Park Jobs
Thank you for your interest in working at Calaveras Big Trees State Park. We often have seasonal or part time postions open. For general inquiries about job opportunities, contact Supervising Ranger Antheney Alegre at antheney.alegre@parks.ca.gov or (209) 795-8904.
To apply for a position, complete the Standard 678 State of California Application.
Interpretation
Interpretation is a special form of communication that helps people understand, appreciate, and emotionally connect with the rich natural and cultural heritage preserved in parks. It is the mission of interpretation in California State Parks to convey messages that initially help visitors value their experience, and ultimately will foster a conservation ethic and promote a dedicated park constituency.
VISITOR CENTER PARK AIDE
The Visitor Center Park Aide is an entry level position that performs front line park operation work at Calaveras Big Trees State Park. Duties include answering questions and providing information to the public, assisting interpretive staff with educational and interpretive programs, working in the visitor center, helping keep interpretive facilities clean and organized, and completing assigned projects. This not-to-exceed 1500 hours position will work under the supervision of the State Park Interpreter III and is coordinated by the lead State Park Interpreter II of Calaveras Big Trees Park. This position may work full-time in the summer or work part-time year-round, depending on applicant and park needs.
Starting pay $16.87-$20.29/hr depending on experience
Must be available to work weekends, evenings and holidays.
Must pass a background check.
Apply here: https://calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPublic/Jobs/JobPosting.aspx?JobControlId=472890
Please email questions to State Park Interpreter II Lillie Oravetz at lillie.oravetz@parks.ca.gov or at calaverasbigtreessp@parks.ca.gov
Facilities & Maintenance
TWO SEASONAL MAINTENANCE AIDE POSITIONS
HIRING BY APRIL 8TH
Facilities are a key element in the realization of the Department’s mission. Facilities staff play a vital role to help keep State Parks visitors safe and preserve our natural, cultural and historical resources. Campsites, trails, visitor centers, museums, roads, water systems, restrooms are all essential in meeting the demands of protecting resources, educating the public, and enabling recreation.
Check the job posting here: CalCareers for details and how to apply
Entrance Station
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Park aides and senior park aides provide public information, collect day use fees, register campers, educate visitors, and other duties as assigned.
Natural Resources
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California State Parks is the steward of some of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. With the role of stewardship comes the responsibility to protect and, when necessary, restore and maintain these natural systems of state and national significance.
Public Safety & Resource Protection
State Park Peace Officer (SPPO) Rangers and Lifeguards provide not only public safety law enforcement and aquatic rescue services; they also provide public education through interpretation
