The Workamper Show Podcast

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 about the jobs they accept. During our conversation, you’ll discover why they believe Workampers should focus on providing real value to their employers and how reference letters helped them reach the point where companies now approach them with job opportunities. We’ll also talk about the importance of developing useful skills before hitting the road, why reducing debt can make the Workamping lifestyle much easier, and how Rebel and Wendy balance earning money with their real passion for traveling and exploring. The couple offers plenty of practical advice for new and experienced Workampers in videos they produce through their platform Just Go Wilder. Rebel and Wendy offer a great example of how Workamping can become much more than simply exchanging a few hours of labor for an RV site. Over the years, they have deliberately developed skills that make them especially valuable to employers. For example, Rebel can tackle electrical, plumbing, welding, heavy equipment and other maintenance projects. Wendy enjoys working with guests, handling registrations and helping create activities that make a campground more enjoyable. One of the biggest lessons from their experience is that reputation matters. Rebel emphasized the importance of giving employers an honest day’s work, helping the company succeed and providing excellent customer service. Those efforts can lead to strong references, and strong references can open doors to better Workamping opportunities. Rebel and Wendy tell new Workampers they should not expect to get rich from Workamping. Instead, they should embrace the lifestyle because their rewards come from traveling, exploring new places and meeting new people. They suggested that people who are uncertain about Workamping should try it close to home for a season or two before committing to full-time travel. That gives them an opportunity to gain experience, reduce expenses and determine whether the lifestyle is really a good fit. Yet, if Rebel and Wendy had any regrets, it was that they wished they had started sooner. To connect with Rebel and Wendy, search for Just Go Wilder on Facebook, TikTok and YouTube. They also operate a Facebook group called So You Wanna Be A Workamper, where they plan to share practical information about resumes, campground office software, maintenance skills and other things people should know before accepting a Workamping job. That’s all for this week’s show. Would you like to be featured in an upcoming episode of The Workamper Show? I encourage you to schedule an interview with me at workampershow.com. We’d love to hear about your Workamping experiences, how you got started RVing, and what you love and dislike about the RVing lifestyle. Help others explore all the different ways to live this great lifestyle by sharing your story. If you are an employer of Workampers, we invite you to be on the podcast, too. Share all of the details of your Workamping jobs in a future episode. It only costs a little bit of your time. Schedule an interview with me today by going to workampershow.com. You’ll find the schedule buttons at the bottom of the home page. Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy one of the last few weeks of the summer of 2026.

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, leading tours through a Texas cave and serving as a camp host in Colorado. Along the way, she traded her Class C motorhome for a Chevy Express van, dramatically downsized her possessions and learned how little she really needs to enjoy life on the road. In this episode, Cami explains why Workamping has become her happy place, how she approaches the inevitable challenges of RV living and why mindset can make or break a Workamping experience. She also shares practical advice for people considering the lifestyle, especially the importance of researching RVs, jobs and destinations rather than relying on strangers to make important decisions for them. If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to simplify your life, hit the road and use Workamping jobs to support your travels, you’ll enjoy hearing Cami’s perspective. Her story is a great reminder that there really isn’t one correct way to be a Workamper. For Cami, the journey started in a Class C motorhome and eventually evolved into traveling in a van with her dog and motorcycle. What stands out most is how much Cami values freedom and self-reliance. Every challenge she has encountered, whether dealing with RV problems, downsizing her possessions or adapting to unfamiliar situations, has helped convince her that she can handle whatever comes next. Her advice for aspiring Workampers is especially important: slow down so you can go faster. Do your research before buying an RV or van. Learn what is available, determine what you really need and understand what your money can buy before making a decision. Cami also encouraged Workampers to be proactive when looking for jobs. She suggested searching past Workamper News listings for employers in places you want to visit. Even if those employers aren’t advertising today, a previous listing shows they understand Workamping and may be receptive to someone reaching out directly. People can follow Cami’s adventures on YouTube, where she posts under the name Coolest Hippie Chick Ever. Her videos include practical information about RV and van life as well as some of the fun she and her dog have experienced while traveling. People can connect with Cami on Facebook. Today’s episode was sponsored by Workamper News. Creating a resume can be a cumbersome, intimidating task, especially if you haven’t written a resume in many years. The unique Workamper News Resume Builder takes you through a step-by-step process to build a complete resume with all the information Workamper employers are looking for when reviewing applications. Once complete, your resume can be emailed to anyone, and the software tracks when and who you have sent it to.  You can print out the resume or make it into a PDF which can then be uploaded or emailed. Some employers NEVER ADVERTISE – not via Workamper.com or anywhere else. They find all of their applicants just by searching the Workamper News resume database.  If you don’t have a resume in the Workamper.com database, you will be missing out on some opportunities. To open the door to more Workamping jobs, become a Workamper member today by visiting www.workamper.com. That’s all for this week’s show. I have another fun interview with a Workamping couple that I will share with you next week. Thanks for listening!

