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- JimK-NYExplorer IIWhen I campground hosted at a National Park, I got a hat, shirts and jacket, plus full hook ups. I worked 4 days on and had 4 days off. I got paid $15 for each of the days I worked.
Personally I think it is way too much work to be a campground host for free and especially when the job is often 7 days a week. - LwiddisExplorer IIWhat a wonderful opportunity to serve the public and our federal government in a beautiful area. I can’t do it but thank you for posting.
- agesilausExplorer III
JimK-NY wrote:
When I campground hosted at a National Park, I got a hat, shirts and jacket, plus full hook ups. I worked 4 days on and had 4 days off. I got paid $15 for each of the days I worked.
Personally I think it is way too much work to be a campground host for free and especially when the job is often 7 days a week.
We've thought about doing hosting and I have to agree with you. I doubt Rocky has any say in the terms of employment - GDS-3950BHExplorer
agesilaus wrote:
JimK-NY wrote:
When I campground hosted at a National Park, I got a hat, shirts and jacket, plus full hook ups. I worked 4 days on and had 4 days off. I got paid $15 for each of the days I worked.
Personally I think it is way too much work to be a campground host for free and especially when the job is often 7 days a week.
We've thought about doing hosting and I have to agree with you. I doubt Rocky has any say in the terms of employment
LOL.....Perhaps they should pay 6 figures with healthcare and 8 weeks Vacation?
You are correct though, Rocky never had any say in the important stuff, that was Bullwinkles job. - capacitorExplorerThe camping fees are included for all days I assume. That would equal quite a lot.
- rk911Explorerthe last time we looked into hosting...and it was a while...illinois considered the "free" campsite as taxable income. best to check.
- RigdonExplorerThe BLM gives a free site in a beautiful area. Propane is reimbursed and a reimbursement for lunch on 4 hours or more is paid.
We find it rewarding and it's halfway between Glacier and Yellowstone NP. And most campers are pretty decent folks. - cptqueegExplorer II
GDS-3950BH wrote:
snip....You are correct though, Rocky never had any say in the important stuff, that was Bullwinkles job.
That is funny stuff right there! ROFLOL - valhalla360Navigator
rk911 wrote:
the last time we looked into hosting...and it was a while...illinois considered the "free" campsite as taxable income. best to check.
It's not just Illinois. Federal and pretty much any state with an income tax consider it income.
Look up Barter rules with the IRS. You are supposed to estimate the value of the goods and services received and record that as income (minus any allowable deductions). - buckyExplorer II
cptqueeg wrote:
GDS-3950BH wrote:
snip....You are correct though, Rocky never had any say in the important stuff, that was Bullwinkles job.
That is funny stuff right there! ROFLOL
Yes, best one in a while. So sad that many will say "who"?
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