Working in a National Park | Interview with a Seasonal Work Nomad

In this video Dustin interviews Heather who has been working seasonal jobs for 3 years now. In it she talks about the amazing perks to living this way but also some of the downsides that a lot of people don't really talk about.
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[@ashexplorestravel]

OMG I worked with Heather last summer in Alaska. I love her

[@meganb6973]

I love the videos, and the information! I am in the process of applying and accepting job to glacier, with my partner and we live in an rv. The rv park we were offered is in East glacier. Where did you stay with your trailer? What were the amenities? Did you like the rv spaces, was there enough room to have another vehicle on the lot?
Enjoy the style of content. Very relatable and refreshing 😁😁

[@LikelyLost]

We stayed on the west side and really enjoyed our site. We like the west side because it's close to several bigger towns whereas the east side is more secluded. If you are going to be working with Pursuit the east side has a buffet-style EDR and closer to the "better" hikes (being deep in the mountains). I'm not sure how their RV sites are though. Ours could snuggly fit 2 vehicles on either side if our camper but it definitely depends on the size of your rig and vehicles.

[@meganb6973]

@@LikelyLost thank you for replying to my comment. And thank you for the information. Good luck on your journey.

[@mmmd3429]

Respect goes far to not use others belongings if you can't take care of them.
Far from being an adult if you lack the respect for others.