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’s full-time RV journey began after her husband’s retirement from the Marine Corps, what it was like traveling with six children and how an unexpected opportunity led them to become the owners of RV Roofing Solutions. She also explains how Learn to RV is helping aspiring RVers find trustworthy information from experienced experts rather than relying on questionable advice from social media. Whether you’re dreaming about full-time RVing, looking for Workamping opportunities or simply curious how one family built a business while traveling the country, Jennifer offers practical insights and plenty of encouragement. Jennifer’s story demonstrates that success on the road often comes from staying flexible, building strong relationships and looking for opportunities where others see obstacles. She explained why community is one of the most important ingredients for long-term success in the RV lifestyle. She also offered advice for choosing the right Workamping positions and encourages people to honor their commitments while making the most of every experience. Jennifer described opportunities for RV technicians and show teams with RV Roofing Solutions, along with her vision of making Learn to RV a trusted educational resource for new and experienced RVers. To learn more about RV Roofing Solutions, visit rvroofingsolutions.com. To explore Learn to RV, visit learntorv.com. Jennifer can also be reached by email at [email protected] or through LinkedIn. Today’s episode is sponsored by Workamper News. Much more than just a job-listing website, when you put the tools of this professional service into action, you’ll find out just how easy it can be to turn your Workamping dreams into reality. A Workamper membership opens the door to a one-stop-shop for all-things Workamping. Being the original resource for Workamping, you’ll find the largest number of job listings, be able to connect with a community of Workampers, and view resources compiled by experts who have been enjoying the RV lifestyle for many years. If you’re serious about leading a successful and enjoyable Workamping lifestyle, then membership is for you. Join today at www.workamper.com. Embark on new adventures today with the support of Workamper News behind you! That’s all for this week’s show. I have another interview with a Workamper next week that I think you will enjoy. Thanks for listening, and if you like these interviews, please consider leaving a review wherever you download the episodes.

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, what kind of training is provided and how Express Employment Professionals helps Workampers transition from one seasonal job to the next. If you’re interested in earning $19 an hour while working four 10-hour days with lodging included, you’ll definitely want to hear what Trish Parker and Jaedyn Kelly, with Express Employment Professionals, have to say. This opportunity offers much more than a seasonal paycheck. Workampers can gain manufacturing experience, receive paid lodging in a hotel or RV park, enjoy three-day weekends and even have the opportunity to move into another seasonal assignment or a permanent position if they choose. Whether you’re looking for work through the end of the season or hoping to build a longer-term relationship with an employer, Express Employment Professionals focuses on matching people with opportunities that fit their skills, interests and lifestyle. It’s another example of how Workamping can open doors to experiences you might never have considered. To learn more or apply, visit www.theunbeetableexperience.com. In the About the Harvest section, look for Simply Seasonal to apply for the Arctic Cat positions. Specific job listings can be found on the Express Pros website. You can also text “AC” to 888-791-6738 and an employment specialist will contact you. If you use Facebook, then follow Express Employment Professionals GFND and The Express Lane – Simply Seasonal for updates about this and other current opportunities. Today’s episode is sponsored by Workamper News. Much more than just a job-listing website, when you put the tools of this professional service into action, you’ll find out just how easy it can be to turn your Workamping dreams into reality. A Workamper membership opens the door to a one-stop-shop for all-things Workamping. Being the original resource for Workamping, you’ll find the largest number of job listings, be able to connect with a community of Workampers, and view resources compiled by experts who have been enjoying the RV lifestyle for many years. If you’re serious about leading a successful and enjoyable Workamping lifestyle, then membership is for you. Join today at www.workamper.com. Embark on new adventures today with the support of Workamper News behind you! That’s all for this week’s show. I will be back next week with an interview with a Workamper who trains others to get started the right way. Thanks for listening!

