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Camp Host Opportunities List WASHINGTON STATE PARKS VOLUNTEER PROGRAM Park Host Opportunities List 9/30/2021 14:36 EASTERN REGION PARKS Park Management Area Contact Number/Email 2021 2022 Alta Lake Central Lakes Area 509-923-2473 Oct Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct Bridgeport Central Lakes Area 509-923-2473 NO OPENINGS Mar, Jul, Aug Brooks Memorial East Columbia Gorge Area 509-773-4611 NO OPENINGS Columbia Hills East Columbia Gorge Area 509-773-3145 NO OPENINGS Conconully Okanogan Highlands Area 509-826-7408 Oct Curlew Lake Okanogan Highlands Area 509-775-3592 NO OPENINGS Daroga Wenatchee Valley Area 509-784-0229 NO OPENINGS Apr, Jun, Sep Fields Spring Blue Mountain Area 509-337-6457 NO OPENINGS Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct Ginkgo Interpretive Center Central Cascades Area 509-968-5298 NO OPENINGS Sep Lake Chelan Central Lakes Area 509-687-3710 NO OPENINGS Mar, Apr, May, Sep Lake Easton Central Cascades Area 509-968-5298 Oct May, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct Lake Wenatchee Lake Wenatchee Area 509-763-3101 NO OPENINGS Jul Lewis and Clark Trail Blue Mountain Area 509-337-6457 NO OPENINGS Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct Lincoln Rock Wenatchee Valley Area 509-884-8702 Dec Lyons Ferry Blue Mountain Area 509-337-6457 Oct Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct Maryhill East Columbia Gorge Area 509-773-5007 NO OPENINGS Mount Spokane - Bald Knob Campground Inland Northwest Area 509-238-4258 NO OPENINGS Palouse Falls Blue Mountain Area 509-337-6457 Oct Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct Pearrygin Lake Okanogan Highlands Area 509-996-2370 NO OPENINGS May, Jun, Aug, Sep Potholes Coulee Corridor Area 509-346-2759 Oct Riverside - Bowl & Pitcher Campground Inland Northwest Area 509-465-5064 Dec Jan, Feb, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Riverside - Equestrian Campground Inland Northwest Area 509-465-5064 NO OPENINGS Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct Riverside - Lake Spokane Campground Inland Northwest Area 509-465-5064 NO OPENINGS Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep Riverside - Nine-Mile Recreation Inland Northwest Area 509-465-5064 NO OPENINGS Aug, Sep Campground Riverside - Spokane House Interpretive Inland Northwest Area 509-465-5064 NO OPENINGS Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep Center Page 1 of 4 Sacajawea Blue Mountain Area 509-337-6457 NO OPENINGS Apr, Jun, Jul, Aug Squilchuck Wenatchee Valley Area 509-664-6373 NO OPENINGS Steamboat Rock Coulee Corridor Area 509-633-9717 Oct Sun Lakes-Dry Falls Coulee Corridor Area 509-632-5139 NO OPENINGS Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep Twenty-Five Mile Creek Central Lakes Area 509-687-3610 NO OPENINGS Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct Wanapum Recreation Area Central Cascades Area 509-968-5298 NO OPENINGS Wenatchee Confluence Wenatchee Valley Area 509-664-6373 Oct Yakima Sportsman Central Cascades Area 509-968-5298 NO OPENINGS Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Oct SOUTHWEST REGION PARKS Park Management Area Contact Number 2021 2022 Anderson Lake Olympic View Area 360-385-1259 NO OPENINGS Battle Ground Lake Battle Ground Area 360-263-2350 Dec Jun, Oct, Nov, Dec Belfair South Sound Area [email protected] NO OPENINGS Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Oct, Nov, Dec Blake Island (Marine Park - Moorage Kitsap Area 360-731-8330 Oct, Nov, Dec Jan-Dec ONLY) Bogachiel Olympic Peninsula Area 360-374-6356 NO OPENINGS Jan, Oct, Nov, Dec Cape Disappointment - Campground Long Beach Area 360-642-3078 Oct Cape Disappointment - Lewis & Clark Long Beach Area 360-642-3029 NO OPENINGS Mar, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Interpretive Center Cape Disappointment - Fort Columbia Long Beach Area 360-642-3029 NO OPENINGS Aug Interpretive Center Dosewallips Olympic Peninsula Area 360-796-4415 Oct Oct Fort Flagler - Campground Olympic View Area 360-385-1259 NO OPENINGS NO OPENINGS Fort Flagler - Interpretive Olympic View Area 360-385-1259 NO OPENINGS Fort Worden - Beach Campground Olympic View Area 360-344-4442 NO OPENINGS Nov Fort Worden - Upper Forest Campground Olympic View Area 360-344-4442 