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New Worker Info

by Loma Gibson
(Big Sandy, TX)

I am a Graphic Artist and am interested in the work camping. I have never heard of it till today from a radio station.

I have always wanted to do something like this. I am able to mow and have owned horses and have worked as some customer service too.

I am just wondering what all it involves. I would love to do it. Please if you can help me get some info about different places and what ever it takes.

Thanks so much!




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New Worker Info

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A Couple of Suggestions to Get You Started
by: Coleen, the RVing editor

Hi Loma, and welcome.

Start by studying this website. There are hundreds of pages. They will show what a variety of full-time and part-time RVers are doing. They also include a dozen pages of actual job listings so you can see some of the offers being made.

The next thing you should do is subscribe to our newsletter. It is free. I normally email a new issue out every weekend.

Some RVers do volunteer work and receive a free place to park their RV. Some barter, where they trade a required number of hours a week for a campsite. Others work paying jobs, occasionally at campgrounds, but most often not. And, still others own a business they can do while RVing.

After you've read through the website, you'll have a better idea of the possibilities.

Full-time RVing can be a truly wonderful way to live.

Radio Station
by: frankpsr

Hi Loma,

What radio station in what city did you hear about workampers?

I am aware that the workamper industry is getting more and more national attention. I am compiling information from various media sources and would like to contact the radio station for a tape of the show.

Thank you,
Frank

[Editor's note: Share your opinion about the national publicity workamping is receiving. Participate in our Workamping In the News Poll. This link will take you to the poll: Workamping In the News Poll -- Thanks.]

What is Workamping
by: Lyle

Loma, just a couple of thoughts come to my mind.

Since you live so close to Whispering Pines, you might be interested to know that at the last time I checked, they have workampers! Another RV resort that hires workampers is over in Canton, also not far from you.

You might want to post a resume on this website also.

But as Coleen said, there are tons of other opportunities for workamping! Good luck in your endeavors,

Lyle
www.northgatervpark.com

Job for Loma
by: Frank P

Lyle,

Since you are affiliated with such a beautiful park, why not get Loma a job there?

F.

A Job for Loma
by: Lyle

Frank, We only have 13 spaces right now, and not a lot of activity, unfortunately.

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