Seasonal Employment

There’s no place quite like Medora.

It’s a town of about 100 people most of the year—but May through September, several hundred thousand travelers visit here, chasing the allure of the Badlands, the experience of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the great golf or a night at the world-famous Medora Musical, which we operate here at the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation. And we do a lot of other things, too!

But we couldn’t do any of it without people like you.

 

By joining TRMF for an amazing summer, you join a team dedicated to having and creating fun. A summer full of adventure awaits you in Medora!

“This place, the people, the food, the weather… I love it, and I love the job I do.”

—Bima, Indonesia

Housekeeping

“Medora is a town with six streets. But I can see the whole world from here.”

—Nelly, Bulgaria

Housekeeping

“Who wouldn’t want to spend an amazing summer season in the beautiful North Dakota Badlands?”

—Paul & Deb, Dallas, TX

Retail Managers

Why work in Medora?

The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that provides entertainment, lodging, retail, and outdoor experiences for the traveling public.

 

Being a part of the TRMF team means:

 

    • Working with people from 46 states and 20+ countries
    • Potentially taking home a scholarship
    • Spending free time in Theodore Roosevelt National Park or mountain biking the glorious Maah Daah Hey trail
    • Golfing Bully Pulpit, a Top 100 Public Golf Course in America
    • Seeing and being a part of the Medora Musical, featured in the New York Times

Campus Life. Medora Style.

THE LIFE SKILLS CENTER

 

The Life Skills Center is at the heart of campus and employee living. Donated by Bill and Jane Marcil, the LSC was created to implement a space that brings employees together to do great work as well as to create a space that enriches our employees social and educational lives, and it does just that.

 

It features the following amenities:

    • Fitness Center
    • Social/Activity Room
    • Resource Room with study areas and computers
    • Prayer & Reflection Room
    • Dining Center
    • Music Rooms
    • English Language Learning Classroom
HOUSING AT ELKHORN QUARTERS

Right across the street from the Life Skills Center are the Elkhorn Quarters—which consist of not only motel rooms for guests, but housing for seasonal employees.

About:

– Double occupancy $60 per week

– Private bathrooms and showers

– Blankets, pillows, towels, washcloths, and other linens provided

– Washer and dryer free of charge

– Mini-fridge & microwave in room

– TV

HOUSING AT  THE DORM

The Dorm is located in scenic downtown Medora, offering easily walkable access to both work and leisure.

About:

– Double occupancy $30 per week

– Communal restrooms and showers

– Blankets, pillows, towels, washcloths, and other linens provided

– Washer and dryer free of charge

– Fridge & microwave in common areas

The Best Summer of Your Life.

At the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation, we want you to have experiences beyond your time at work. That’s why we provide all sorts of free or discounted activities for you to participate in. The more you experience for yourself, the better equipped you’ll be to educate our guests!

    • Free Medora Musical admittance every night of the season
    • $11.00 golf at Bully Pulpit
    • 25% discount at most TRMF restaurants and gift shops
    • Free mini golf when space is available
    • Free swimming at the Point to Point Park pool and lazy river on weekends
    • Discounted Gospel Brunch meal when space is available
    • Free horseback trail rides at the Medora Riding Stables when space is available
    • Free admittance to Old Town Hall Theater shows, Gospel Brunch show, TRMF Museums, and more
    • Seasonal employees who demonstrate leadership and good character can earn scholarships and awards. Learn more about those opportunities here.
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We look forward to receiving your application to become a part of the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation team. Bully!