Volunteer Opportunities

This job requires daily operation at a Fee booth, which is open 7 days a week (hours TBD). Seasons range from mid-April to end of October, depending on the campground. Volunteers are required to open and close the fee booth, answer visitor questions, provide any assistance, issue occupancy tags and vehicle tags to campers once registered, and remind them of the rules of the campground and lake. We expect this volunteer/couple to be helpful, polite, and welcoming to our visitors. This work schedule will be split up between 2 positions total and will operate on a 4 day on and 4 days off schedule. A predetermined full hook-up campsite is provided in exchange for 20 hours/week of volunteer work. To reach enough weekly hours, volunteers can pick up litter in the campground they are staying in.

This job requires the daily operation at Lake Shelbyville Visitor Center, which is open 7 days a week (hours TBD) from end of May to Beginning of September. Hours include Sunday – Thursday 9:00am until 4:30pm AND Friday & Saturday 9:00am until 6:30pm, including holidays and weekends. Volunteers are required to open and close the visitor center, answer phones, provide any assistance, sell and operate gift shop, assist with auditorium setup and take down. We expect this volunteer/couple to be helpful, polite, and welcoming to our visitors. This work schedule will be split up between 3 positions total but should represent approximately 20 hours of volunteer labor per person each week. A predetermined full hook-up campsite is provided. To reach enough weekly hours, volunteers can pick up litter in the campground they are staying in.

This job requires the maintenance and operation of a riding lawn mower with zero turning radius and front mounted mowing deck and a gasoline powered line trimmer (weed eater). This equipment will be used to mow and trim approximately 19 - 23 acres in the associated campground. This work should be completed weekly by noon on Friday to avoid high traffic and noise in the campground during the stay of our visitors. Opossum Creek Campground and Lone Point Campground have one volunteer position that is responsible for all the mowing and trimming. Forrest W. Bo Wood Campground have three volunteer positions who are responsible for all the mowing and trimming. Volunteer mowers have a few extra duties that include litter pick up and fire pit cleaning on an as needed basis. Each volunteer position can be a single person or a couple who is volunteering together. A predetermined full hook-up campsite is provided in exchange for 20 hours/week of volunteer work.

This job requires the cleaning of flush comfort stations, comfort stations with showers, and shower/laundry building. This work is to be accomplished daily. The daily cleaning responsibility is split among two volunteer positions in Coon Creek Campground and Lithia Springs Campground with a five day on/five day off schedule. The daily cleaning schedule is the responsibility of one volunteer position in Lone Point Campground and Opossum Creek Campground. Volunteer cleaners having a few extra duties that include litter pick up and fire pit cleaning on an as needed basis. Each volunteer position can be a single person or a couple who is volunteering together. A predetermined full hook-up campsite is provided in exchange for 20 hours/week of volunteer work.

This job requires a flexible working schedule and is for two houses outside of Sullivan. Hours and days will vary on reservations. Initial cleaning at the start of the season, routine cleaning throughout season, and an end of year cleaning. Must be completed before and after each reservation, which will be provided in advance. The volunteer position can be a single person or a couple who is volunteering together. A predetermined full hook-up campsite is provided in exchange for 20 hours/week of volunteer work. To reach enough weekly hours, volunteers can pick up litter in the campground they are staying in.