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Employment, Work Camper, vendors, sponsorships and community fundraisers — every form we use, all on this page.

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Employment and Work Camper applications are printable PDFs. Vendor, sponsorship and fundraiser requests submit right here on the page.

Employment & Work Camper

Download, fill in, and email the completed form to info@vortexspring.com or drop it off at the front desk.

Employment Application

2 pages. Contact details, the position you want, work authorization, your last two employers and two references.

Download PDF

Work Camper Application

6 pages. Your rig and hookups, availability, work history, and a full skills and equipment checklist.

Download PDF

Vendor application

Food, beverage, crafts, retail or services at an event weekend. Tell us what you sell and what you need for space, power and water. All vendors and on-site sales require our prior written approval.

    Your business

    Which events

    Your setup

    Paperwork

    Sponsorship inquiry

    Arena and banner signage, stage and live music, fireworks, buckle and prize sponsorships, or event programs.

      Your company

      What you have in mind

      Fundraiser & donation request

      For local schools, teams, clubs, churches and nonprofits. Submissions don’t guarantee approval — please submit at least 30 days ahead.

        Organization information

        Contact information

        What you’re asking for

        Fundraising details

        Donation request

        Community impact

        We give special consideration to requests that directly benefit children, families, schools, local communities and charitable causes.

        Promotional opportunity

        Supporting documents

        Acknowledgement

        Please allow adequate time for review — we recommend submitting at least 30 days before the date your donation or fundraiser is needed.

        Night dive request

        Night dives must be requested and approved in advance. A Divemaster must lead the dive, emergency oxygen must be on site, and every diver needs a primary light. Approval is not guaranteed — conditions can cancel a dive at any time.

          Diver / group information

          Dive information

          Safety acknowledgement

          Night diving presents additional risks, including reduced visibility, difficulty navigating, separation from dive partners, equipment failure, changes in weather or water conditions, and delayed access to assistance.

          Emergency contact

          Mandatory night dive requirements

          All of the following must be met before a night dive may begin. Failure to meet any requirement may result in the dive being denied or terminated.

          Acknowledgement