Best Seasonal & Work Camping Jobs In The USA | Get Paid to Stay In Beautiful Places!
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- On this episode, we met with hiring teams at the Quartzsite RV Show who needed to fill 1,000s of PAID positions this year in the travel industry. Many offer salary + living expenses including RV space with hookups!
Get Paid To Work Where You Play!
Almost ALL of the positions have very flexible lengths of employment, varying hours from 20 to 40 per week. This could be your BEST SUMMER EVER! The Land Based Logistics for Princess and Holland America Cruises in Alaska even throw in a free cruise after completing 400 hours.
They're hiring Bus Driver Guides, Journey Hosts for everything from Kayaking Trips to ATV Expeditions, Culinary, Hotel jobs, Dock Representatives for Cruise ships, Mechanics, and more. In fact they will train you for getting your Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and pay you to learn! Retail, Security, Maintenance! One position is for a Horse & Wagon Wrangler!
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That is a very informative and useful video. We plan to be out next year and will need work now and again. I have an off-topic question. I really like the look of your chairs. Are they comfortable and what is the brand?
Thank you. The chairs we're sitting on in the RV? Those were original with the Alfa. They're pretty comfortable, leather. A bit worn in. They have ottomans too.
Just found your channel and going through all your videos. Great content. I’m curious to how the Tropicool is holding up. Maybe you’ll address it in the videos I have yet to watch. I didn’t want to forget my question. So I’m asking here. :)
Just like if your waiting to have enough money to have a baby,to retire to travel. It will never come, have your baby,go ahead and retire go ahead and travel:the money will come ;you don’t need as much as you think.
We set aside a monthly budget and have found that we are able to do the things we want to do and still come in less than what we had budgeted. You're right you have to do what you want to do there will never be a perfect time. Sometimes you just have to take the leap. Just don't go into it with no plan.Thanks for watching!
great videos, What was the name of the Job fair in AZ you were at?
It was the "Big RV Show" in Quartzsite in January. There's always several booths hoping to recruit
Amazon Camperforce has gone downhill. The season is longer so you can’t do both the Beet Harvest and Amazon, which a lot of work campers do. They don’t book and provide a free campsite for you either. Instead you are given $120-140/mo (depends on location) towards a site, that you have to find yourself. A lot of Camperforce people are having trouble finding a site now and have to pay out of pocket to make up the cost difference. The weekly stipend is also taxable.
For these reasons alone l would pass on Amazon.
Working for just Full Hook Ups is a dealbreaker too. I can camp for free in most places. If it’s a few days a week l can see it but a lot of places expect their work campers to work a 40 hour week for a site! When are you supposed to get out and explore?
I work camped for 3 years and found that working 40-45 hours a week severely limited what l could do and having to find another job every 4-6 months gets tedious. I’m waiting to retire and want to do it part time or something like the beet harvest, which is only a few weeks.
Agreed. That's why we featured ONLY paying jobs from entirely different sources. In fact the Alaska jobs we talked about provide travel and rooms.
How about camp or do you have to have a rv.
Depends. The video will give you the info you're looking for. Different companies, different ways of working and lodging.
I was wondering if you have any information for Canadian citizens who would like to work seasonal jobs throughout the USA. Do know/heard of any Canadians that have done this. Canadians can stay 6 months in the states but how does it work if you wish to do working trips for short term work in the camp sites. Any information would be appreciated. Great video. 👍
The links in the video's description will lead you to all the details for each company. I think Bryce Canyon & Princess Cruices/Holland America onshore operations do. We were just at Badlands National Park & the seasonal workers were from all over the globe. Best of luck!
Hello, Tiffany and I (mark) have subscribed to your channel. We applied to the Bryce Canyon job site and listed you as the referral. Thanks for the great information.
Glad you found the video helpful and thank you for subscribing. Hope you have a great time at Bryce Canyon. Bryce is one of our favorite places.
Do any of the jobs pay on a cash basis? We are retired and as most know, you can only make a certain amount at our age (63). Social security dictates how much money we can make until a few more years. 😩
Probably not. They are all larger businesses. But there was part time available. Ruby's had minimal hours available, probably for just that reason. All were particularly looking for seniors. There's all your links in the description of the video. Best of luck.
You can make up to $19,000 when on Social Security without penalty until you get to full retirement age
Trying to get my wife on board full time rving, we both want to see the country and explore, but the biggest thing that keeps coming up is health insurance and being able to afford that, most insurance plans through companies we have worked at are paying alot to get very little coverage, just wondered your thoughts, I dont hear much about this on any TH-cam channels, love the channel btw, I subbed
We did a really long episode in 2020 about it. We definitely should do another. Please send us a private message thru our Facebook page & we'll chat more. That was our hang up for quitting our jobs before 65 as well.
Great information where are the links to the campgrounds that are hiring
The links to all the employment opportunities discussed in the video are listed in the video's description. Good luck!😉 th-cam.com/video/nUv_a86RjHk/w-d-xo.html
Loved the video and will be looking into this in about a year.... Great information. Thank you. So informative and I especially am interested in ONP. God bless...
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck on finding a fun and rewarding job!
I loved the video! My husband and I are looking into this. We are both 41 looking to sell our house in 2 years and travel and seasonal work. My husband has a mobile remote business and I would be leaving my job and looking for seasonal and in an rv. I would love to hear more about your experiences!
Thank you. We were blown away by these job offerings as well. We have not workamped yet ourselves, however, as we talked about in the video, we will look into it for summer 2023. We've been on the road full time since January and are loving it. Quit my job and havent had a doubt about that since. We'll continue to document our travels and share helpful information we find on this Channel.
Hi... I worked 45 years so now work is a four letter word.. Wait work is a four letter word.. Listen to my theme song "No time to kill" by Clint Black. Thank you RWR...
