light Housekeeping Person 📅 Work…
Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday — Williams, AZ — $16.50/hr
THIS POSITION IS AT GRAND CANYON SOUTH RIM KOA HOLIDAY Located approximately 10 minutes down the road from Williams/Circle Pines KOA Holiday. You will live and work at the Grand Canyon KOA. Location: Grand Canyon South Rim KOA Holiday — Williams, Arizona Hours: 30–40 hours per week Schedule: Shifts…
Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday — Williams, AZ — $16.50/hr
THIS POSITION IS AT GRAND CANYON SOUTH RIM KOA HOLIDAY Located approximately 10 minutes down the road from Williams/Circle Pines KOA Holiday. You will live and work at the Grand Canyon KOA. Location: Grand Canyon South Rim KOA Holiday — Williams, Arizona Hours: 30–40 hours per week Schedule: Shifts…
Air Education and Training Command — Luke AFB, Arizona — $18.18/hr
About the position: This position is located at the Falcon Dunes Golf Course on Luke AFB, AZ. Position is flexible with no guaranteed hours or benefits.
National Park Service — Multiple Locations — $15.54/hr – $31.43/hr
Collect and account for fees at various locations interacting with visitors and sharing information. Serve as front-line representative to answer questions and offer guidance to guests. The typical season is March - October, but can be variable during these months due to weather conditions, project…
National Park Service — Multiple Locations — $41,609/yr – $54,092/yr
You will serve as a Recreation Fee Technician with National Park Service. The primary purpose of this position is to perform a variety of duties associated with the collection, deposit, tracking, and expenditure of fee revenue and donations collected from the public under legal authorities such as…
These listings do not state a wage. Volunteer.gov postings are unpaid volunteer roles; other compensation, such as an RV site, varies by listing.
Forest Service — Sedona, AZ
The Red Rock Ranger District in Sedona, Arizona is recruiting Volunteer Site Hosts to spend 4 months with us (September - December, 2026), at Crane Petroglyph Heritage site. This is not a campground; visitors access the heritage site for its significant cultural and archaeological value. Hosts will…
Forest Service — Roosevelt, AZ
Recreation Work Campers serve as recreation technicians and campground hosts responsible for the routine and deferred maintenance of grounds and facilities in developed day-use recreation sites and where camping is permitted in a high-use urban forest setting. Work Campers typically offer…
Forest Service — Grand Canyon, AZ
Volunteer Campground Host opportunity on the Tusayan Ranger District of the Kaibab National Forest. Tusayan Ranger District borders the southern side of Grand Canyon National Park and is only 4 miles from the famed south rim of the Grand Canyon. The Tusayan-Montane Campground sits in a ponderosa…
Forest Service — Payson, AZ
Assist the Tonto National Forest Botanists by mapping rare plants and invasive species, pulling & treating weeds, assisting restoration efforts and collecting ecological monitoring data outdoors! Your participation will assist the Payson Ranger District in the conservation and protection of our…
Forest Service — Hereford, AZ
This position will service the east side Huachuca Mountain Recreation sites such as Reef Townsite campground, Ramsey Vista campground, Brown Canyon Ranch day use area, Carr Canyon day use areas, Miller Canyon Trail heads, Hunter canyon (general forest area), and Ash Canyon (general forest area).
Mini…
National Park Service — Flagstaff, AZ
The division of facility management is responsible for all the facilities within the Flagstaff monuments. That responsibility includes facilities like visitor centers, housing, park roads and trails. Additional duties that this division takes care of include custodial work and daily maintenance of…
National Park Service — Willcox, AZ
Come Experience "The Wonderland of Rocks"!
Would you like to spend a season surrounded by the breathtaking pinnacles of Chiricahua National Monument, while helping visitors discover one of Arizona's most remarkable landscapes?