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 worked the job themselves before being promoted into management. She explains what the work involves, who is best suited for it and what applicants should expect before arriving on the job. If you’ve ever wondered whether gate guarding could be a good fit for your Workamping lifestyle, this episode will answer many of your questions. One of the biggest takeaways from our discussion is that gate guarding isn’t just another seasonal Workamping opportunity. Guard 1 Services is recruiting throughout the year because demand for Workampers constantly changes, which creates opportunities for dependable RV couples who own their own rigs. Having done the job herself, Sharon shared firsthand experiences and described why she believes it is a great opportunity for people looking to combine work with the RV lifestyle. To learn more or apply, visit Guard1Services.com and click on the Careers section. You can also connect with Sharon through the Guard 1 Services Facebook page, where she actively answers questions from prospective applicants. Today’s episode is sponsored by Workamper News. Much more than just a job-listing website, when you put the tools of this professional service into action, you’ll find out just how easy it can be to turn your Workamping dreams into reality. A Workamper membership opens the door to a one-stop-shop for all-things Workamping. Being the original resource for Workamping, you’ll find the largest number of job listings, be able to connect with a community of Workampers, and view resources compiled by experts who have been enjoying the RV lifestyle for many years. If you’re serious about leading a successful and enjoyable Workamping lifestyle, then membership is for you. Join today at www.workamper.com. Embark on new adventures today with the support of Workamper News behind you! That’s all for this week’s show. Next time I will be speaking with an experienced RVer whose family has been working on the road for many years. Now, they are helping others to learn how to RV the right way. I’ll have that interview on the next episode of The Workamper Show. If you like these interviews, please consider leaving a review wherever you download the episodes.

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, David, an opportunity to work together while their boys – Noah, Isaiah and Sage – connect with other kids at the campground Brigette also shares why creating memorable guest experiences and building relationships has become the heart of her work. Finally, you’ll learn why the Luddington East/Pere Marquette River KOA Holiday campground is focused on family fun, creative themed weekends and is already looking ahead to recruiting enthusiastic Workampers for the 2027 season. If you’ve ever wondered how quickly a Workamping opportunity can change your life or you’re looking for your next campground position, you won’t want to miss this conversation. Brigette’s story is a great reminder that some of life’s biggest opportunities begin with a simple leap of faith. In just over a year, she and her family went from first-time RV owners to living a lifestyle that allows them to work together, spend more time with their three sons and help create unforgettable camping experiences for other families. She also offered a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to manage a busy KOA campground and explained why attitude, enthusiasm and a passion for serving guests matter even more than campground experience. If working at a family-focused campground sounds appealing, Brigette says the Ludington KOA will be looking for Workampers for the 2027 season and encourages interested applicants to start making connections now. The owners, Lydia and Joel Fodor, have created a remarkable team and laid out an impressive vision for the future of the Luddington East/Pere Marquette River KOA Holiday campground. To learn more about the opportunity, visit the Ludington KOA website or email [email protected]. Today’s episode is sponsored by Workamper News. Wouldn’t it be nice if Workamping job listings for your ideal location just appeared in your email inbox? They can when you’re a Workamper News member. Join Workamper News today to start using the best toolkit for finding your next Workamping gig. When they turn on job alert emails, members can select to receive help-wanted ads for just one state or all the states they want to be in. Each email contains the full ad text so there’s no need to have to click a link, go to a website and then hunt around for the ad to see if the job even interests you. The job finding process is easier with Workamper News. Join today at www.workamper.com. That’s all for this week’s show. Next time I will be speaking with an experienced RVer whose family has been working on the road for many years. Now, they are helping others to learn how to RV the right way. I’ll have that interview on the next episode of The Workamper Show. If you like these interviews, please consider leaving a review wherever you download the episodes.

