Responding to this opportunity alerts staff of your interest. It does not automatically sign you up for this assignment. Park Staff will reach out to interview you and determine if you will be selected to volunteer for this specific assignment.
Located at the state's westernmost tip, and perched over the Pacific Ocean, Cape Blanco features a 19th-century lighthouse and an early Irish settler's home. Constructed in 1898 for ranchers Patrick and Jane Hughes, the 3,000-square foot farmhouse retains its Victorian charm. Tour the home to learn about early 20th century farm life from knowledgeable volunteers.
The Interpretive Host provides service for Cape Blanco State Park by greeting visitors and provide a guided tour to broaden the public understanding of this historic home by covering the history of the Hughes House and the Hughes Family from a program outline. Review the volunteer assignment description for this position here.
Time Commitment: Volunteers should anticipate a schedule that includes one month minimum working up to 6 hours per day, not to exceed 24 hours per week, per host.
Location: Historic Hughes House. Learn more about the park and the available amenities on the Host Site Directory page for this property online here.
This opportunity is available for one individual or a team of hosts staying together at the same site.
