Chuck is a very strong advocate of the RV lifestyle and has been a Workamper most of his career by traveling in his RV and writing about his experiences.
In Episode 262, Shannon Snyder talks about Workamping at Hersheypark Camping Resort
Shannon is looking for positive, outgoing people with some customer service experience, but that is not required. She likes to hire people who are self-motivated and enjoy working as part of a team.
April Holmes describes Workamping opportunities at Outdoor Adventures resorts
Outdoor Adventures provides “white glove service” to its members. So, she wants to hire people with a strong aptitude for providing exceptional customer service.
Georgia Gleason describes full-time van life in Episode 260
Most days, Georgia does her job, then drives to a new location about an hour away. That gives her time to find a place to spend the night and check out the area before it gets too dark.
Heather Spain describes volunteering at wildlife refuges in Episode 259
The best part about working for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is that she gets to stay on the property with a 60,000-acre backyard. She gets a free RV site, her utilities are paid for and sometimes she gets a few meals all in exchange for 24 hours of volunteer work every week.
Don Gleason describes managing his business while part-time RVing in Episode 258
As a career transition coach, Don guides people through a process to identify not only the skills and talents his clients possess, but their passion and calling as well.
In Episode 257, John DiPietro describes the benefits of RVing and Workamping
John is the co-host of the RVing in New England podcast, as well as the Camper Report Show on the RV Life Network. Both shows promote the benefits of RV travel and discuss ways to get more enjoyment out of RVing experiences.
Christopher Smith describes working at his Arkansas bed and breakfast inn on Episode 256
The innkeepers would live in their RVs on the property, about 20 yards from the bed and breakfast. They need to get up early to have coffee ready by 7 and serve breakfast around 8:30. After cleaning up and checking out guests, there will be some housekeeping that needs to be done, but Workampers have plenty of time to explore the area.
In Episode 255, Tracy Logan describes Workamping with Grand Teton Association
Tracy is looking for five Workamping couples or families in 2024 to help staff the Craig Thomas Discovery Visitor Center in Moose, Wyo. Basically, Workampers engage with visitors, check-in products, make sure they are properly priced, and restock shelves.
In Episode 254, Grady and Kristie Watson describe selling ads for AGS campground directories
Of all the things they like about the job, flexibility is the No. 1 benefit. A close second is the income they can make by selling ads and working with AGS staff to design the directories.
Learn about opportunities in Alaska with Holland America Princess in Episode 253
With more than a million guests expected in 2024, there are more than 300 different types of jobs available with Holland America Princess at locations around Alaska.
In Episode 252, Riley Mitchell describes working at a brewhouse in coastal Maine
The family is looking for three sets of Workampers who will help run the campground, work in the kitchen and serve customers at the taphouse. Because Workampers can collect tips, they are often earning between $30 and $35 per hour.