The Recreation Area Manager collects fees, keeps records, inspects campgrounds, greets and assists campers. Maintains rule compliance, does maintenance jobs and assists with heavy maintenance projects. The Manager is responsible for maintaining goodwill with campers as the liason between Northwest Park Management and the public. They must have their own RV and be willing to live in the campground for three to six months. They are required to be on-site five days per week, especially on weekends and heavy use holidays. A Manager must be physically able to perform raking, shoveling and sweeping at altitudes up to 5000 ft. elevation. A knowledge of general maintenance and computer skills is an asset but not a requirement.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

The Recreation Area Manager is responsible for the maintenance and operation of the campgrounds in his jurisdiction and for the cleanliness and safety of the area. Maintains contact with users to insure that their stay is pleasureable and memorable. Sets an example in dress, manner and attitude for imployees and campers alike. Is visible and available to answer questions, settle disputes and provide extra assistance that will make campers stay more enjoyable. Collects fees, makes user contacts, checks fee compliance and keeps records of occupancy. Cleans some restrooms, performs minor maintenance and makes emergency repairs.

DUTIES

• Collect Fees
• Maintain occupancy reports
• Write incident reports
• Monitor contractual obligations
• Oversee Host duties
• Perform maintenance duties as time permits
• Maintain signs and bulletin boards
• Inspect water systems
• Maintain NPM vehicle
• Assist in opening and closing recreation area

NORTHWEST PARK MANAGEMENT WILL PROVIDE

• Uniform or identifying insignia and name badge
• All tools and equipment needed to perform any maintenance
• Free use of a campsite with water and gray water hookup for the length of your stay (there is no electricity available).
• Two days per week off.
• Company vehicle
• Monthly salary