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Members of the Parking Crew are responsible for all aspects of parking for both general and handicap lots.  Handicap parking is designated only for those guests who have a handicap placard or license plate.  All other vehicles will be parked in general parking.

There are several different positions within Parking Crew, which are often rotated throughout the day.  Some people will be positioned on the road to usher vehicles into the parking lot while others will be positioned at various points inside the lot to park our guests as quickly and safely as possible.

Members of Parking Crew are issued a radio at the beginning of each scheduled shift to directly communicate with other members of the team, as well as a coordinating leader.

It is the responsibility of the Parking Crew to, quickly and efficiently, move the flow of traffic, whether it be coming into, or going out of the parking lots.

This is a highly demanding and physically strenuous job.

Ticket Scanners are placed at one of four entrances. iPhones are used to scan guest tickets. A guest’s ticket is scanned via QR code.  Each ticket purchased has a separate QR code.  If a guest does not have their QR code (or the code does not properly scan) the Ticket Scanner is then able to search for and check in a guest’s ticket(s) by order number or name.

Ticket Scanners deal with heavy and lengthy guest lines.  It is important to check in guests as quickly as possible.  It is also important to remain calm, especially under the stress of long lines and sometimes unfriendly or irritated customers.  Firm but friendly is key.  This position requires long periods of standing.

*Not hiring for the Winter Wonderland*

This position is very active and requires a lot of face time with our guests.  Shuttle Stop Attendants are responsible for a specific shuttle stop.  Their main function is to safely load and unload our guests on the tractor shuttles.  There are a total of seven shuttle stops which are numbered 1-7.  Guests line up at these shuttle stops to get on a tractor shuttle.  Each tractor shuttle is equipped with two wagons.  Each wagon can hold up to 30 people.

*Not hiring for the Winter Wonderland*

A sleever counts the stems picked by our guests, loads them into a plastic flower sleeve, and then uses a sharpie to mark directly on the sleeve the number of stems counted.

When a guest arrives at a sleeving station, the sleever should take the bucket of picked flowers from the guest, gently slide the flowers onto the counting table, and begin counting the flower stems from the cut end.

Cashiers function in two ways: ringing up a guest’s flower purchase, or ringing up HRF merchandise and apparel in the Souvenir Shops.  All transactions are processed through a simplified POS (Point of Sale) system called Shopify.  All cashiers are expected to handle transactions quickly and efficiently.

For Cashiers ringing flower purchases, guests will arrive at the register with bundles of sleeved flowers.  The flower stems will have already been counted by a sleever prior to arriving at the register. The number of stems will be written in sharpie somewhere on the sleeve.

All cashiers will process both cash and credit transactions.  Electronic wallets such as Apple or Samsung Pay are also accepted.

Our brand new Dutch Windmill opened Spring 2025! Working at the Windmill includes ticket scanning, line controlling and deck patrol to keep our windmill a happy and safe environment. You may also share information about the construction of the Windmill and the farm itself!

The Souvenir Shop will deal primarily with HRF merchandise & apparel.  Attendants will keep apparel storage bins neat and organized – making sure to re-fold or re-organize items after a storage bin has been accessed.

Storage bins are clearly marked with style, size, and color – ie.: Adult Hoodie, XL, Blue

Other merchandise includes magnets, key chains, stickers, etc.

*Not hiring for the Winter Wonderland*

Gators are glorified golf carts.  They are only used during our Tulip festival and Sunflower festival. They are used to transport our handicap patrons.  Any guest permitted to park in our handicap lot has the option of utilizing our Gator transport, as well as one member of their party to accompany/help them.

There are several designated pick-up/drop-off locations throughout the farm.  These locations are designated with a blue handicap picnic table.  Any handicap patron looking for a gator transport may wait at a blue table for pickup.  Handicap patrons should also feel welcome to use our tractor shuttles if it is physically comfortable for them so to do.  They are not directly limited to gator transport.

Due to the nature of handicap transport, Gator Drivers are expected to be courteous, patient, friendly, and caring.  It is also important for a Gator Driver to be aware and drive slowly when transporting. Drivers must also be able to lift a walker, cane or wheelchair and put in the back out the Gator.

Gator Drivers may not accept tips.  If a handicap patron is insistent, the driver may accept the tip and turn it in at the end of the day along with their radio and gator key.  Any tips collected will be donated to the local fire company at the end of the festival.

All Gator Drivers will communicate with a radio.  Radios and gator keys will be obtained from the farm office at the beginning of each scheduled shift.  All equipment is returned to the office at the end of the shift.

Field Crew is responsible for general festival maintenance: garbage collection, litter control, bucket & clipper collection, etc.

The daily tasks of field crew are determined on an “as needed” basis by management.

This is a highly active position with little down time.

*Not hiring for the Winter Wonderland*

Tractor Drivers are needed to provide our guests with transportation shuttles around the farm.  Each tractor pulls two wagons that can transport a collective total of approximately 60 people.  The tractor shuttles follow a prescribed path around the farm, and stop at 7 different locations along the course of the route.

Tractor Drivers should have previous experience driving on farms and uneven ground. 

Scheduler will be in charge of checking in and seating guests to one of the six themed Cozy Cabins. They will also serve hot chocolate and cookies to each group. Only guests that have reserved a Cabin are allowed in this area.

In the Santa Experience, you would be located at the Farmhouse. You could be the cashier by the front door selling Santa Experience tickets, taking family photos for Santa Claus or printing out these photos for the families.

Cashier- All cashiers will process both cash and credit transactions.  Electronic wallets such as Apple or Samsung Pay are also accepted.

Photographer- this person will photograph all families in the experience. The camera is already set up for the event and all you need to do it snap the photo! Specific directions of the camera are given in person.

Printer- this person will be printing all the photos taken. One photo is printed per group. A desktop computer and photo printer are set up to print the photos according to size. Specific directions of the printer are given in person.

During the Winter Wonderland, we are selling hot chocolate and warm cookies in two locations. You will be using the cash register, making hot chocolate or warming cookies!