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 spaces, Starlink connectivity, expanded outdoor living areas, larger storage compartments and thoughtful floor plans help to support the Workamping lifestyle. Doug also shares how features like outdoor kitchens, larger holding tanks, solar options and boondocking capabilities allow Workampers to spend more time enjoying where they are instead of worrying about daily logistics. Whether you’re already a full-time Workamper or still dreaming about the lifestyle, this conversation offers practical ideas to help you choose an RV that supports both work and adventure. As Doug explained today, a motorhome is much more than transportation. For Workampers, it becomes a home, an office, an entertainment center and a comfortable place to relax after the workday ends. Fleetwood continues to design coaches with full-time RVers in mind by focusing on functional floor plans, dedicated workspaces, reliable connectivity, comfortable outdoor living areas and features that make extended stays easier and more enjoyable. Whether you’re parked at a campground for an entire season or exploring a new destination every few days, those details can make life on the road much more comfortable. Doug also reminded us that one of the greatest benefits of RV ownership is flexibility. You don’t have to drive across the country to enjoy your coach. Whether you’re Workamping, visiting family, boondocking in nature or simply spending a weekend close to home, your RV creates opportunities to meet new people and experience life a little differently. To learn more about Fleetwood RV motorhomes, explore floorplans and features or locate a dealer near you, visit FleetwoodRV.com. You can also follow Fleetwood RV on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for product updates, videos and owner resources. Today’s episode is sponsored by Workamper News. Much more than just a job-listing website, when you put the tools of this professional service into action, you’ll find out just how easy it can be to turn your Workamping dreams into reality. A Workamper membership opens the door to a one-stop-shop for all-things Workamping. Being the original resource for Workamping, you’ll find the largest number of job listings, be able to connect with a community of Workampers, and view resources compiled by experts who have been enjoying the RV lifestyle for many years. If you’re serious about leading a successful and enjoyable Workamping lifestyle, then membership is for you. Join today at www.workamper.com. Embark on new adventures today with the support of Workamper News behind you! That’s all for this week’s show. I’ll be back next week for another episode of The Workamper Show. Thanks for listening!

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 electronics. Chris explains how choosing the right generator size can keep everything from your air conditioner to your microwave running when you need it most. If reliable power is important to your Workamping lifestyle, you’re going to find plenty of practical information in this conversation. In this episode, we learn about features like dual-fuel operation, remote starting on portable models and emergency pull-start capability on installed generators. All of those are designed to give travelers more confidence when they’re away from hookups. Chris also explained how RVMP works with many major RV manufacturers while offering replacement installations for existing coaches, making upgrades easier for RV owners who want newer technology. To learn more about RVMP’s installed and portable generators, visit rvmp.co. You can also explore the Flex Power portable generator lineup at myflexpower.com, follow RVMP on YouTube and connect with the company on Instagram. That’s all for this week’s show. I am looking for people who are willing to share their RVing and Workamping experiences, good and bad, with the Workamper community. If you would like to talk about your adventures, I encourage you to schedule an interview with me at workampershow.com. We’d love to hear about your Workamping experiences, how you got started RVing, and what you love and dislike about the RVing lifestyle. Help others explore all the different ways to live this great lifestyle by sharing your story. If you are an employer of Workampers, we invite you to be on the podcast, too. Share all of the details of your Workamping jobs in a future episode. It only costs a little bit of your time. Schedule an interview with me today by going to workampershow.com. You’ll find the schedule buttons at the bottom of the home page. Thanks for listening!

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 season begins months before most people start thinking about their summer plans. Working with Glenn’s businesses offer much more than a seasonal paycheck. Whether you’re helping guests at the customer service counter, maintaining bicycles, driving shuttles or leading kayak tours, you’ll spend your summer surrounded by the beauty of Acadia National Park and New England. You will also work alongside a team that values flexibility, teamwork and outstanding customer service. Glenn explained how Workamping couples enjoy shared days off to explore the Maine coast and why so many Workampers return because of the welcoming community they’ve built over the years. If this sounds like the kind of Workamping experience you’ve been looking for, visit acadiafun.com to learn more about the company and its opportunities. You can also follow Acadia Fun on Facebook for updates. Today’s episode was sponsored by Workamper News. Creating a resume can be a cumbersome, intimidating task, especially if you haven’t written a resume in many years. The unique Workamper News Resume Builder takes you through a step-by-step process to build a complete resume with all the information Workamper employers are looking for when reviewing applications. Once complete, your resume can be emailed to anyone, and the software tracks when and who you have sent it to.  You can print out the resume or make it into a PDF which can then be uploaded or emailed. Some employers NEVER ADVERTISE – not via Workamper.com or anywhere else. They find all of their applicants just by searching the Workamper News resume database.  If you don’t have a resume in the Workamper.com database, you will be missing out on some opportunities. To open the door to more Workamping jobs, become a Workamper member today by visiting www.workamper.com. That’s all for this week’s show. Next time I will be speaking with a representative from an RV industry supplier who describes a brand of mobile and installed RV generators that power all kinds of adventures for all types of RVs. I will have that interview on the next episode of The Workamper Show. Thanks for listening. If you like these interviews, please consider leaving a review wherever you download the episodes.

