Employment
Work where you play! Three Rivers Park District manages more than 27,000 acres of parks and trails in the Twin Cities area. It takes a dedicated team of full-time, part-time and seasonal employees to provide the high-quality experiences and facilities. Be a part of this dynamic team and make a difference in the community.
See All Job Opportunities
Three Rivers offers several seasonal, part-time and temporary job opportunities, as well as full-time positions. Teach longboarding lessons, help maintain parks and gardens, be a driving range attendant or work in a coffee shop as a barista.
See our current opportunities:
- Seasonal/temporary employment opportunities
- Year-round employment opportunities (full-time and part-time)
Our Mission
Learn more about Three Rivers Park District's mission and vision for the future.
Pathways internships are paid internships that offers a variety of opportunities including outdoor education, park maintenance, recreation and more.
FAQs
Learn more about the job application process at Three Rivers Parks District by reading answers to frequently asked questions.
Job shadowing and informational interviews are great ways to learn more about a career that interests you. At Three Rivers, we can help pair you with someone whose job is exciting to you.
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Related Blog Posts
Improving Parks Through Data: My Experience as a Researcher in the Parks
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Learn about the research Three Rivers conducts to help improve parks and trails for visitors and plan for the future from our research and evaluation analyst, Tyler Thompson.
Q&A: Learning about Outdoor Recreation through the Pathways Program
By: Heather Gordon
Find out more about Three Rivers' Pathways Internship Program from Heather Gordon, a recreation program specialist and Pathways supervisor.
My Summer as a Pathways Intern
By: Alex Carey
Learn what it was like to be part of the Pathways program through the eyes of Alex, Mississippi Gateway Regional Park’s outdoor education intern this summer.