Chiricahua National Monument is looking for a friendly, enthusiastic, and…
Forest Service — Globe, AZ
Volunteer will serve as a Work Camper on the Globe Ranger District, Tonto National Forest. Volunteer’s responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Working a minimum of 24 hours per week including weekends. Greet Forest visitors with pertinent local information and reminders of the Forest…
Fish & Wildlife Service — Yuma, AZ
Imperial NWR was established in 1941 and protects 25,768 acres and 30 miles of wildlife habitat along the lower Colorado River. In 1938, Imperial Dam was completed on the river north of Yuma, Arizona. The waters stored behind the dam formed numerous backwaters and marsh areas along the edges of the…
National Park Service — Roosevelt, AZ
General Description:
Tonto National Monument is looking for motivated, enthusiastic individuals with a passion for interacting with the public and being a contributing member of a fun interpretation team for the Fall, Winter, and Spring seasons. Tonto National Monument was originally created to…
National Park Service — Fredonia, AZ
PLEASE NOTE - this is a rolling application. When applying, please indicate the months you would be interested in volunteering. We are seeking volunteers for fall 2026, winter 2026-27, and spring of 2027 with flexibility on starting and ending dates.
Surrounded by red rock and vast expanses, Pipe…
National Park Service — Page, AZ
Carl Hayden Visitor Center will be the incumbent volunteer's main duty station.
Staff front desk providing park and general information to the public.
Actively participate in a safe workplace culture.
Greet and introduce park visitors to the site.
Be aware, receptive and responsive to visitor needs.
Answ…
Forest Service — Tucson, AZ
DESCRIPTION
We are seeking friendly and independent caretakers for a historic site on the Nogales Ranger District, Coronado NF. Kentucky camp is a historic mining site located 1-1/4 hours SE of Tucson. At the site, caretakers will be responsible for greeting the public and answering questions; light…
National Park Service — Grand Canyon, AZ
Running the Colorado River through Grand Canyon is a sought-after and legendary experience. The primary duty of this position is to assist and educate boaters launching on river trips in the Grand Canyon. Almost every day, at least one noncommercial river trip launches from Lees Ferry.
Volunteers are…
National Park Service — Tumacacori, AZ
Note: This position is for those who live locally in the southern Arizona region within a 60 mile radius of the park.
Surround yourself with the rich culture and history of this preserved Spanish colonial mission and plenty of indigenous heritage! Tumacacori National Historical Park is seeking local…
Bureau of Land Management — Yuma, AZ
Bureau of Land Management – Yuma Field Office
Position Title:
Maintenance Coordinator – Water Point, Dump Station, Trash Monitoring, and Maintenance Support Volunteer
Duty Location:
Quartzsite Long‑Term Visitor Area (LTVA) and associated 14‑Day Camping Areas
Quartzsite, Arizona
Purpose:
Support LTVA and…
Forest Service — Mesa, AZ
Volunteer will serve as a Work Camper on the Mesa Ranger District, Tonto National Forest. Volunteer’s responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Working a minimum of 24 hours per week including weekends. Greet Forest visitors with pertinent local information and reminders of the Forest…
National Park Service — Rimrock, AZ
Montezuma Well is a subunit of Montezuma Castle National Monument. Click the link below to watch a 13-minute, 21-second video and explore what makes Montezuma Well so unique!
Video (U.S. National Park Service)
We are looking for a motivated individual or couple to assist with visitor services 3-4 days…
Forest Service — Tucson, AZ
This position will serve the Parker Lake Campgrounds and day use areas. The Campground consists of 65 campsites, one group site, and a day use area at the Marina. Located on the western side of the District’s Huachuca Mountains adjacent to Parker Canyon Lake, a well-stocked 125-acre lake that offers…
National Park Service — Tucson, AZ
This position is to recruit Preventative Search and Rescue (PSAR) volunteers to work in both districts of Saguaro National Park. The park practices PSAR through foot, horse and bike patrols, with the aim of enhancing visitor experience in the park, educating visitors on how to better prepare for…
National Park Service — Tucson, AZ
Saguaro National Park is seeking maintenance volunteers to support facility and grounds upkeep within the Tucson Mountain District. Volunteers will assist Maintenance staff with routine tasks that directly contribute to the preservation, appearance, and safe operation of park assets. Volunteers will…
National Park Service — Tucson, AZ
Key Responsibilities:
· Assisting in the maintenance and construction of hiking trails with Saguaro National Park.