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 managing campgrounds in some of Alaska’s most beautiful locations. She talks about the transition from a four-bedroom house to RV living, how Workamping has allowed her family to travel full time and why Alaska has captured their hearts. If you’ve ever wondered whether Workamping could work for a family with children, Jessie offers an honest look at the rewards and challenges. She explains how her kids are learning practical life skills on the road and why every day feels a little like a vacation. Workamping has given their family opportunities they never could have experienced otherwise. You’ll also hear about managing campgrounds for Alaska Recreational Management, living in bear country, boondocking in remote locations and navigating the famous Alaska Highway. Whether you’re a seasoned RVer or just beginning to explore the Workamping lifestyle, Jessie provides plenty of inspiration to help you understand what might be possible if you follow in their footsteps. Jessie and her family didn’t wait until everything was perfect before pursuing their dream. They accepted a Workamping position before they even owned an RV and figured things out along the way. One of the themes that stood out in this conversation was the importance of embracing change. Jessie shared how downsizing their possessions, adapting to close quarters and learning new skills helped their family grow stronger together. She also reminded us that Workamping can provide opportunities to experience places and lifestyles that many people only dream about. I also appreciated her perspective on Alaska. While many RVers worry about the distance, cost and challenges of getting there, Jessie believes the experience is well worth it. From managing campgrounds in Cooper Landing to living among mountains, glaciers and wildlife, she has found a place that truly feels like home. Her advice for anyone considering the Workamping lifestyle is don’t be scared. Your home travels with you, and the opportunities can be life changing. To learn more about Jessie’s adventures, connect with her on Facebook at The Watters Way, where she regularly shares family travels, fishing trips, hiking adventures and life on the road. Today’s episode is sponsored by Workamper News. Much more than just a job-listing website, when you put the tools of this professional service into action, you’ll find out just how easy it can be to turn your Workamping dreams into reality. A Workamper membership opens the door to a one-stop-shop for all-things Workamping. Being the original resource for Workamping, you’ll find the largest number of job listings, be able to connect with a community of Workampers, and view resources compiled by experts who have been enjoying the RV lifestyle for many years. If you’re serious about leading a successful and enjoyable Workamping lifestyle, then membership is for you. Join today at www.workamper.com. Embark on new adventures today with the support of Workamper News behind you! That’s all for this week’s show. Next time I will be speaking with an employer about Workamping opportunities with their organization. I’ll have that interview on the next episode of The Workamper Show. Thanks for listening!

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.

Robert hires for a full range of campground roles, including store and office help, maintenance and facility cleaning as well as leading various activities.

Lelah needs Workampers to help with the front desk, retail, housekeeping, maintenance, organizing activities and, at Cozy Hills, running the cafe.

Awaken RV’s double-hull fiberglass design, with its exterior and interior shells, create multiple insulation points that can help with comfort in colder weather and hotter seasons.

The symposium is a women-led, education-focused event designed to provide hands-on training and a community for women at every stage of RV ownership.

From hosting and maintenance to guest experience coordination and even remote office support, they are rethinking what Workamping can look like in a modern campground operation.

Workamping isn't just about finding a job, but more about building a life that gives you room to breathe, explore and connect with people.

Elana’s story is a great reminder that Workamping is not just about free campsites or seasonal jobs. For her, it has been a crash course in self-reliance.

The Tampa RV SuperShow is a great way for people to get information about the RV and Workamping lifestyle. This year's show features hands-on towing education, expanded exhibitor space and entertainment designed to keep the experience fun and family friendly.

The new systems help the Workamper organization focus less on fixing technology problems and more on supporting members and improving their overall experience to find Workamping jobs that are a good fit for them.

The Unity Folks works directly with campgrounds and outdoor businesses to provide training and Unity Blaze certification to help them create more welcoming spaces for visitors and workers alike.

If you are curious about getting started in Workamping, figuring out boundaries when you live and work in the same place, or just want an honest and funny look at RV life from two sisters who jumped in together, you will enjoy this conversation.

Shellie's story is a great reminder that sometimes you do not need years of planning or approval from others to know what is right for you.

When the pandemic brought Lamont’s handyman business to a halt, they discovered Workamping through friends and realized it was the perfect way for him to work while they traveled.

Jim said their overnight RV sites were designed to provide RVers with a convenient option that includes electrical power, potable water, Wi-Fi and dump stations.

