What are workamping jobs in Wyoming? Workamping jobs in Wyoming include camp host, site host, volunteer host, front desk, maintenance, and recreation roles at private campgrounds, state parks and historic sites, and national park and forest lands. Some listings are paid jobs; others are volunteer or work-exchange arrangements. Compensation, RV site and hookups, schedule, and availability vary by listing, so check each listing's dates and details before you apply.
7 paid jobs and 5 volunteer or work-exchange opportunities listed in Wyoming, plus 1 other listing with unclear compensation.
Historic Trails West — Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, United States — Paid for the tours at $15.00 per hour plus tips.
Drive teams of horses pulling a wagon on the Historic Trails West. We teach you how to drive a team and all that goes with the treks. Telling stories of the westward movement . Fun and exciting meeting people from all over the world. Cook in Dutch Ovens as the Settlers did going west. . Be apart of…
Cody / Yellowstone East KOA Holiday — Cody, WY — $11–$12/hr
Housekeeping is in charge of cleaning 20 rustic cabins, 5 Deluxe cabins, 2 Tipis, Laundry Room, Game Room, and 2 sets of bathrooms.
Eycat Lodging Co — Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States — $17
Welcome, My wife and I own and operate a seasonal lodging company near Yellowstone NP. Our 5.5 acre property is just west of Cody, Wy. 12 miles and east of the east gate entrance into Yellowstone NP approx 38 miles. Trout Creek borders our west side while we are just off of state Hwy 14-16-20 , aka,…
Sheridan / Big Horn Mountains KOA Journey — Sheridan, WY — $12–$14/hr
Position Summary Housekeepers are responsible for the overall cleanliness of the campground including the public space areas and all accommodation according to standards. All areas should be efficiently cleaned within the allotted times while providing great guest service. Reports to the General…
Sheridan / Big Horn Mountains KOA Journey — Sheridan, WY — $12–$14/hr
Position Summary Responsible for guest registration, front desk, and store procedures while delivering great guest service. Reports to the General Manager. General Duties Responsibilities ● Provide superior guest service over the telephone and in person, by being enthusiastic, attentive, friendly…
Sheridan / Big Horn Mountains KOA Journey — Sheridan, WY — $12–$14/hr
General Duties Responsibilities: • Perform basic carpentry, electrical and plumbing repairs, and maintenance to campground buildings, facilities, equipment and grounds as directed by the Campground Manager, the Maintenance Supervisor or the owner(s). • Implement daily, weekly and monthly maintenance…
Alpine / Bridger-Teton NF KOA Holiday — Etna, WY — $14/hr
2026 Season Responsibilities Campground workers live in designated sites within the campgrounds and are subject to visits and requests for assistance at all hours of the day. Hosts should plan on working in all kinds of weather due to the park's mountain environment. Due to training requirements,…
These listings do not state a wage. Volunteer.gov postings are unpaid volunteer roles; other compensation, such as an RV site, varies by listing.
National Park Service — Devils Tower, WY
The Belle Fourche Campground, located inside of Devils Tower National Monument, is a first come first serve campground with 45 sites. Camp host duties at Devils Tower National Monument include helping visitors register for campsites, informing campers of the campground and park rules, cleaning out…
National Park Service — Fort Laramie, WY
Come join the Fort Laramie NHS Cannon and Rifle Crew! Learn how to fire these historic 1800s weapons and teach visitors how they were used at the historic fort. We will provide all clothing and equipment for volunteering.
The duties of this volunteer position include,
· Wearing historic clothing of an…
National Park Service — Fort Laramie, WY
Description
Time Commitment:
Individual volunteers from the local commuting area are asked to contribute a minimum of 3 hours per week.
Time Frame:
January to December but most needed May through September.
Major Duties:
Interpretation Assistant Volunteers can assist in any combination of Visitor Center…
National Park Service — Fort Laramie, WY
The primary goal of this position is to assist staff in maintaining the natural and historic landscape of Fort Laramie National Historic Site.
Description of Duties
• Cleaning day use areas (ie. sweeping, scrubbing, striping, waxing, and polishing floors; washing walls using power-washers and/or by…
National Park Service — Yellowstone National Park, WY
Winter Visitor Safety Volunteer
The individual will volunteer with the visitor services and fees program at Yellowstone National Park. The volunteer works under the supervision of the park’s deputy fee manager and south entrance lead recreation fee technician and is duty stationed at the Snake River…
These listings do not clearly state whether the role is paid, volunteer, or a work exchange. Open each listing to check compensation details.
Old Faithful RV Park — North Fork Highway, Park County, Wyoming, 82414, United States — Site
Old Faithful RV Park is looking for a reliable couple or solo to join our team of hosts. In exchange for 24 hours per week, we offer a full hookup RV site, and a beautiful place to call home.
What We Offer • Stunning Mountain Views • Close Proximity to Yellowstone • Pet-friendly • All utilities…
Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites, and Trails says its camp host season runs from mid-May to mid-September, with some sites open earlier or later but not as the system standard, and its internship page describes the summer season as mid-May through September. Yellowstone National Park says most park roads are closed to regular vehicles from early November to late April, so plan for a summer-weighted market and check road status before you travel.
Wyoming State Parks defines a camp host as a person or couple who volunteers two months or more in exchange for a camping spot, and a site host as a volunteer at a location with no campground or overnight camping. Its listed host benefits include workers' compensation coverage and a free site with water and electrical hookups, with some full-hookup sites. The terms are set by each location through camp host information sheets, so read the one for the site you want.
Wyoming State Parks says applications are accepted all year but that the number of positions for the coming season is not available until October, with most placements made in October and November. It says positions are filled first come, first served, returning hosts get first choice of location, the process can take up to a month, and completing an application does not guarantee placement. Each person applies separately, and a conditional offer leads to a background check.
Wyoming State Parks says it offers paid and for-credit internships and seasonal employment at most of its state parks and historic sites, with housing at select parks. That is a program description, not a list of open jobs, so use the division's interest form or contact to ask which sites are recruiting. Paid work is a separate route from volunteer hosting.
Yellowstone National Park says its volunteers manage campgrounds, and it lists current openings through Volunteer.gov. Grand Teton National Park says it no longer has volunteer campground host positions because its campgrounds are managed by concessioners, so a national park campground does not always mean a host position. Federal seasonal jobs are posted on USAJOBS.
Wyoming State Parks lists a free campsite with water and electrical hookups among camp host benefits, with some full-hookup sites. The terms differ by location, so read that site's camp host information sheet and confirm the utilities with the park.
Wyoming State Parks says it accepts applications all year, does not know the number of positions for the coming season until October, and makes most placements in October and November. It says completing an application does not guarantee placement, so apply early and keep a backup.
Wyoming State Parks asks hosts for a minimum of two months within a season it describes as mid-May to mid-September. Work schedules and weekly expectations are set by each park or site, so check the location's information sheet.
Grand Teton National Park says it no longer has volunteer campground host positions because concessioners manage its campgrounds. Yellowstone National Park lists volunteer openings through Volunteer.gov when they are available, so check the current postings.
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