Meet the Heartbeat Behind Wildwood By The Lake
Our team is dedicated to creating memorable lakeside experiences, blending passion for nature with a commitment to comfort and sustainability. Together, we strive to nurture a welcoming community where every guest feels at home amidst the tranquil beauty of Wildwood By The Lake Morpeth.
Meet The Heart Behind Wildwood By The Lake
Discover the passionate team dedicated to crafting your perfect lakeside escape.
Jean Trudgen
Office / Bookkeeper
Jean has extensive experience in processing payments and maintaining our financial records.
Marion Cachuyk
Office / Lot Transfers/Gardening
Marion is a long-time employee of Wildwood who ensures that lot transfers proceed smoothly. She also volunteers to maintain all the flowerbeds in the park, keeping them in beautiful condition.
Randy Crow
Park Manager
Randy, our park manager, has played a pivotal role in the park’s remarkable transformation over the past few years!
Meet the Team Behind Wildwood By The Lake Morpeth
Discover the passionate individuals dedicated to creating your perfect lakeside camping experience.
Isaac Neufield – Maintenance
Park maintenance workers play a crucial role in ensuring that parks and recreational areas are clean, safe, and enjoyable for visitors. Their responsibilities include:
- Landscaping and Groundskeeping: Mowing lawns, trimming trees and bushes, planting flowers, and maintaining garden areas to keep the park visually appealing.
- Cleaning and Waste Management: Emptying trash bins, picking up litter, and ensuring restrooms and public areas are clean and sanitary.
- Equipment Maintenance: Repairing and maintaining park equipment such as benches, playground structures, picnic tables, and signage.
- Facility Upkeep: Performing routine inspections and minor repairs on park facilities including restrooms, shelters, and walking paths.
- Safety Checks: Identifying and addressing potential hazards to ensure park visitors’ safety, such as fixing broken equipment or clearing debris from trails.
- Seasonal Tasks: Preparing parks for different seasons, such as raking leaves in the fall installing snow fence in preparation for winter.
- Supporting Events: Assisting with setup and cleanup during community events and park programs.
- Reporting: Notifying supervisors about major repairs, safety concerns, or resource needs.
Park maintenance workers contribute significantly to enhancing the visitor experience by maintaining the natural beauty and functionality of public recreational spaces.
Park maintenance workers play a crucial role in ensuring that parks and recreational areas are clean, safe, and enjoyable for visitors. Their responsibilities include:
- Landscaping and Groundskeeping: Mowing lawns, trimming trees and bushes, planting flowers, and maintaining garden areas to keep the park visually appealing.
- Cleaning and Waste Management: Emptying trash bins, picking up litter, and ensuring restrooms and public areas are clean and sanitary.
- Equipment Maintenance: Repairing and maintaining park equipment such as benches, playground structures, picnic tables, and signage.
- Facility Upkeep: Performing routine inspections and minor repairs on park facilities including restrooms, shelters, and walking paths.
- Safety Checks: Identifying and addressing potential hazards to ensure park visitors’ safety, such as fixing broken equipment or clearing debris from trails.
- Seasonal Tasks: Preparing parks for different seasons, such as raking leaves in the fall installing snow fence in preparation for winter.
- Supporting Events: Assisting with setup and cleanup during community events and park programs.
- Reporting: Notifying supervisors about major repairs, safety concerns, or resource needs.
Dick Putnam – Maintenance
- Greet campers warmly as they arrive, providing a friendly and welcoming atmosphere
- Assist campers with proper positioning on rental lots to ensure optimal use of space and safety
- Open park facilities promptly at 6 am to ensure readiness for guests
- Refill propane tanks and restock wood supplies as needed
- Perform various odd jobs around the park to maintain cleanliness and functionality
Tim Ward – Maintenance
Park maintenance workers play a crucial role in ensuring that parks and recreational areas are clean, safe, and enjoyable for visitors. Their responsibilities include:
- Landscaping and Groundskeeping: Mowing lawns, trimming trees and bushes, planting flowers, and maintaining garden areas to keep the park visually appealing.
- Cleaning and Waste Management: Emptying trash bins, picking up litter, and ensuring restrooms and public areas are clean and sanitary.
- Equipment Maintenance: Repairing and maintaining park equipment such as benches, playground structures, picnic tables, and signage.
- Facility Upkeep: Performing routine inspections and minor repairs on park facilities including restrooms, shelters, and walking paths.
- Safety Checks: Identifying and addressing potential hazards to ensure park visitors’ safety, such as fixing broken equipment or clearing debris from trails.
- Seasonal Tasks: Preparing parks for different seasons, such as raking leaves in the fall installing snow fence in preparation for winter.
- Supporting Events: Assisting with setup and cleanup during community events and park programs.
- Reporting: Notifying supervisors about major repairs, safety concerns, or resource needs.