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This week, I will be talking with a couple who have been Workamping for several years while enjoying some rather unusual adventures. They are gold miners and rockhounds, off-grid specialists and experienced Workampers who have traveled throughout much of the United States, as well as Canada and Alaska. Rebel and Wendy Miner are currently working at a KM Resorts property in Washington, where Wendy handles many office and guest-service responsibilities and Rebel puts his extensive maintenance skills to work. Together, they have developed the kind of reputation that allows them to be selective ab
Today, I’m talking with a full-time RVer and van lifer who has spent nearly six years traveling the country as an entrepreneur and business owner before she discovered Workamping a few years ago. Cami Baker loved being a business owner, but when she discovered Workamping about three years ago, she found a lifestyle that better matched the freedom she has always valued. Her first Workamping job took her to the redwoods of Northern California, where she worked as a housekeeper. Since then, Cami has taken on some unusual assignments, including quality control during an Idaho potato harvest, leadi
Today, I am speaking with an experienced Workamper who traveled the country with her husband and six children for many years. During that time, they bought an RV roofing business and just purchased an established website to help teach others how to get started in the RV lifestyle. Jennifer Schillaci has spent more than a decade raising a family on the road while building businesses that serve the RV community. What began as a lifestyle she never imagined embracing has evolved into a career centered on helping fellow RVers travel with confidence. In this episode, Jennifer shares how her family’
If you’ve been looking for a high-paying seasonal job that includes lodging and could lead to even more opportunities, you are going to like this episode. Today I’m joined by Project Manager Trish Parker and Employment Specialist Jaedyn Kelly, who both work for Express Employment Professionals in Grand Forks, N.D. They’re recruiting Workampers for assembly and paint positions with Arctic Cat in nearby Thief River Falls, Minn, where employees help build ATVs, side-by-sides and snowmobiles. During our conversation, you’ll learn what the work involves, who makes a good fit for these positions, wh
Finding steady Workamping jobs with competitive pay can sometimes be a challenge, especially for RV couples who want to earn enough to fund their travels. Today, I am talking with Sharon Flynn, with Guard 1 Services, about an opportunity that offers year-round work in the oil and gas industry. Best of all, couples earn $1,400 per week, but they need to work 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Many Workampers serve as gate guards for a month or two and use the money to finance the rest of their RV travels. Sharon not only recruits Workampers for the company today, but she and her husband also wo
Today, I am speaking with a woman whose family just starting RVing a little over a year ago and now she manages a KOA campground in Michigan. Brigette Patton discovered the Workamping lifestyle almost by accident and it completely changed the direction of her family’s life. After her husband lost his job, they took a leap of faith, bought an RV that happened to be for sale in their front yard and landed their first Workamping job just days later. That decision quickly opened doors from seasonal campground work to managing the Ludington KOA in Michigan. The job gives Brigett and her husband, Da
One of the biggest decisions aspiring Workampers make is choosing the right RV. Since it becomes your home and, for many people, your office, today’s episode addresses finding a coach designed for extended living that can make all the difference. Today’s guest is Doug Miller, the director of sales for Fleetwood RV. Doug has spent more than 25 years with the company and has helped to shape many of the features that today’s full-time RVers appreciate. In this episode, Doug explains how Fleetwood designs motorhomes for people who live, travel and work on the road. You’ll hear how dedicated office
Whether you’re boondocking between jobs, staying in remote locations or simply preparing for unexpected power outages, the right generator can make all the difference. This week, I am talking with Chris O’Connor, a representative from an RVMP, a company which manufactures and sells portable and permanently-installed generators for RV use. He explains how RVMP has focused on making generators smaller and lighter without sacrificing power. He also addresses why dual-fuel capability gives RVers more flexibility and how inverter technology delivers clean power that’s safe for today’s sensitive ele
Today I am interviewing a business owner from Maine about an incredible Workamping opportunity right outside the front door to one of America’s most scenic national parks. Glenn Tucker is the owner of several tourism businesses in Bar Harbor, Maine, that serve visitors to Acadia National Park. He explains why his company has relied on Workampers for 25 years. Glenn describes the wide variety of positions available, and how cross-training keeps every day interesting for Workampers. He also shares what makes a great candidate, why customer service matters so much, and why recruiting for the 2027
Today, I am speaking with a woman who is on her second stint of Workamping in Alaska with her family and enjoying an amazing experience. Jessie Watters is a full-time RVing mom of three who traded a traditional suburban lifestyle for a life of adventure, family travel and Workamping opportunities across the country. Just over a year ago, Jessie and her husband packed up their family, hit the road and began a journey that has already taken them from Alaska to Arizona and back again. In this episode, Jessie shares what it’s really like to raise three children in a 32-foot motorhome while managin
Kristy's stories remind us that the road is about much more than just destinations. It's about the people we meet, the challenges we overcome and the personal growth that comes from stepping outside our comfort zones.
Steven shared how years of full time travel and Workamping provided not only a place to stay and work, but also a front row seat to some truly unforgettable experiences.
Whether assisting with fishing events, interacting with visitors or helping behind the scenes, Workampers make a meaningful contribution to the experience enjoyed by thousands of guests each year.
Stéphane explains why dark sky tourism is growing so quickly and how RVers are uniquely positioned to enjoy it.
Jim and his girlfriend, Caryl Kinney, live fulltime in a Class C motorhome, Workamping at campgrounds in Texas during the winter and working seasonally at a New York RV dealership during the summer.
The Lipkers adapted the lifestyle to fit their needs instead of trying to force their family into someone else’s version of Workamping.
Stacy explains how Fireside RV Rental works, why it can be a smart way to test RV life before buying, and how Workampers can find opportunities with Fireside locations across the country.
Alan and Kim offered a clear and practical look at how they have built a Workamping lifestyle that fits their goals and priorities.
Workampers and RVers enjoy Nova Scotia for its easy-to-navigate layout and the opportunity to visit multiple small, family-owned wineries in a single day.
Jessica also opens up about an issue many Workampers face, but don’t always fully understand until it is too late. That’s the difference between 1099 contractor work and W-2 employment.
Workampers become part of a close-knit community, contribute to a long-standing family legacy and help deliver memorable vacations for guests who return year after year.
Rick also showed how Workamping can open doors to future opportunities, including additional projects and new locations, all while maintaining control over your schedule and workload.
Kym reminded us that Workamping offers freedom. It is a chance to choose how you spend your time, where you go and how you build a lifestyle that fits what you like to do.
This is an ideal opportunity for individuals or couples who are comfortable around firearms, enjoy meeting people and appreciate outdoor recreation.
With 13 parks across the eastern United States, plus locations in Minnesota and South Dakota, Travel Resorts of America offers a wide range of settings and job opportunities for solo Workampers, couples and families.
