Advice, how-tos, and opportunities for the Workamping and RV lifestyle
When interviewing Workampers, Employers have noted that many Workampers seemed quite ‘stiff’ when called upon for an open position. Employers have encountered everything from awkward phone interviews to incomplete resumes and inappropriate pictures. There seemed to just be no status quo on what was expected and what is considered acceptable. Don’t miss out on your […]
After our Fort Worth adventure, we returned to the City of Lewisville campground, which is absolutely gorgeous, affordable and worth a stay. The wifi was even usable in off hours. They also don’t take payment until you arrive! Read more about A DAY IN DENTON! …
Howdy we’re the Bergmarks, Kurt (46) & Debra (42). We have three children, two small dogs and we took the plunge in September 2016 and hit the road full time in our Jayco Eagle 5th wheel. We’re just like many others who thought they were living the American Dream, but the stress of a big house and a disappointing full time job just didn’t seem very fulfilling. Read more about Time for a change so I suggested downsizing …
Although here in Westminster, South Carolina we dodged the weather bullet, throughout the “Upstate,” many areas experienced a turbulent evening filled with damaging wind, rain, and hail. After such a raucous display of wild weather, this morning dawned remarkably, with a clear blue sky and crisp temperatures – a perfect day for a road trip! We […]
Vicki Corona once wrote,
“Remember that life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away!”
or at least that is the earliest use of that well used cliché I could find. Even overused as it is, the saying still rings true to the ears of many. My wife and I are one of the ones that take this well-worn group of words to heart. We decided to live by it the moment we sold a big house and moved into a tiny one on wheels. Read more about Catching Our Breath …
Our story began like any other- with breakfast. For the duration of our relationship we saved money for the next trip. Always having that next new location to look forward to, we worked just enough to live a life we enjoyed. Read more about This concept spoke to the depths of our souls …
One of the many things my new husband and I had in common was our LOVE of camping, dirt biking, and exploring nature. Both of us have always been drawn to being in the woods: campfires, hiking, wildlife, rivers, lakes…what’s not to love? We both find God there, in creation. So in June of 2014, Doug and I purchased a new 26′ toy hauler (for the dirt bikes!) and began our camping adventures.
The Mooney family is a traveling family of four and our dog (Lilith) collectively known as the D20Nomads.(Check them out on Instagram!) We made the lifestyle change to full time RVing in the spring of 2015 and never looked back choosing homeschooling over public schooling, wide open adventuring over narrow sheltered living, and free-thinking over following a prescribed path. We are the kind of family who want to explore and experience the land and people around us. As a younger family taking this journey, we have learned so much about what life has to offer. We are always looking for new ideas and chances to grow, not only as people, but also our knowledge. Read more about We made the lifestyle change …
“Never Let It Be Too Late.” Written on a yellow post-it note, these words were found on my dad’s bathroom mirror the day he died in December 2004. It was a sudden heart attack, and at 75 he’d been in excellent health with no indication of any heart trouble. Read more about The Handwritten Note …
My husband and I began workamping in June of 2016. We were preparing to travel the country full-time in our RV. I’d recently quit my full-time job so we had some extra free time on our hands and needed an affordable way to live in northern New Hampshire while we both spent a summer playing music at Jean’s Playhouse – I was also the musical director. (Ross was also continuing his teaching studio, and I worked as the accompanist at a local church.) So I sent out emails to the local campgrounds. Read more about An Affordable Way to Live …