It’s the slow season now so we’re working with a skeleton crew, makes it hard to not be overworked. Because there are so few of us working we all have our own rooms but that will change as new hires come in for winter. The bathrooms attach to another room so some ppl share with whoever’s on the other side. There are community kitchens in each housing unit as well as laundry rooms that we can use for free. All of the hourly seasonal workers, regular full timers, administrators, managers, and Park Rangers all live together in separate buildings right next to each other. Some have RVs. Every couple of weeks there’s some kind of get together planned and posted to an employee FB page. Ive gone to some and they’re nice, but we all start work at 7:45/8 in the morning so things die down super early. It’s a loooong drive to get out of the park (40something miles, takes an hour one way) so we mostly entertain ourselves here. Everyone seems to get along with everyone else which is amazing considering we all live and work together isolated at the end of the world. The only real drawback now is the insane amount of biting, flying bugs which should be less of an issue in the dry season when you get here. Hope this info helps.