Sharing Your Passion With Visitors
Visitor Information volunteers spend a month or more in the park assisting visitors and sharing their love of Yosemite. Most volunteers work approximately 30 hours per week with time off to explore the park.
They enjoy free camping at group campsites in Yosemite Valley, Tuolumne Meadows, or Wawona, a 30% discount on books and educational materials sold at Yosemite Conservancy book stores and discount cards from the park concessionaire.
Yosemite Valley and Wawona volunteer opportunities are available May through September. Tuolumne Meadows volunteer opportunities are available mid-June through late-September. Click here for 2012 Visitor Information Program schedule. Be sure to read the Frequently Asked Questions for the Visitor Information Program.
Volunteer options include:
Yosemite Valley
- Information Booths and Yurt: Assisting with visitor inquires about the park and Yosemite Conservancy programs
- Happy Isles Nature Center: Providing information in the busy family-oriented Nature Center at Happy Isles near the John Muir Trail trailhead
- Yosemite Museum Gallery: Acting as a docent; opening exhibits and greeting visitors to the museum
Tuolumne
- Information Booth: Assisting with visitor inquires about the park and Yosemite Conservancy programs.
- Outdoor Adventure Campground: Welcoming and orienting Yosemite Outdoor Adventure course participants
- Parsons Memorial Lodge: Greeting and orienting visitors as well as assisting with cultural events held in this historic building
- Olmsted Point: Greeting visitors and providing a telescope for viewing people on the cables of Half Dome
Wawona
- Mariposa Grove and Museum: Sharing information and inspiration about the sequoias in the grove and acting as a docent in the museum
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