Your funny!
We've discovered that to explore an area you're not familiar with even partially requires 6 months. For that reason we take seasonal positions to pay rent and utilities as well as earn enough to be "professional tourists".
That's awesome! We love the idea of "living" in places for short spells to really get to know a place and it's people!
I’m about to start on the road full time and started finding in some national parks, they want “buddy” only work situations in rv campgrounds work. I’m traveling solo. So have you found that to be true many places want couples only?
All of the jobs in this video did not require couples. But the promise of a campsite is not in the Alaska situation as they were very remote. I would recommend rewatching the video and/or going to the websites in the description for the most up to date info. They all expressed that things change every year and season.We'll be checking into them again in January. Safe Travels!
@@RoamingWithRosie thank you for responding to my question! I greatly appreciate it! I hope to see you in Quartzsite next month! Safe travels!
In regards to Ruby’s Inn in Bryce Canyon, is that 32 hrs per week per person or can a couple share the hours? Thanks.
Honestly, I couldn't speak for their current situation. I seem to remember it depended on what jobs they needed filled during the time people want to work. They're super nice though. There's a link in the video's description you can use to contact them. Best of luck!
$10 an hour lol
Most of them were paying $15 to $20 and up. They also included free campspot or highly discounted with full hookups. Or in the case of Alaska, room & board. That was the big surprise to us and why we shared these jobs.
That's not much most of those jobs do pay min. of $15 hr
Thank you giving me this link, this really helps!
You're welcome. These jobs are tempting and it doesnt look like they'll have enough workers to fill them. Best of luck!
Very interested, as I travel i love to play on my sxs and worked in Overton nv with sxs tours and very interested in what is open out west as I am headed back. Thank you.
Thats so cool!
I spent the last 3 summers working in Yellowstone NP, two summers up in Mammoth and last summer at Lake Lodge. I took this summer off but I hope to be back next summer.
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching.
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Great info.thx guys.
Thank you.
Well this is interesting, retired last June, have a big brand new class C, selling house in northern illinois and buying a sticks and bricks, down sizing. And we looked at work sites a little bit last year, this sheds a bit more light on it . Looking to go south, but still want a sticks and bricks with a big Morton building for the coach. I looked for older coach’s similar to yours and they’re somewhat difficult to find in good shape. Preferably with cat engine beings I drove semi’s for 40 years. I really like the work campsite idea! It works in my mindset. Looking forward to your next video. Regards.
There are several Alfas for sale in my Alfa group. Would you like more info?
Very good 👍
Great video guys, we are interested in some you talked about. And thanks for the shout out about our channel, Daysgreatadventure
Thanks. And your episodes really let us know what Gate Guarding would be like. They are very informative as well.
Good job, guys. Thought provoking! G
Thank you!
Great video! I am not a Workamper, but I've been doing seasonal work for roughly seven years, it's a blast!
So glad to hear that. We're anxious to hear if the availability of seasonal jobs is changing with the economy.
@@RoamingWithRosie I've wondered about that occasionally over the years. They will always need good, steady workers though. Most places are still struggling to find staff, so that bodes well for us. I've come to realize they need us. Best of luck to you both, please keep us updated! :)
So much information!! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
actually that was very informative thank u
Best of luck! We'll have an updated jobs episode after the Quartzsite RV Show.
This was a very helpful video. Thanks.
Our pleasure.🤗
I would love to do this full-time. It sounds like a wonderful way to travel the country and even make new friends. I like the warmer climates and wonder if there are jobs in the southern part of the country. Right now I’m living in a 30 ft pull behind travel trailer, But I would love to get another RV that I can drive anywhere. Financing might be an issue for a little while, but I’m going to try.
Just keep your goal in mind. You'll get there. There's links in the video description for the companies in the video and where the jobs are located. I dont think you need to bring your own rv for all of them. Best of luck! 🤗
That was our inspiration too. We didn't want to wait cause too many friends we knew retired and then weren't able to go and do things because of health issues. Bill and I always said that at some point we may do some of those jobs. Ruby's Inn sounds like a great area. The ONP also sounds good. The Princess Cruise opportunity sounds really nice. Alaska is absolutely beautiful. We passed one of those lodges when we went to Alaska a couple years ago. The free cruise is a cool benefit. Great interviews.
We were blown away. We may sign up for next year. They all offered enticing options.
Love this video! So much useful information!! Heath insurance and part time employment, are the 2 things that concern me as well, since I not close enough to retire yet. Thank you for sharing!!
If you will only be working part time, look into ACA insurance in the state that will be your domicile. We were surprised to find even better insurance than from employer. And accepted in many states.
The disco trailer park! I remember thats what everyone called it bk in 2012 at Rubys Inn Bryce Canyon.
That's funny. 🙃
Love your videos. Thanks
Glad you like them and thanks for watching!
Great video! We park our coach at a small RV park in the summer. Many people that stay there work at the local resort. Most lakeside resorts have RV spaces for their employees. Sounds like you are in a predicament, as you want to adventure, but want some cash. Look forward to seeing what you all come up with.
We actually didnt think we would work camp. We planned to go a year and then see how its going. But these jobs seem like a great experience to have.
Thank you for this video!!!
aswesome, I had no idea some of these jobs even existed!
Right? And some of them are desperate to fill them.
Great video guys!
Thanks!
Excellent vlog, great info. Thank you
Glad it was helpful! Updated episode for 2023 will be out next week.
Great info! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the info.👍
Glad you found it helpful.
Thanks for warning!
I took a workamping job in PA as a recreational coordinator. It was the best summer ever. I would love to do it again.
Thanks for sharing and watching!
Thank you!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
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Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!
EXCELLENT video!
Thanks!
Very nice
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