Opportunities From: Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

 Volunteers are appreciated to maintain and improve all trails to ensure safety, accessibility, and sustainability. This includes litter pick up, tossing small branches into the woods, and reporting downed trees and unsafe conditions to the park office. 

Help park staff and other volunteers remove invasive plant species from Susquehannock State Park Sites

Ongoing trail maintenance as needed throughout the year by the Friends Group. 

Join us for the 5th annual 345 cleanup! RT. 345 going through French Creek State Park and Hopewell Furnace accumulates trash throughout the year. In order for the park to be as healthy and pristine as possible we are organizing a cleanup event. WHEN: On Saturday, March 1st at 9am we will be cleaning up RT 345 and calling all volunteers to help! WHERE: We will meet at shed rd parking lot, 1028 shed rd, Douglassville. We will divide into groups and spread out along 345, to cleanup as much as possible. The more that show up the more roads around the park we can clean! Other Details: Gloves, safety vests, trash bags will be provided but you are encouraged to also bring your own. Please sign up on the conservation volunteer website if you haven't already. Any questions please email: jabrandt@pa.gov

PRESQUE ISLE STATE PARK

VOLUNTEER POSITION

Volunteer Position Title: Turtle Care

Site: Tom Ridge Environmental Center Aqualab

DCNR staff will perform evaluations of performance and provide feedback for development.

Help us learn more about our past! There are opportunities for individuals to help the park through research. This would be mostly on your own through the use of a computer or historical societies. No expertise needed! A good wintertime activity or for those who enjoy local history.

Volunteer to maintain one of our 9 trails for 2026! Adopt-a-trail volunteers are expected to walk their designated trail monthly from April through October to pick up trash, notify staff of hazards, and lightly trim over-hanging brush as needed. 

Spur trail is a 0.5 mile trail from the campground down to Little Buffalo Road and the lake. It is not a loop. This trail will need occasional pruning and trash clean up. It is one of our lower-maintenance trails. 

Building and maintaining the section of the Mason Dixon Trail that goes through Susquehanna Riverlands State Park. 

Join DCNR staff and partners to clean up the Susquehanna River Flood Plain in Susquehanna Riverlands State Park. There will be 2 or 3 dates in the year that we will meet as a group to do this work.

Many miles of the hiking trails in Moraine State Park are a part of the North Country Trail Association (NCTA), Butler Chapter. Discover training opportunities and help maintain the trail as part of this dedicated group of volunteers. We are looking for volunteers!  Would you like to be a trail adopter? Help maintain the trail? Assist with outreach, communications, and social media?  For more information on how you can help, send us an email at  but@northcountrytrail.org

The Friends of the Pennsylvania White Clay Creek Preserve is a volunteer community service organization committed to supporting the Preserve through improvement/maintenance projects, educational programs, and fundraising. It was chartered by a group of concerned citizens to support the Preserve in March 2012, and in 2019 they launched a subcommittee, London Tract Historical Committee, to address the historical structures within the park.

The Friends is a local chapter of the Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to helping all of Pennsylvania’s state parks, forests, and preserves. In 2022 the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources estimates that 214,469 people visited the White Clay Creek Preserve.

Memorial Lake State Park has over 2 miles of trails and there may be an opportunity for you to assist with keeping them clean, clear, and accessible to park visitors. If you sign up for this opportunity, please contact the park office for more details on when trail maintenance days will take place.

Interested in hosting a group or corporate clean-up event at Neshaminy State Park? You're in the right place!

We would love to have your team out to pick litter or clear invasive species in the park. To coordinate a date for your team, you (or your event coordinator) should sign up here, and further instructions on choosing a date will appear. 

If you need help signing up, email NeshaminySP@pa.gov.

Thanks for your interest in coming out to help clean up your state parks!

Boyd Big Tree Preserve has over 12 miles of trails and there may be an opportunity for you to assist with keeping them clean, clear, and accessible to park visitors. If you sign up for this opportunity, please contact the park office for more details on when trail maintenance days will take place.

Joseph Ibberson Conservation Area has over 8 miles of trails and there may be an opportunity for you to assist with keeping them clean, clear, and accessible to park visitors. If you sign up for this opportunity, please contact the park office for more details on when trail maintenance days will take place.

