Alaska State Parks Volunteer Program Campground Host Positions
Kodiak Region Campground Host Positions
Kodiak Area Office
1400 Abercrombie Dr.
            Kodiak, AK 99615
            phone: (907) 486-6339
            fax: (907) 486-3320
            email: dnr.pkskodiak@alaska.gov
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Buskin River State Recreation Site
            Located approximately 4 miles southwest of the town of Kodiak, this 15-site campground 
            
            is located along one of Kodiak's best sport fishing rivers. The Buskin River hosts four species of 
            
            Pacific Salmon, and Dolly Varden trout for anglers, bears and eagles to catch. The park also has 
            
            two public picnic pavilions, 5 latrines and an ADA fishing platform.
            Host Duties: Provide visitor information and assistance, monitor camping fee 
            
            program, keep daily log of campground use, manage firewood sales, and perform light 
            
            maintenance/janitorial in restrooms and campsites. Pick up litter throughout the park, campground, 
            
            park roads and trails, keep the park ranger and staff advised of activity in the park, and also 
            
            special projects as assigned.
            Amenities: Subsistence allowance, electricity, dump 
            
            station, close proximity to town/full services. Uniform will be provided.
            Season: 4 months, 5/15-9/15.
            Contact: Ranger Ben Shryock
            
          
Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park
            Located approximately 4 miles northeast of downtown Kodiak, this National Historic 
            
            Landmark has 8 campsites, a group rec. area with a picnic pavilion, bunkers and the remnants from 
            
            WW II. Magnificent old-growth Sitka Spruce trees, miles of foot trails, Gertrude Lake and rocky 
            
            coastal bluffs make this a premiere destination point for both locals and visitors.
            Host Duties: Provide visitor information and assistance, monitor camping fee 
            
            program, keep daily log of campground use, manage firewood sales, perform light 
            
            maintenance/janitorial of rest rooms and campsites, litter pickup of campground, park roads and 
            
            trails, keep the park ranger and staff advised of activity in the park, assist in operation of 
            
            Kodiak Military History Museum and other projects as assigned.
            Amenities: Subsistence allowance, electricity, use of Visitor Center 
            
            facilities, close proximity to town/full services. Uniform will be provided.
            Season: 4 months (5/15-9/15), minimum ½ season required.
            Contact: Ranger Ben Shryock
            
          
Pasagshak River State Recreation Site
            Located at the mouth of the Pasagshak River on Ugak Bay approximately 40 miles south 
            
            from the town of Kodiak, the river has excellent fishing for three species of Pacific salmon and 
            
            Dolly Varden.
            Host Duties: Provide visitor information and assistance, monitor and keep a 
            
            daily log of camping and park use, manage firewood sales, and perform light maintenance/janitorial 
            
            in restrooms and campsites. Pick up litter throughout the park, campground, park roads and trails, 
            
            and projects as assigned. Due to distance from main office, must be able to work independently and 
            
            keep the park ranger and staff advised of activity in the park.
            Amenities: Subsistence allowance, electricity, cell phone. Uniform will be 
            
            provided.
            Season: 4 months, 5/15-9/15, minimum ½ season required.
            Contact: Ranger Ben Shryock
            
            
            
          
