Advice, how-tos, and opportunities for the Workamping and RV lifestyle
by Greg Gerber For many RVers, the freedom of the open road comes with a not-so-welcome companion: high fuel costs. With gas and diesel prices fluctuating wildly across the country, keeping an eye on the pump is just as important as watching the road. Fortunately, experienced Workampers have discovered dozens of ways to save on […]
by Greg Gerber For thousands of people each year, the call of the wild isn’t just about breathtaking vistas, peaceful hikes or crackling campfires under the stars – it’s also about giving back. Across the United States, volunteers are discovering meaningful ways to serve at state parks. By offering their time and skills, they’re helping […]
By: Greg Gerber The lure of the open road calls many people to embrace a life of freedom, independence, and adventure. More RVers than ever are choosing to travel solo. They’re discovering that the journey isn’t one of isolation, but an invitation to join a vibrant, supportive community. I spent three years as a solo […]
by Greg Gerber For many people, the RV lifestyle offers a life of adventure, freedom and discovery of new cultures, historic places and spectacular wilderness sites. But, for those people who need to finance their travel experiences, Workamping offers a unique way to fund that exploration with a sense of purpose. At its heart, the […]
by Greg Gerber Buying an RV is an exciting step toward adventure, freedom, and the open road. But before you can start planning your road trips, there’s an important decision to make: should you buy your RV from a professional dealership or a private seller? This age-old dilemma for RV buyers doesn’t have a single […]
by Greg Gerber Buying an RV can be a gateway to freedom and adventure, but only when everything is working as expected. Rob Wilhelm, a National RV Inspectors Association (NRVIA) Master Certified Inspector from Illinois, emphasizes that careful evaluation of an RV is critical to ensuring a successful and enjoyable experience. From pre-purchase inspections to […]
By Greg Gerber Maine, America’s most northeastern state, is a treasure trove of natural beauty, unique cultural experiences and many opportunities to find seasonal Workamping jobs. For adventurers, nature lovers and culture enthusiasts, Maine is an ideal location to immerse yourself in the region’s charm while volunteering or being paid. Here’s why Workamping in Maine […]
By Greg Gerber Opened in 2001, Dixon’s Campground is a small 125-site facility located just outside of Cape Neddick, Maine. About 25 of the sites are rented by seasonal campers, but most are occupied by nightly guests. There is a good mix of sites nestled in the woods as well as those set up in […]
Enjoy a Laid-Back Workamping Experience Along Michigan’s White River By: Greg Gerber White River RV Park and Campground, located in Montague, Michigan, is a unique and scenic destination perfect for both guests and Workampers. With 300 campsites spread across 300 acres, visitors enjoy plenty of space and privacy amidst natural beauty, with the White River […]
As a Workamper, your RV is more than just a mode of travel—it’s your home on the road. But when something breaks down, it can bring your adventures to a halt and quickly drain your wallet. What if you could handle most of those RV repair issues yourself? The rvtechcourse.com home study course offers you the chance […]