Swatara State Park has approximately 34 miles of trails and there may be an opportunity for you to assist with keeping them clean, clear, and accessible to park visitors. If you sign up for this opportunity, please contact the park office for more details on when trail maintenance days will take place.

Sproul State Forest is looking for volunteers to become trail stewards to reestablish/maintain the many miles of abandoned "multi-use" red blazed trails, and "hiking only" yellow blazed trails, within the district. We are looking for "multi-use" and "hiking only" stewards to adopt any hiking/multi-use trails in our district. Trail System Stewards traverse their assigned trails quarterly. This would include brushing, blazing, reporting downed trees, and benching any of the multi-use and hiking trails in the Sproul State Forest.  Please note, only volunteers with chainsaw certifications may cut trees off of the trail. Volunteers, please call 570-923-6011 with your request to adopt a trail before performing any work. 

We are looking for Donut Hole and Chuck Keiper Trail System Stewards to adopt sections of the two state forest hiking trails in our district. Trail System Stewards traverse their assigned trails quarterly. Stewards will brush trails; report downed trees and perform other routine maintenance such as benching and blazing. To adopt a trail section, please call our district office at 570-923-6011 after signing up.

This opportunity is designated for club volunteer workdays, and other designated days set up by the district to help maintain Whiskey Springs and Bloody Skillet ATV Trail Systems.

We are looking for up to 20 volunteers for a spray project in the Russell P. Letterman Wild Area. We will be spraying Japanese barberry as the first phase in eliminating invasive plants and restoring native ecosystems in the Sproul State Forest.  All PPE for spraying will be provided by the district. Volunteers will not be asked to mix any chemical herbicide.  We are just asking for help carrying gear down into the wild area and help with spraying 20-30 acres of barberry.  If you are interested in rehabilitating native ecosystems, please consider volunteering.  Please be sure to add the correct contact information when you sign up, and we will send instructions to all who are interested when the registration closes. 

We are searching for volunteers to help us clear the Camelback Road on April 25, 2026.  Volunteers will park in the top parking lot (Lot Number 2) and walk to the bottom of the mountain while clearing the roadsides.  Volunteers will be using small cutting tools, loppers, handsaws, pole saws, to clear the overhanging vegetation along Camelback Road. 

For additional question please sign up and the park will contact you! 

Tobyhanna State Park Complex (including Gouldsboro State Park) has over 30 miles of trails and there may be an opportunity for you to assist with keeping them clean, clear, and accessible to park visitors. If you sign up for this opportunity, please contact the park office for more details on when trail maintenance days will take place.

Tobyhanna State Park Complex has over 30 miles of trails and there may be an opportunity for you to assist with keeping them clean, clear, and accessible to park visitors.  If you sign up for this opportunity, please contact the park office for more details on when trail maintenance days will take place.

Ohiopyle State Park is looking for individual(s) to fill two campground host positions.  There are two host sites available 1 with full hookup amenities but is not pet friendly and one site with Electric 120/30/50 amp and is pet friendly.  We would like the host to stay 3-4 weeks but longer opportunities are available. 

Volunteers must set an example by being a model camper practicing good housekeeping at all times in and around the site and by observing all rules and regulations

Volunteers will perform light cleanup in the campground (two-three hours per day), checking restrooms and alerting staff to any issues including locking stalls if maintenance is required, general litter pickup, placing permits at campsites and remove expired permits from site posts, cleaning out fire rings.

Help at plant sale, set up and running the sale.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Planting plugs @ Fayette CTI for plant sale. Must have clearances. Contact Barbara for more details.

Move plants for plant sale from CTI to Sugarloaf. Meet at Fayette CTI.

Assist with snowshoes, skis, sleigh rides, information booth, hill safety and clean up and tear down at our annual festival.  **Back up date is February 14 if needed.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Join park staff as we remove invasive species in the day-use area. We will be focused on a large patch of Burning Bush growing along the road. We'll show you how to recognize this plant and provide loppers to cut it down. You can bring your own work gloves, but there will be some on hand. We recommend long pants and sleeves since we will be in brushy areas and could encounter thorns and ticks. Closed-toed shoes are required.

Help maintain the park's hiking trails.  Tasks may include clearing obstructions, cutting back encroaching vegetation, or more in-depth projects as directed by park staff including trail surface repair, water bar installation, or erosion control.

