National Park Jobs
Seasonal openings with employers in and around national parks, such as lodges, outfitters and visitor services. Federal park ranger jobs are posted on USAJOBS; for state and local ranger roles, see outdoor jobs.
Updated October 2026
- Open now
- 8
- Housing confirmed
- 0
- States
- 4
- Cost to apply
- Free
Open national park jobs right now
Grand Teton Lodge Company · Jackson, WY
Server · Winter 2026/27
The server position is expected to perform all duties necessary to support the food and beverage vision of JHGTC: exceptional guest service and deliver quality food to our guests. We expect that you will get to know our members and guests, making each individual feel welcomed and appreciated. You are expected to be knowledgeable of the company’s management…
Acadia Youth Conservation Corps · Bar Harbor, ME
Crew Member · Summer 2026
Work on projects that sustain Acadia's trails, carriage roads, and natural resources.
Sail Acadia · Southwest Harbor, ME
Office Reservationist · Summer 2026
Manage tour scheduling and customer interactions for a busy boat charter business.
Sail Acadia · Southwest Harbor, ME
Sailboat/Lobsterboat Captain · Summer 2026
Operate nature cruises and lobster boat tours aboard classic wooden vessels near Acadia.
Acadian Boat Tours · Bar Harbor, ME
Marine Tour Guide and Deckhand · Summer 2026
Narrate nature cruises and assist with vessel operations in Frenchman Bay.
National Park Service · Moose, WY
Park Ranger (Wildlife Management) · Summer 2027
Protect park resources and manage wildlife interactions at Grand Teton National Park.
National Park Service · West Glacier, MT
Park Ranger (Wilderness Volunteer Coordinator) · Summer 2027
Coordinate wilderness volunteer programs at Glacier National Park.
National Park Service · Grand Canyon, AZ
Maintenance Worker (Seasonal) · Summer 2027
Perform recurring building and utility maintenance at Intermountain Region parks.
Where these jobs are
- ME · 4
- WY · 2
- MT · 1
- AZ · 1
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About national park jobs
National park jobs let you spend a season in places like Yellowstone, Glacier or Acadia. Most seasonal work is with lodges, outfitters, restaurants and visitor services in and near the parks.
Federal park ranger jobs are posted on USAJOBS. Seasonly shows employers whose job title or location explicitly names a national park.
What the work involves
- Lodge, housekeeping and front desk roles
- Restaurant and retail staff
- Guides and activity leaders
- Transportation and visitor services
- Maintenance and grounds
Common requirements
- Full-season availability (often May–September)
- Comfort living somewhere remote
- Customer service skills
- Housing agreements for employer-provided housing
General guidance. Each listing shows the employer’s own requirements.
How to get hired
- 1Pick parks that interest you and check the season length.
- 2Look for confirmed staff housing on each listing.
- 3Apply by early spring; popular parks fill fast.
- 4Prepare for limited cell service and shared housing.
- 5For federal ranger roles, search USAJOBS.
Tips before you apply
Housing is often included
Many park-area employers offer staff housing because parks are remote. Check each listing.
Apply early
Popular park jobs often fill by early spring for summer.
Expect a remote lifestyle
Cell service and stores may be limited, but the backyard is incredible.
Common questions
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