· General trail maintenance such as clearing of drainage features, out sloping trail tread, logging and brushing trails, bridge repair and/or construction.
· Routine painting, rough…
Bureau of Land Management — Phoenix, AZ
Shooting sports range volunteers perform a variety of duties to assist Bureau of Land Management (BLM) staff in keeping the recreational shooting sports ranges operating. Volunteers are the primary source of information and assistance for visitors at the four developed shooting ranges on BLM land as…
Fish & Wildlife Service — Yuma, AZ
The Southwest Arizona National Wildlife Refuge Complex is composed of the Cibola, Imperial and Kofa National Wildlife Refuges. Each refuge has its unique traits and plays an important role in conservation in the southwest. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping the Complex meet its management…
National Park Service — Tumacacori, AZ
Do you have a passion of learning and sharing knowledge with the public? Tumacácori National Historical Park is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to join our team for the upcoming winter season as docents. Volunteers will work alongside interpretive staff to research and share with visitors the…
National Park Service — Page, AZ
This volunteer position will:
Serve primarily at the Carl Hayden Visitor Center (CHVC), providing welcoming, accurate, and professional visitor services to the public.
Staff the visitor center information desk and greet visitors upon arrival.
Assess visitor needs and provide current information about…
National Park Service — Flagstaff, AZ
Flagstaff Area National Monuments (FLAG) is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help with a variety of Visitor Services! Primary duties will include staffing a busy visitor center and providing outstanding information/orientation services. Secondary Duties may include collecting park fees, ringing up…
National Park Service — Petrified Forest, AZ
Petrified Forest National Park loves volunteers! The park is seeking dynamic, and enthusiastic volunteers to help with visitor services starting November 2026 and into the winter. Petrified Forest protects over 221,000 acres that contain millions of years of geologic time, fossils, archaeological…
Bureau of Land Management — Phoenix, AZ
Join us for a community‑driven clean up of the BLM area near Wickenburg, highly visited recreation spots that benefit greatly from volunteer support. This event will focus on general area trash removal to help restore and maintain the natural beauty of the canyon. Access into the Box Canyon requires…
Arizona's climate depends on elevation. The National Park Service says Saguaro National Park, in the Sonoran Desert near Tucson, can see daytime temperatures from the low 50s to the high 70s in winter and from the mid-90s to the low 110s in summer. The Grand Canyon South Rim averages about 7,000 feet in elevation. Compare each listing's dates with the climate where the site is located.
Parks and high-country areas can have closures, limited services, or changed access from one year to the next. Before you accept a position, check the park's current alerts and conditions, such as the National Park Service's Grand Canyon alerts and conditions page, and confirm start and end dates with the employer.
Arizona State Parks lists volunteer opportunities, including camp host roles, and sets its own requirements. Federal volunteer postings appear on Volunteer.gov. Requirements can change, so read the current program requirements before you apply.
Both. This page lists paid jobs separately from volunteer and work-exchange opportunities. Volunteer roles, such as those posted on Volunteer.gov, are unpaid, though some offer an RV site or lodging. Listings that do not clearly state compensation are shown separately. Check each listing for how it is compensated.
It depends on the listing. Some include an RV site, hookups, or utilities, and others do not. Confirm the site, hookup type, and any costs with the employer before you accept a position.
Some listings welcome couples and others are for one person. Requirements for individuals and couples differ by employer and volunteer program. Confirm the duties and hours for each person before you apply.
Open the listing and read its start and end dates and how to apply. Compare the dates with the climate at that elevation, since the low desert and the high country have different seasons. Then contact the employer or agency to confirm the position is still open.
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