Help maintain the park's hiking trails.  Tasks may include clearing obstructions, cutting back encroaching vegetation, or more in-depth projects as directed by park staff including trail surface repair, water bar installation, or erosion control.

Assisting in the program by being a sweep.

Evansburg maintains a number of cavity nest boxes throughout the park.  As part of one of our longest running citizen-science projects, volunteers assist with routine nest box checks throughout the nesting season, collecting data on species and nesting success rates, as well as conducting maintenance and sanitation duties and entering season data.  Evansburg's cavity nest boxes routinely host bluebirds, swallows, wrens, and sparrows, among others.  This is a seasonal program running spring through fall.

Fort Washington maintains a number of cavity nest boxes throughout the park.  As part of one of our longest running citizen-science projects, volunteers assist with routine nest box checks throughout the nesting season, collecting data on species and nesting success rates, as well as conducting maintenance and sanitation duties and entering season data.  Fort Washington's cavity nest boxes routinely host bluebirds, swallows, wrens, and sparrows, among others.  This is a seasonal program running spring through fall.

Help us maintain the Butterfly Garden near the Hawk Watch Tower.  Tasks may include removing invasive species, tending to birdfeeders, watering plants, maintaining pathways, and/or establishing new native plants under the direction of park staff.

Join park staff and the Sierra Club as we remove invasive species in the day-use area. We will be targeting mile-a-minute and stilt grass, but may find other plants to tackle along the way. You can bring your own work gloves, but there will be some on hand. Trash bags will be provided. We recommend long pants and sleeves since we may be in brushy areas and could encounter thorns and ticks.

Volunteers are encouraged to share their passions and expertise. Working with the volunteer coordinator, this opportunity allows volunteers to substitute for educators, help with educational field trips, or lead their own programs. 

Perform trail maintenance at Sawmill Trail. Maintenance ranges from weed whacking, blazing, planting trees, trimming brush, and picking litter.

Perform trail maintenance at Sawmill Trail. Maintenance ranges from weed whacking, blazing, planting trees, trimming brush, and picking litter.

Perform trail maintenance at Sawmill Trail. Maintenance ranges from weed whacking, blazing, planting trees, trimming brush, and picking litter.

Perform trail maintenance at Sawmill Trail. Maintenance ranges from weed whacking, blazing, planting trees, trimming brush, and picking litter.

The Friends of McConnells Mill is not yet an organized group - that's up to you! Folks who care about this special place and are willing to dedicate heart, mind and action will be the ones to form this group. For now, join so we have a list of volunteers to invite to upcoming projects and opportunities.  Thank you.  

Help us document how the cavity-nesting birds at Cherry Springs are doing!  Monitor bluebirds, tree swallows, other species using nest boxes throughout the park.

Check each box weekly, recording data that will be compiled and included in the Statewide Cavity Nesting Report. One volunteer per week, coordinator will contact you to schedule shifts that work for you.

Training provided. 

No pets allowed at this opportunity.

New and returning volunteers must sign up for this opportunity annually to remain an active member. Becoming a "fan" of a location bookmarks the location for you but remains private; signing up for an opportunity is required to connect you with the coordinators of the forest district. New and returning volunteers will be awarded with 1/2 hour of volunteer service for their first registration.

Join Park staff as well as education staff from PA Game Commission to build, place and learn about bluebird boxes. This will take place at the Jamestown Marina Classroom, and we will be driving to various locations around Jamestown. All equipment will be provided. You will receive an email closer to time with program details. Thank you for signing up!

Would you like to come out and help get the park ready for another busy summer season?  If so, come join us on Saturday May 2nd beginning at Shelter 4 at 730am.  Projects may include things like litter clean up, invasive plant removal, light painting/staining, tree planting (if trees are available) as well as other basic maintenance tasks. 

All hand tools, gloves, trash bags and safety vests will be provided.  Please wear appropriate clothing such as shoes and long pants and bring sunblock, bug spray and water.  

Pre-registration is required by calling the park office at 724 932 3141.  If you need an accommodation, please let us know when you register.

Free camping in Jamestown Campground Friday May 1st and Saturday May 2nd is available for all registered volunteers.  Sites will be issued upon registration with the park office.

Lunch will be provided By the Pymatuning Lake Association Saturday May 2nd at approximately 12pm.  

Washington Crossing Park has a total of 42 cavity nest boxes throughout the park.

