Talbot Islands State Parks A Different Volunteer Experience

Just looked thru your blog… love it, wish that more people could do things like that.

Here at Talbot we manage 7 state parks, Amelia Island, George Crady State Fishing Pier, Big Talbot, Little Talbot, Ft. George Island Cultural State Park, Yellow Bluff Fort, and Pumpkin Hill Creek Preserve. We have quite a few resident spots.

On Little Talbot we have 2 camp host sites located in the campground, these sites can accommodate up to a 30’ camper and only offer electric and water hookups. Also on Little Talbot we have just recently completed a volunteer village type of area at our shop, this consists of 3 sites that can accommodate up to a 40’ camper and are full hook up sites. The campground host sites are obviously for hosts, the volunteer village sites are available for use to volunteers with a variety of talents to offer, from maintenance to interpretation and everything in between, though maintenance is always a prized talent around here.

On Ft. George Island we have 1 camper site that can accommodate up to a 35’ camper, it is also full hookup and is available to volunteers much in the same manner as the village sites. Also on Ft. George we offer rooms at the Historic Ribault Club for volunteers. This consists of a shared living and kitchen area, with 3 bedrooms comprised of 1 Queen bed room, a room with 2 twin beds, and a room with 1 twin bed, all rooms have their own bathrooms. Volunteers who stay in these rooms will typically do work in or around the Ribault Club as greeters or maintenance volunteers.

Thanks for doing the work that you do and you’re interest in our parks.

If you have any other questions, or I missed something, please feel free to email me or call anytime.

Thanks again,