Pride In Park Sierra, Partners-In-Participation

Over a decade ago the builders of Park Sierra created this RV park from brush-covered land to be the beautiful place it is today – as solid as a wall built from stones stacked one on top of the other.

Members today, working together as a team, act as the mortar which keeps the stone wall from crumbling to the ground.

What does it mean to be a member of the Park Sierra Co-Op.

Basically, as a member you are expected to participate in whatever kind of job you are able to do. Work is often done in the mornings with cookie and coffee break mid-way through. Just be willing to find one that meets your skills – it’s that easy!

By maintaining the park ourselves, we continue the legacy started long ago.

Everybody comes from a background using some type of skill. That skill can be used as a member of Park Sierra, or if you choose, you can be trained on something you’d like to learn. There are so many jobs that need to be done and sometimes only one person knows a particular job and is anxious and willing to teach you so that the responsibility is shared.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Do I have to work?
A. As a member of Park Sierra you will sign an agreement to abide by the rules and bylaws. The bylaws state that each member contributes to the well being of the park while in the park.

Q. Do I have to work every day?
A. No. There are some jobs that may be periodic, seasonal, or on-going.

Q. How do I participate when I’m traveling?
A. Our bylaws require that we participate when we are in the park, however some have found ways to contribute even while traveling.

Q. Do I have to give up my membership if I am not willing to work?
A. If you are unable or unwilling to participate in the operation of Park Sierra, this may not be the place for you. Remember this is a private park for people who participate in its upkeep.