NO OPENINGS Oct Fort Worden - Coast Artillery Museum Olympic View Area 360-344-4442 Oct Apr, May, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec (Interpretive) Fort Worden - Commanding Officer's Olympic View Area 360-344-4442 NO OPENINGS Jul Quarters Museum (Interpretive) Grayland Beach South Beach Area 360-268-1457 Dec Jun, Nov Ike Kinswa Upper Cowlitz Area 360-983-3402 NO OPENINGS Illahee Kistap Area 360-478-6460 NO OPENINGS Apr, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov Dec Jarrell Cove South Sound Area 360-426-9226 NO OPENINGS NO OPENINGS Joemma Beach South Sound Area 253-884-1944 NO OPENINGS Kitsap Memorial Kitsap Area 360-779-3205 NO OPENINGS Jan, May, Jul, Aug Page 2 of 4 Lake Sylvia Northern Shores Area 360-249-3621 NO OPENINGS Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Dec Lewis and Clark Upper Cowlitz Area 360-864-2643 NO OPENINGS Manchester Kitsap Area 360-871-4065 NO OPENINGS NO OPENINGS Millersylvania Millersylvania Area 360-753-1519 Nov, Dec Ocean City Northern Shores Area 360-289-3553 NO OPENINGS Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Pacific Beach Northern Shores Area 360-289-3553 NO OPENINGS Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Oct, Nov, Dec Paradise Point Battle Ground Area 360-263-2350 NO OPENINGS Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Penrose Point South Sound Area 253-884-2514 NO OPENINGS Potlatch Olympic Peninsula Area 360-877-5361 NO OPENINGS Jan, Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Dec Rainbow Falls Millersylvania Area 360-291-3767 Nov, Dec Scenic Beach Kitsap Area 360-830-5079 Dec Schafer Northern Shores Area 360-249-3621 NO OPENINGS Seaquest - Campground Upper Cowlitz Area 360-274-8633 Nov, Dec Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Seaquest - Yurt Village Upper Cowlitz Area 360-274-8633 NO OPENINGS May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep Seaquest - Mount St Helens Visitor Center Upper Cowlitz Area 360-274-8633 NO OPENINGS Jul, Aug, Sep Sequim Bay Olympic Peninsula Area 360-683-4235 NO OPENINGS Jan, Feb, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Twanoh South Sound Area 360-426-9226 NO OPENINGS Feb, Mar, Apr, Nov, Dec Twin Harbors South Beach Area 360-268-1457 NO OPENINGS Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct NORTHWEST REGION PARKS Park Management Area Contact Number 2021 2022 Bay View Salish Foothills Area 360-757-0227 NO OPENINGS Apr, May, Jun Birch Bay Whatcom Bays Area 360-371-2800 NO OPENINGS Cama Beach Salish Foothills Area 360-387-1550 Nov Nov, Dec Camano Island Salish Foothills Area 360-387-3031 Dec Apr, May, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Dash Point Tahoma Gateway Area 253-661-4955 NO OPENINGS Apr, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Deception Pass Deception Pass Area 360-675-3767 NO OPENINGS Jan, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec Federation Forest Tahoma Gateway Area 360-886-0148 NO OPENINGS Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct Fort Casey - Campground Central Whidbey Area 360-678-4519 NO OPENINGS Jan, Feb, Dec Fort Casey - Boat Launch Central Whidbey Area 360-678-4519 NO OPENINGS Mar, Apr Fort Casey - Admiralty Head Lighthouse Central Whidbey Area 360-630-0412 NO OPENINGS Jun, Jul, Aug Fort Ebey Central Whidbey Area 360-678-4519 NO OPENINGS Mar, Apr Kanaskat-Palmer Tahoma Gateway Area 360-886-0148 NO OPENINGS Mar, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Larrabee Whatcom Bays Area 360-676-2093 NO OPENINGS Dec Lime Kiln San Juan Area 360-378-2044 NO OPENINGS Page 3 of 4 Moran - Campground San Juan Area 360-376-2326 NO OPENINGS Moran - Summit Interpretive Center San Juan Area 360-376-2326 NO OPENINGS Nolte Tahoma Gateway Area 360-886-0148 NO OPENINGS Jul, Aug, Sep Rasar Salish Foothills Area 360-826-3942 NO OPENINGS Feb, Mar, Apr, Sep, Nov, Dec Rockport Salish Foothills Area 360-853-8461 NO OPENINGS Sep, Oct Saltwater Tahoma Gateway Area 253-661-4955 NO OPENINGS Apr South Whidbey Central Whidbey Area 360-678-4519 NO OPENINGS Sep Spencer Spit San Juan Area 360-468-2251 NO OPENINGS Mar, Apr Wallace Falls Cascade Foothills Area 360-793-0420 NO OPENINGS Jan, Feb, Mar, Jul, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Page 4 of 4.
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