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Ocean beaches.
Temperate rain forests.
A nature lover’s dream job.

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Are you interested in a summer overflowing with hiking, camping, and exploring? Are you ready for a challenging work adventure? If the answer is yes, then Olympic National Park in Washington State is just the place for you! With a variety of lodges and resorts, we have food service, retail, housekeeping, tour guide, and management opportunities available within this icon of American natural beauty.

Where a passion for hospitality
meets rugged adventure.

We’re a perfect fit for team players who crave variety and love to roll up their sleeves to help get the job done. Every day brings a unique experience and we’re looking for people who have a passion for the outdoors and bring a guest service mindset to everything they do. If you’re looking for work where no two days are the same, join us at Olympic National Park.

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From unforgettable lodge stays to culinary creativity and stunning guided expeditions, we have a wide variety of work available to you. At Olympic National Park, we provide customized experiences for our guests, which means we offer all of our team members autonomy in how they provide exceptional hospitality.

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Through Aramark, I’ve worked in some of the most beautiful destinations you could imagine.
David Sloma, 31 years
Regional Vice President, West – Aramark Hospitality Management

“They allow for so much mobility, whether that’s moving around to various venues or vertical career advancement. I couldn’t have asked for a better career experience.”

What to expect

We take a work-hard-play-hard approach at Olympic National Park. We offer a variety of room and board options that are dependent on the particular location you work at. These options include dormitory-style housing and rooms at Lake Crescent Lodge. We also offer a range of employee perks including free Olympic National Park passes, free boat rentals, discounts on dining and retail purchases, and friends and family rates at other Aramark locations as available.

  • What can I do on my time off and are there organized activities?

    Employees can enjoy free boat rentals at Lake Crescent Lodge, Log Cabin Resort, Lake Quinault Lodge and Fairholme General Store. Employees can take advantage of mineral hot springs at Sol Duc or enjoy discounts on massages.  There are hiking trails near each location, whale watching near the San Juan Islands, or take a day trip to Canada or Seattle. Learn to kayak or go white water rafting. Employees can also enjoy retail and food & beverage discounts.  Employees are able to explore two temperate rainforests & Pacific Ocean beaches while in Olympic National Park & Forest. 

  • Where can I go shopping or get essential items?

    We organize employee trips into the nearest towns for shopping needs. 

  • Is there cell phone and internet access?

    As this is a remote location, cell service and internet access are both a little sketchy. 

  • Are there appearance guidelines?

    We have uniforms available for you depending on your role here. We require all of our team members to maintain a professional appearance, including the practice of good hygiene. 

  • Is housing available and what is it like?

    Lake Quinault Lodge ~ has a limited space housing option in conjunction with the National Forest Service. Please reach out to the local Human Resources team for more information.

    Sol Duc Hot Springs ~ offers dormitory-style housing. Rooms have anywhere from four-six people. Restrooms are community-style down the hall from the rooms. Onsite there is a small community room with a TV and computer and washer & dryer.  A meal plan is included in the housing cost. The housing cost is deducted from your paycheck bi-weekly.

    Lake Crescent Lodge ~ offers dorm-style housing with three people to a room and a bathroom is shared between two rooms (six people share). An employee dining area is located at the lodge and serves three meals a day. There is also a community room with TV, internet and washers & dryers available. A meal plan is included in the housing cost. The housing cost is deducted from your paycheck bi-weekly.

    Hurricane Ridge ~ Those working at Hurricane Ridge are housed at Lake Crescent Lodge.

    Log Cabin Resort ~ Those working at Log Cabin Resort are housed at Lake Crescent Lodge.

  • Do you hire international applicants?

    We work with CIEE as our J1 visa sponsor for international students. To learn more about opportunities for international students and begin the application process, please click here for the CIEE website.

  • Where can I get or make food?

    We offer discounts on food at our park locations as well as employee kitchens for those who prefer to cook. 

  • What is the best way to get to property? What transportation options are there?

    Seattle is the best destination for major transportation to the locations.

    If you are traveling to Lake Crescent Lodge, Sol Duc Hot Springs, Hurricane Ridge or Log Cabin Resort you have the following options: 

    Dungeness Bus Lines – Dungeness Bus line makes two trips daily from either downtown Seattle or the airport to Port Angeles. You need to make arrangements to take the bus that arrives in Port Angeles in the late afternoon. If you have to take the later bus you will need to make your own arrangements for lodging for the night and then be picked up in Port Angeles the next day.  www.olympicbuslines.com 

    Rocket Transportation –  http://gorocketman.com/ 

    Straight Shot – For those well versed in public transportation, take the light rail from SeaTac Airport to the Pike Market district and make your way to the Seattle Ferry Terminal. Walk on to the Bainbridge Island Ferry and catch the Straight Shot Bus to Port Angeles. http://www.clallamtransit.com/

    Local bus routes http://www.clallamtransit.com/

    For Lake Quinault Lodge:

    After flying into Seattle you have the following options:

    You can take the Greyhound Bus to Olympia. From Olympia, you will need to take Grays Harbor Transit bus #40 to the Hoquiam Station. From Hoquiam Station, you will get bus #60 to Quinault. You can find more information about Grays Harbor transit.

    You can book a van ride from Seatac (Seattle-Tacoma) Airport directly to Aberdeen or even Quinault, depending on how much money you want to spend. The website is http://www.capair.com/  

  • How can I get in touch with the hiring team?

    You can email us at pinkerton-trevor@aramark.com or give us a call at 360-928-3211 (ext. 214).

     

  • Does this location require COVID 19 Vaccinations?

    Yes, we are committed to work together to create a safe and healthy environment for our team and the customers we serve. In support of these efforts, this location requires all individuals working site to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by 01/18/2022.