Fort George Island Cultural State Park Volunteer Information
Note: Volunteers must attend a one-day training session. Script for formal tours will be provided, but volunteers are invited to research and develop additional tour information as appropriate. Training sessions are held periodically throughout the year. Pre-registration is required. Please call the Talbot Ranger Station at 904-251-2320 or to register.
Optional Residence Offer for non-local volunteers: A campsite on Little Talbot Island may be provided in exchange for 20 hour/week service. All campsites have electricity and water. A dump station and possible septic is available. Optional lodge-style rooms with basic furniture can be provided on-site with shared kitchen facilities and common areas in exchange for 32 hour/week service. Term of position when campsite or room is provided is 6-16 weeks. Space is limited and offer is based on availability. If you are interested in becoming a Ribault Club volunteer, contact our Volunteer Coordinator at (904) 251-2320 or call the Talbot Ranger Station at 904-252-2320 for further information and training dates.
Resident Docent
Provides hosting and interpretive services at the Ribault Clubhouse on Fort George Island. The position is for 32 hours of volunteer work a week. This is independent work on tasks as well as working with a team of State and Federal employees. Term of position is 6 weeks with possibility of extension. Dorm-style rooms with basic furniture will be provided on-site with shared kitchen facilities and common areas. Occupants will be responsible for bedding and other personal items. The volunteer shall have a knowledge and interest in the protection, presentation and interpretation of the cultural resources. If you would like to apply for any of the volunteer job opportunities listed above, please fill out the Volunteer Application form provided. Please allow for a few days before receiving a reply, thank you!
