Budgeting For Your Adventure: It May Not Take as Much as You Think

Most people think of budgeting the same way they think of dental cleanings. It’s important, but not a pleasant experience. Yet, if wannabe Workampers take time to set and analyze a budget for their dream lifestyle, they may be surprised at how little it would take for them to start living it right now. Written […]

Smaller Campgrounds Offer Different Work Experiences

If there was one benefit of working at a smaller campground, it is generally a more laid-back operation where Workampers are treated as part of a family. By Greg Gerber There are literally hundreds of Workamping opportunities available each season. Each offers its own delightful features and benefits. If there was one benefit of working […]

Questions to Ask to Workamper Employers to Enhance Expectations

The Workamping experience can be frustrating when expectations are not met. The best way to improve expectations is by ensuring you have a very good idea of everything a Workamper opportunity will entail before you and your RV roll in to start a new job. Article by Greg Gerber It’s possible that an interview can […]

RV Shades: Let There Be Light – Or Not

When you live in an RV full-time, privacy takes on a new perspective, especially since neighboring RVs can be parked fingertip-to-fingertip at some campgrounds. Having good shades helps maintain that sense of privacy. By Greg Gerber Plus, depending on the type of shades you have installed on your RV, they can make for a more […]

Spend a Summer With the Friendliest Bears in Wisconsin

In central Wisconsin, near where Interstates 90 and 94 head west in different directions, one of the largest Jellystone Park Camp-Resorts in America serves as a favorite family getaway. Written by Greg Gerber. Photos by Jellystone Park Warrens. Located in Warrens, Wis., the campground features 415 RV sites, 162 cabins and 42 tent sites spread […]

Empowering Your Resume — A Key Tool in Your Marketing Toolkit

An important part of your marketing toolkit is your resume. A resume is a one-ish-page summary of what you have to offer the employer. Its purpose is to get you a job interview. You want to highlight your skills, abilities, and experience that will attract the employer’s attention. by Jaimie Hall Bruzenak A resume is […]

Receive 6 Bonus Months With Your Workamper Membership!

And – Help Us Raise Funds for Bay Shore Camp! We are so thankful that you are part of the Workamper Community!  We want to help you live your dream of traveling America and as our Thanksgiving gift to you we will add 6 months to your membership when you join, upgrade or renew for one […]

Get It In Writing

Karen and her husband had one of their best Workamping experiences a couple summers ago at an RV park in Virginia. That is, until they tried to collect on their promised bonus for working through mid-November. by Jaimie Hall Bruzenak This article comes from an issue of Workamper News magazine. COPYRIGHT by Workamper News. IT IS […]

New Featured Employer: American Land & Leisure

Come join one of the country’s leading campground management companies and work where you love to play! Introducing a long-time Workamper Employer who is a new Workamper News Featured Employer – American Land & Leisure From their page: American Land & Leisure (AL&L) manages campground & recreation facilities in 9 states across the country, and […]

The Wait

You found what sounds like the perfect Workamping job. You send your resume. Then, you wait. Sometimes it is weeks; sometimes you never hear back. How frustrating! Often the hiring process for a Workamper job drags out much longer than you would like. There are two spots particularly – acknowledging your application or resume and […]