Help monitor Bluebirds and other species nesting throughout the park. Volunteers check each box weekly and record data that is then compiled and included in the Statewide Cavity Nesting Report.

Trail maintenance done on Michaux State Forest. Maintenance must be done only to state forest recognized trails. Training is required to blaze and brush trails.

This opportunity is for existing fire fighters and fire related programs.

General Maintenance work on the target range.

This opportunity is for joining in with the volunteer work aspect of the Butler Outdoor Club. Join the club itself by contacting president@butleroutdoorclub.org (there are modest yearly dues) to become involved in their many activities.

The Butler Outdoor Club promotes outdoor education and provides year-round outdoor activities in Western Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. These activities are geared for all levels and are designed to provide recreation and foster a better understanding and responsible use of the outdoors. Our activities include: hiking, backpacking, biking, birding, canoeing, kayaking, xc-skiing, snowshoeing, camping and trail maintenance.

The mailing address for the club is PO Box 255, Yatesboro, PA 16263

Nolde Forest participates in Project Feeder Watch every season from November to March.

Some of our long-standing volunteers prefer to stick to an assigned schedule. This schedule is communicated directly by the park staff coordinator. If you are interested in joining for a specific time slot for next winter, please reach out to the park office for more information. If you are already assigned a time slot, you can log your hours here!

If you would like to participate in the "open" Feeder Watch program for this season (no sign ups needed, you may simply come during the open participation time) you may sign up here and reach out to the FeederWatch Coordinator Bekah at RSheeler@PA.gov to set up an orientation and training. 

There are many ways to volunteer to help maintain the trails at Nolde Forest.

During the Spring, Summer, and Fall, our volunteer trail crew meets on Sunday evenings. If you are interested in joining this group, please call the park office for more information as meeting location and times change weekly depending on park needs. Trail Crew members, please record your weekly hours here.

If working independently is more your style, we also have a volunteer "Adopt-a-Trail" program. You will be assigned a trail in the park and you can come volunteer on your trail as your schedule allows. There is no set time, though we ask that you come out and check the trail at least once a month. But this option allows you to volunteer on your own schedule when it works for you. After an orientation with park staff you will simply show up when convenient for you, access the volunteer tools, and work for as long as your day allows. Please record your independent volunteer hours here for any trail work duties.

Assist with the prep, sap collection, wood carrying, fire stoking, boiling down, filtering, finishing, bottling, & more related to producing maple syrup. Learn how to produce syrup from tree to table, working behind the scenes in concert with trained staff and other volunteers. Work hours and days will vary greatly based on the forecast, sap runs, and timing related to outreach efforts. The range of timing of mid-Feb to the end of March typically is the longest possible season, but usually it's one or two 1/2 days a week for most of a 3- or 4-week season. Let's see what this year brings!

Join Park Staff and partner agencies to help get rid of European Frogbit. This aquatic invasive is starting to get a foothold on our lake and needs removed.  Canoes will be provided but can bring your own kayak/canoe. Registration is required by emailing Jared McGary at jamcgary@pa.gov. 

The Moraine, McConnell’s Mill and Jennings Commission (3MJC) is on a mission! We are a community 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing support for Moraine and McConnells Mill State Parks and Jennings Environmental Education Center in beautiful Western Pennsylvania. Our mission is to enhance the appearance and function of these parks and to help educate the public and park visitors on park operations. We invite you to browse our website and attend one of our free monthly public meetings to learn more about our organization and the projects we manage. https://www.3mjc.org/

The mission of the Friends of Tyler State Park is to support the park in preserving, promoting, and maintaining the educational, recreational, natural, and historical resources of the park. The Friends of Tyler State Park hosts community service, recreational and educational events. 

Those interested in hosting at our park should start here. While this step doesn't require clearances, you will work with park staff to either submit those or complete them if you are selected for hosting at our park. Hills Creek is a popular hosting park, so please be aware we can't accept all applicants. If there is an opening, you will be contacted and typically meet with park staff on a Teams video call or by phone to be sure this opportunity is a good fit, review your qualifications, and provide answers to any questions you might have.

Typical trail work which involves trail maintenance, tree removal, blazing, and approved trail reroutes.

Typical park trail work that involves trail maintenance, trail rehab, and approved trail reroutes.

Sign up to help Marsh Creek trail crew and State Park staff "Free the Trees" at the park. The goal of this event is to help rid vines that have been taking over trees in the park. All supplies/tools provided, but feel free to bring your own.

