The Wisconsin DNR is hiring seasonal workers for state parks, forests and trails statewide. Positions start this spring and summer.
- The Wisconsin DNR is hiring seasonal staff for state parks, forests, trails and recreation areas across the state ahead of the spring and summer season.
- Positions range from park rangers and campground attendants to educators and groundskeepers, offering hands-on outdoor experience.
- Applications are open now through Wisc.Jobs by searching “Parks.”
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is now hiring seasonal staff for state parks, forests, trails and recreation areas across Wisconsin, offering a range of outdoor positions ahead of the busy spring and summer seasons.
The DNR says the limited-term jobs are designed for people who want hands-on experience while helping visitors enjoy public lands. In the press release, the agency emphasized the appeal of working outdoors, noting that “limited-term seasonal positions with the Wisconsin State Park System are a great way to spend your summer outside, helping the public enjoy Wisconsin’s natural resources and creating lasting memories.”
“limited-term seasonal positions with the Wisconsin State Park System are a great way to spend your summer outside, helping the public enjoy Wisconsin’s natural resources and creating lasting memories.”
– Wiscosin DNR
Seasonal employees play a key role in daily park operations. According to the DNR, “seasonal staff are responsible for outdoor maintenance, facility maintenance, groundskeeping work and customer service for property visitors.” The agency adds that the positions offer more than just summer employment, providing opportunities to build skills and gain experience relevant to careers in natural resources and outdoor recreation.
“seasonal staff are responsible for outdoor maintenance, facility maintenance, groundskeeping work and customer service for property visitors.”
– Wisconsin DNR
Seasonal work typically begins in spring or early summer and can continue into late summer or fall. The DNR says there is flexibility depending on an applicant’s availability and the needs of individual properties.
Hiring For Positions Statewide
The DNR reports that openings may include:
- Park rangers
- Visitor services associates
- Natural resources educators
- Assistant naturalist guides
- Park technicians
- Campground attendants
- Groundskeepers
How To Apply
Those interested can apply through the State of Wisconsin employment portal. Visit Wisc.Jobs and search “Parks.”
By The Numbers
Wisconsin’s state parks, forests, trails and recreation areas cover more than 307,000 acres of public land managed by the State Park System.
