Job Description of a Camp Host Because each camp host’s assignment is not the same, we can’t detail each specific task at all campgrounds.  The following is a description of general duties that can be expected in most assignments.  Please keep in mind that other related tasks or assignments may be given by the Area Manager or one of the corporate staff.

Meeting and Greeting the Public - The most important responsibility you will have is good customer service. We have built our company based on customer service. You will need to have good people skills, a positive attitude, and the ability to defuse potentially confrontational situations. 

Collecting and Accounting for Fees - Approaching campers for payment of camping fees and collection of fee envelopes from fee tubes. Fees collected will be entered on Daily Fee Sheets. All monies will be remitted to your Area Manager for audit and bank deposit. 

Cleaning and Maintaining the Campgrounds - Camp hosts pick up litter, clean restrooms, remove ashes from fire rings, do weed trimming and possibly lawn mowing.  You might also do routine maintenance like paint picnic tables or restrooms.  American Land & Leisure supplies all of the materials required. Some campground hosts use their own vehicles and have more than one campground to care for.  If your job assignment requires driving between campgrounds, we pay mileage when you use your personal vehicle.

General Information

1. Your work schedule will be flexible.  You will be busiest on the weekends when the campers are in the campgrounds.  Plan to work a few hours a day, six days a week and have a day off in the middle of the week.  We pay minimum wage for the state you're working in, and we provide your campsite and the hookups that are available in your campground.  Each member of the couple can expect to work about 20 hours per week.  Couples can expect to make from $700 to $1,300 per month.
2. Most of our host sites offer water and sewer hookups. Only about 15% of the sites we manage in the National Forest come with full hookups. If you require full hookups, you decrease your opportunity for employment. Most of our campground hosts use their own generators or solar panels as a power source.
3. American Land & Leisure employs single campground hosts where the workload warrants only one person.
4. Most employment opportunities begin in May and end in September with Memorial Day to Labor Day being the heart of the season. We have very few year round opportunities. Employees are expected to complete the entire season of their assignment.
5. Uniforms are required and are provided by American Land & Leisure.
6. Employees are given one day off per week. This is usually a Tuesday or Wednesday, but other arrangements can be made if approved by the Area Manager.

747 East 1000 South
Orem, Utah 84097
(801)226-3564 - FAX (801)225-6223