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Grand Teton National Park & John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway View of the Teton Range from the back deck of Jackson Lake Lodge.
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Grand Teton National Park & John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway
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About the VIP Program at Grand Teton National Park

At Grand Teton National Park, we welcome volunteers for a wide variety of projects and positions. We deeply appreciate the time and effort that volunteers give to help protect and preserve this wonderful place. Volunteer opportunities include working in park visitor centers, maintenance work, office and organizational work, and campsite and trail rehabilitation. Groups and organizations that would like to come for short periods to work on specific projects are also welcome. Housing and RV sites are generally not available to volunteers.

Grand Teton National Park no longer has volunteer positions as Campground Hosts. All campgrounds are now managed by concessioners. Please contact the concessioners directly for more information.

For more information regarding Grand Teton National Park volunteer program, please contact the Park Volunteer Coordinator:

Vanessa Torres: (307) 739-3657 or e-mail us

Volunteer Resources

Grand Teton National Park Volunteers in Parks (VIP) application
National Park Service Volunteer Website
Interpretive Internship Brochure, 174 kb

 

Current Volunteer Opportunities

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Tetons from Hurricane Pass, KF

Did You Know?
Did you know that Grand Teton National Park was established in both 1929 and 1950? The original 1929 park protected the mountain peaks and the lakes near the base. The boundaries were later expanded in 1950 to include much of the adjacent valley floor.

Last Updated: February 08, 2012 at 07:54 MST