If you've wanted to take a month and spend it in nature, this may be the volunteer opportunity for you!

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Lincoln State Park

Lincoln State Park is about a 30-minute drive from Evansville, and there is seriously so much to do there.  There are plenty of trails for hiking, cabins available for rent, 150 campsites available, plenty of spots for fishing, and more. There is even a really cool fire tower that you can climb and see some pretty incredible views (more on that here). If you enjoy camping and spending time in nature, Lincoln State Park is looking for camp hosts for this summer.

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Lincoln State Park Looking for Camp Hosts

For the 2023 season, Lincoln State Park is looking for people who love nature to spend a month being their camp host.  In exchange for a campsite, you will volunteer about 20 hours a week for the state park.  How fun would that be to spend a month in nature, roasting marshmallows around the fire as a nightly dessert treat?

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Here is what Lincoln State Park has to say about camp hosts:

Looking for a new adventure this year?
Lincoln State Park is pleased to announce that we are seeking camp hosts for the 2023 recreation season!
What we are looking for:
Customer Oriented Individuals
Must be willing to cover one month in April - October.
Must be willing to volunteer at least 20 hours per week.
Email cknox@dnr.in.gov for additional information and to request an application.
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Provide information to campers and relate their concerns to property staff; assist with severe weather procedures; electrical troubleshooting; collect firewood left by campers; check restrooms and vault toilets throughout day; pick up litter; clean fire rings; assist with firewood sales when camp store is closed; assist gatehouse attendants with camper registration and traffic control; run messages; perform campsite occupancy checks; and assist naturalist with special events.
If being a camp host sounds right up your alley, you can check out all of the info through INDNR.Gov.

State Parks Near the Tri-State You Have to Check Out

As the weather warms up, all I want to do is be outside. We've got several state parks around the Tri-State area, they'd be perfect for a day trip or a camping weekend!

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