Campground Job Advice
by a Workers On Wheels website reader asks...
I believe the advice (about going to a campground first, before accepting a job there) is good, but wouldn't that require two trips to the campground? We want to experience different campgrounds in hosting and in visiting new areas. Wouldn't visiting it first require double mileage and added time, and therefore, expense? We know we take a chance that way, but I don't see another way without doing two trips. Coleen, the RVing editor comments: Following the method that we suggest for finding campground jobs only requires that you go to the campground one time. In fact, the reason we recommend it is because it mostly eliminates wasted travel time and wasted fuel. It also leads to less disappointment and frustration. When following the method that we suggest, once you accept the job offer, you stay right there. You start work right away. You don't go away and return to start the job at a later date. You just stay at the campground and do it, and move after you are finished. You can find the complete article on what we recommend doing to find your dream job on our website. If you click here, it will take you to the page with the article Find a Campground Job: Here's the Secret for Finding a Workamper Job You'll Love. You will probably also find the articles in the Working RV Basics: Getting Started and Keeping On section very helpful. Click here to go that section. And for more on campground and RV park jobs, you'll find article specifically about that by clicking here. Go to the Workers On Wheels Work for RVers and Campers blog.
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