Every challenge she has encountered, whether dealing with RV problems, downsizing her possessions or adapting to unfamiliar situations, has helped convince her that she can handle whatever comes next.
Jennifer Schillaci – Learn to RV and RV Roofing Solutions
Jennifer described opportunities for RV technicians and show teams with RV Roofing Solutions, along with her vision of making Learn to RV a trusted educational resource for new and experienced RVers.
Trish Parker and Jaedyn Kelly – Express Employment Professionals/Arctic Cat
The company is recruiting Workampers for assembly and paint positions with Arctic Cat in nearby Thief River Falls, Minn, where employees help build ATVs, side-by-sides and snowmobiles.
Sharon Flynn – Guard 1 Services
Best of all, Workamping couples earn $1,400 per week as gate guards with Guard 1 Services, but they need to work 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Brigette Patton – From idea to manager in one year
In just over a year, Brigette and her family went from first-time RV owners to living a lifestyle that allows them to work together, spend more time with their three sons and help create unforgettable camping experiences for other families.
Doug Miller – Fleetwood RV
Functional floor plans, dedicated workspaces, reliable connectivity, comfortable outdoor living areas and features make extended stays easier and more enjoyable.
Chris O’Connor – RVMP generators for RV use
In this episode, we learn about features like dual-fuel operation, remote starting on portable models and emergency pull-start capability on installed generators.
Glenn Tucker – Workamping near Acadia National Park
Whether you’re helping guests at the customer service counter, maintaining bicycles, driving shuttles or leading kayak tours, you’ll spend your summer surrounded by the beauty of Acadia National Park and New England.
Jessie Watters – Workamping with family in Alaska
If you’ve ever wondered whether Workamping could work for a family with children, Jessie offers an honest look at the rewards and challenges.
Kristy Halvorsen – Solo, but not alone
Kristy’s stories remind us that the road is about much more than just destinations. It’s about the people we meet, the challenges we overcome and the personal growth that comes from stepping outside our comfort zones.
Steven Erkman – Behind-the-scenes of camp hosting
Steven shared how years of full time travel and Workamping provided not only a place to stay and work, but also a front row seat to some truly unforgettable experiences.
Marsha Hart – Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery
Whether assisting with fishing events, interacting with visitors or helping behind the scenes, Workampers make a meaningful contribution to the experience enjoyed by thousands of guests each year.