Volunteers play a vital role in sustaining the treasure that is Washington State Parks,
providing more than 300,000 hours of service each year. Opportunities are available across
the state for a variety of short- and long-term projects.
What do volunteers do? They serve as camp hosts, assist in visitor centers and answer
questions from the public; maintain and restore trails; give museum tours and interpret
history; and provide routine maintenance such as mowing lawns.
Who can be a Washington state volunteer? Individuals, couples, families, school groups,
citizen groups, service organizations and corporations. Anyone can be a Washington State
Parks volunteer!
For more information about the volunteer program, select a link from the left.