Invasive plant species degrade the ecosystem functioning in our parks. At Samuel S. Lewis State Park, the understory has been completely replaced by these plants. They are not valuable to wildlife and prevent native species from regenerating. Because these plants take up space, nutrients, and sunlight sections of the woods at Sam Lewis will not be able to regenerate as trees age and die. 

Working with a lead volunteer to maintain District Trails in the R.B. Winter State Park Area. Trail work is typically conducted on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Work involves brush cutting, raking, clearing and tread enhancement of trails throughout the year. 

Join a fun-loving group focused mainly on Purple Martin Nest Monitoring. There are several locations throughout the park and a location will be assigned to you. This group will also cover assisting the park educator with Bluebird Box Monitoring. The season typically goes from March to September. Hours are usually between 10 AM and 1 PM but can vary. For more information, email Jared McGary at jamcgary@pa.gov 

Contact the GRT team to see how you can help!
The GRT will offer four events to provide participants a choice of distances to match their experience, early-season fitness, and season-long goals – the 20 Mile Trail Run, the 50K and 50 Mile Ultramarathons and the 50-Mile 5-person relay. Except for a short stretch at the start and near the end, the 20 Mile and 50K events will be entirely on an exceptional single-track trail. In addition to the single-track, the 50 Mile course also includes a section of very runnable, yet very hilly, double-track/fire roads through beautiful hardwood forests. This race is held annually to celebrate our local trails and to provide a donation of all net proceeds to Moraine State Park, Jennings Environmental Center and McConnells Mill State Park. Our generous race sponsors have offset many of the race costs so that $140,000 could be provided to these parks over the race’s lifespan of thirteen years.

Moraine Preservation Fund (MPF) is a non-profit, volunteer organization that supports Moraine State Park. MPF has helped to develop important wildlife restoration projects like Project BATitat, the Osprey and Barn Owl Reintroduction Programs, along with the creation of a Native Plant & Butterfly Trail near the Giftshop.
MPF operates the Owlet Gift Shop located at McDanel’s Boat Launch, located off the North Shore park exit on Rt. 422 in Portersville. Moraine Preservation Fund also operates Preston’s Pearl, an enclosed pontoon boat that offers interpretive boat tours around Lake Arthur.  
Our Mission:
To promote community stewardship of natural resources within Moraine State Park, McConnells Mill State Park and Jennings Environmental Education Center.

This opportunity is for those who enjoy maintaining trails independently or in teams on the second biggest trail system in the Loyalsock State Forest by removing small, downed objects or minimal cutting back of overgrown vegetation.

This opportunity is for those who enjoy maintaining trails independently or in teams on the biggest trail system in the Loyalsock State Forest by removing small, downed objects or minimal cutting back of overgrown vegetation. 

Occasionally we need assistance with on-going research within our American Chestnut orchards.  This may include harvesting nuts, measuring, mowing, cutting, or pruning trees. 

This opportunity is for logging hours from last year's Women in the Wild program. Please do not sign up for this opportunity if you are interested in helping with 2026. 

This project is to help us maintain and weed our flower beds at the park office. No knowledge of plants needed for basic weeding and maintenance. If you prefer to work on your own over time, we do ask that you become familiar with the plants in the beds. This opportunity may also include mulching once a year. 

Help us install our charismatic cartoon characters throughout the Covered Bridge Trail for Light Up Little Buffalo! This job requires pounding in stakes and use of a drill to secure the figures to the stakes. It is generally done in November before the ground freezes. 

We're looking for volunteers with an eye for interior design to help us wow our visitors! Our Outdoor Classroom, Train Car, Pavilion, and Shoaff's Mill will all need decorated, and it could be up to you to determine how! Coordinate with our staff to get access to our indoor decorations and you decide when a good time is for you to help us bring some holiday cheer to these buildings. 

The National Horse Lovers Assn, which is locally headquartered, maintains the trails used by horses in Moraine.  Contact them at www.nationalhorselovers.com

McConnells Mill is an historic treasure.  Many stories are still out there, waiting to be told. Help capture the photos, stories, and facts about the rich history of this park. Follow your interests and use your talents for gathering this rich history.

This opportunity is for firewood processing for the campground at Little Buffalo. 