What began as a search for a more intentional future quickly became a lifestyle that allowed Sam to explore America’s most remarkable places while keeping his expenses manageable.

This event offers Workampers a valuable chance to learn, grow and connect with people in the outdoor hospitality community.

The stores offer everything from groceries and souvenirs to camping supplies and food service. The company relies heavily on Workampers to keep those stores and restaurants running smoothly each summer.

Brandon’s story is a reminder that the RV lifestyle isn’t just for retirees or couples. It can also be a way for single parents to deepen family bonds, create lasting memories and show children how to live with courage and curiosity.

The Catskill Mountains Gilboa KOA is more than a workplace, it’s a campground where Workampers can enjoy nature, connect with travelers from around the world, and create memories that last long after the season ends.

The key takeaway is that before starting any job, ask your employer whether they carry workers’ compensation insurance and whether you are covered under it.

Route 66 is America’s longest small town. And there’s no better way to experience its history than behind the wheel of your own great adventure.

Strong communication before, during and after a season helps identify problems early, manage expectations and build the kind of loyalty that keeps Workampers coming back.

Whether you're a weekend RVer or full-time Workamper, chances are you’ve captured thousands of photos during your travels. But, what happens if your phone gets lost or your hard drive fails? Unfortunately, many RVers have faced that exact heartbreak, losing years of irreplaceable memories in an instant. Today, I am speaking with someone who has an ideal solution to preserve and protect digital images. Angela Andrieux, she is a photographer herself, and a “customer evangelist” with Mylio Photos. The company developed a unique photo organization platform tailor-made for people who want complete control over their digital memories. Mylio is especially valuable for Workampers and RVers who capture thousands of images on their journeys across the country, but often struggle with organizing and preserving them. Instead of uploading all your photos to a remote server, Mylio allows users to store images on their own devices, such as computers, external hard drives and even mobile phones. The software uses a peer-to-peer connection, meaning your devices talk to each other directly, giving you full control over privacy and data storage. Mylio uses facial recognition, GPS coordinates and embedded metadata to automatically organize photos by people, places and dates. That means you can easily find a specific photo of your grandchild at a national park, even if it’s buried in a library of 50,000 images. Angela also shared how Mylio supports a 3-2-1 backup strategy by creating three copies of your media on two different types of devices, with one offsite to safeguard your memories. She shared a sobering reminder: don’t keep all your photos in one place. With hard drives prone to failure and internet connections often unreliable on the road, it’s essential to have a smart backup plan. That’s where Mylio Photos can be a game-changer. The software allows you to centralize your photo library from multiple devices, including phones, tablets, laptops, SD cards and even cloud services like Google Photos or Apple Photos. Once everything is in one place, Mylio helps you organize, search and retrieve images. Its powerful AI capabilities even read text within images and recognize faces and landmarks. That makes it incredibly easy to find the photo you need, when you need it. Perhaps most importantly, Mylio doesn’t require an internet connection for day-to-day use. Yet, if you choose to use cloud storage, then Mylio offers encrypted backup options with providers like Backblaze, or you can connect your own services like Amazon S3 or Google Drive. For just $240 per year, users get access to Mylio’s full suite of tools, with additional cloud storage available, if desired. There’s also a seven-day free trial, plus the opportunity to schedule a one-on-one setup call with an expert to walk you through importing and organizing your digital media. To learn more or start your free trial, visit www.mylio.com. Today’s episode was sponsored by Workamper News. Creating a resume can be a cumbersome, intimidating task, especially if you haven’t written a resume in many years. The unique Workamper News Resume Builder takes you through a step-by-step process to build a complete resume with all the information Workamper employers are looking for when reviewing applications. Once complete, your resume can be emailed to anyone, and the software tracks when and who you have sent it to.  You can print out the resume or make it into a PDF which can then be uploaded or emailed. Some employers NEVER ADVERTISE – not via Workamper.com or anywhere else. They find all of their applicants just by searching the Workamper News resume database.  If you don’t have a resume in the Workamper.com database, you will be missing out on some wonderful opportunities. To open the door to more Workamping jobs, become a Workamper member today by visiting www.workamper.com. That’s all for this week’s show. I’ll have another fun interview on the next episode of the Workamper Show. Thanks for listening!

Whether you want to camp off-grid, reduce generator noise, keep your fridge and lights running, or leave pets inside your RV without worrying about electricity going out, solar gives you the independence to travel on your own terms.

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