Yes, They Pay Working Motorhome Travelers! by: Coleen, the RVing Editor
Yes. Spend some time going through the pages of this website. Be sure to read the back issues of our newsletter that are also posted on the site. You'll find a lot of ideas.
Look through the pages of our job listings. You'll see that some are looking for volunteers and that some pay wages. Many, but not all of them, provide the worker a place to park your RV. You'll even find some that specify the RV must be a motorhome.
The kinds of jobs vary from day labor to high tech. Some examples are selling Christmas trees, working at a tourist attraction, and doing computer programming. You can also make a good income running a business from your motorhome.
If you are wondering about campground jobs, and if they pay, in addition to providing a motorhome parking site and use of the RV park or resort facilities, the answer to that is also, "Yes!"
When we first started full-time RVing, most of the camp host and RV park jobs I saw listed were workamping exchange jobs. Over the years, I've noticed a big change. More and more, we're seeing that campgrounds, RV resorts, marinas, and similar facilities are paying wages.
And, you'll be happy to know that the pay is not limited to minimum wage.
