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Working at a state park means not only getting to explore a slice of Florida, but all of them. Every state park employee gets free admission into our state parks. On-the-job training will help you acquire the needed skills to excel in both the park service and a lifetime of resource management.
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- Volunteer Portal
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- Where to See The Florida Panther
APPLY TODAY. It’s easy to apply for a job with the State of Florida through the People First Job Center website. Applicants may view which positions are available, create a profile to apply for vacant positions, sign up for job alerts, or simply download an application.
Applications. Campground Host/Park Resident Volunteer Application; Group Volunteer Application; Individual Volunteer Application (non-Park resident) Opportunities; Resources
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Nature students can hike over 13 miles of trails to observe and study the abundant plant and animal life. Six miles of trails are open to equestrians. A large, shaded picnic area with pavilions is available. The park has full-facility campsites as well as a primitive camping facility. The youth camping area can accommodate up to 50 people.
36 Florida State Parks Campgrounds jobs available in Florida on Indeed.com. Apply to Park Manager, Park Services Attendant, Recreation Assistant and more!
Join 1,300 colleagues at a $1.3 billion a year enterprise offering opportunities for engineers, technology professionals, office personnel, skilled craftsmen, highway maintenance workers and other professionals in locations across our 552-mile system.