This opportunity is for the care of the Blue Ball Tavern Trail. This trail mostly just requires occasional trash cleanup. We ask that adopters walk the trail monthly from April through October to keep it clean and provide monthly feedback on its care. 

Codorus Trick-or-Treat is a large fundraising event held 2 nights in October each year.  Assistance is needed with set-up, day of the event, and tear down.  

Experience Codorus Outdoors (ECO) is a large family-oriented fundraising event held 2 days in June each year.  Assistance is need with set-up, day of event, and tear-down.

Paddle for the Park is a kayaking fundraising event held in July.  Assistance the day of the event with registration and activities is needed. 

Art in the Park is a fundraiser held several days throughout the year.  Assistance is needed with set-up and tear down.  Also, if you are an artist, there is the opportunity to lead visitors through a painting of the park. 

The campground host is a volunteer position at 1 of the 6 campgrounds at Promised Land State Park (Deerfield, Pickerel Point, Pines, Beechwood, Northwoods, and Rhododendron). Each campground varies in the number of camp sites, ranging from 33 at our smallest campground and 106 at our largest.  There are no full hook up Host sites available; all sites except Deerfield are electric only with water spigots nearby.

Volunteers will serve as a “live-in” host and are expected to perform a variety of tasks as outlined in the principal duties and responsibilities. Camp Hosts must display a friendly and courteous attitude, be able to communicate effectively with the public and keep campers informed, enjoy working with people, and preform moderate physical labor. 

Due to the popularity of our campground host program and the need to meet various park operational goals, we strive to ensure that all host positions are filled during the camping season. Therefore, potential hosts may be asked to move to different campground areas if staying for consecutive 4-week periods.

Campground Host(s) will be required to provide their own camping unit, and any necessary camping equipment and personal items. Personal vehicles will be allowed at the host site with a limit of two vehicles not including the camping unit- (i.e., camper). 

More details are in the Promised Land State Park Camp Host Job Description document. 

This opportunity is for anyone interested in instructing for Women in the Wild! We are looking for folks to teach classes for this special event. For more details and how to get involved, reach out to Mindy Wilt at mewilt@pa.gov to see what is still needed! 

This opportunity is for any individual who wants to help us protect our native plant communities and improve habitat in the park! Little Buffalo is plagued with several invasive plants, including mile-a-minute, honeysuckle, autumn olive, privet, multi-flora rose, barberry, and oriental bittersweet. These plants need to be regularly controlled in order to maintain the diverse flora of the park! Help us tackle these invasives by signing on today!

When you sign on to this opportunity, you'll be contacted by park staff for your availability. You will need to meet with park staff to learn what plants to remove and what to protect. We can supply tools and gloves. 

Project FeederWatch is a citizen science initiative to study birds in their winter habitats. Information collected helps scientists understand habitat range, changes in population, health of a species, and more!  Volunteers may sit with the birds for as long as their schedule allows while the Education Center is open.  Project FeederWatch Monitoring 2026 occurs on Thursdays and Fridays:  

Jan 15-16, 29-30

Feb 12-13, 26-27

Mar 12-13, & 26-27

Various trail work at Ridley Creek State Park.

Do you want to help maintain the trails at Black Moshannon State Park?  If so, then sign up for this opportunity!  The trail crew meets once a month from April until October to help keep the trails in the best shape possible.  Trimming, removing small fallen trees, weed whacking, and other tasks are completed.   You will receive emails that will list the dates that the trail crew will be meeting.  If you are available for any of the dates, you can then sign up to help those days.  

This opportunity is for individuals who would like to help pick up litter around the property! Gloves, trash bags, and trash pickers can be provided. Groups or families who want to volunteer, please contact the volunteer coordinator.

This opportunity is for individuals who maintain bike trails independently by removing small, downed objects or minimal cutting back of overgrown vegetation. For larger projects or teams wanting to volunteer with the bike trails, please contact the volunteer coordinator.

Volunteers maintain this site, and interpret it's history for visitors. An operating central power is tucked in the woods just beyond Muskrat Cove where a stream crosses under the service road. Built at the turn of the century, it contains a Bessemer engine, pumping jacks, and other equipment used during the early days of the oil industry. The engine is operated several times a year, typically second Saturdays of summer and fall months.

This is a volunteer opportunity to help with general park maintenance by cleaning up downed tree limbs, trash and other debris in the park.