Bahia Honda State Park Campground Host Volunteers

Experience the natural beauty of the Lower Keys while giving back as a resident campground host at Bahia Honda State Park, an extended volunteer opportunity for RVers and outdoor enthusiasts interested in becoming part of the park community.

Campground hosts help Florida State Parks maintain a welcoming environment for visitors by assisting with duties such as campground upkeep, light maintenance, cleaning campsites and facilities, and providing information to park guests. Specific responsibilities may vary depending on the park’s needs during the volunteer assignment.

In exchange for their service, resident volunteers may receive a campsite with utilities when available, providing an opportunity to live within one of the Florida Keys’ best-known state parks while contributing directly to its daily operations. Resident volunteer positions generally require a substantial weekly time commitment, and applicants should confirm the requirements associated with the specific Bahia Honda opening when applying.

Located at Mile Marker 37 in the Lower Keys, Bahia Honda State Park is known for its beaches, clear waters, snorkeling opportunities, wildlife, and views of the historic Bahia Honda Bridge.

Because campground host positions are application-based and subject to availability, interested volunteers should apply through the Florida State Parks volunteer program and confirm current openings, assignment dates, campsite accommodations, and service requirements directly with the park.

For travelers looking to spend more than a few days in the Keys, volunteering at Bahia Honda offers a distinctive way to experience island life while helping care for one of Florida’s treasured state parks.