Workamping

Workamping Resources & Advice

Workamping or Work Camping usually refers to seasonal jobs done while living in an RV! Sometimes people consider workamping, any work done while RVing, which is fine too!

 

However you define it, workamping can help you travel now by working along the way. Find different work camping jobs and the details of how to make money while you travel!

Learning the Seasons of Workamping

After a long winter, most likely in snowbird destinations like SoCal, the Arizona desert, Central & Southern Florida, and Southern Texas-Workampers are gearing up all across the country to make their way to their summer positions. Places like Yellowstone National Park, Camp Gulf, Adventureland, and a variety of private campgrounds in destinations many tourists can […]

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Freedom of Location!

Why Do People Workamp? The number one reason people decide to go Workamping is freedom. Freedom of location! What’s that? Freedom of location is basically the ability to not be fully confined by a specific geographic area for one reason or another. It allows ordinary people, like you and me, to explore and create adventures

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The Majority of Jobs

Seasonal Jobs The majority of Workamping job opportunities fit into the category of seasonal jobs. They benefit both the Employer and the Workamper from this perspective. Employers are looking for the perfect hire! They want additional employees to come help them out in their busy seasons and then leave when the season is over. Workampers, on

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Southern Cross Hires RVers to Inspect Gas Lines

Southern Cross is a Workamper employer who hires ‘mobile leak survey technicians’ that they kindly refer to as ‘travelers’ whose main job responsibility is to inspect gas lines to make sure they are working properly and then report the findings. Workamping Jobs with Southern Cross Natural gas lines have to be inspected regularly, that means

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