(a prospective work camper asks...)
How do we start workcamping? How do we get our first workamper job?
Coleen, the RVing editor comments:
First of all, "workcamping" and "workamper job" -- what do you mean by those terms? Some folks define them as working in a campground or RV park in exchange for an RV site and some perks. Others define them as "volunteer" jobs at state parks or some other government run park or charitable facility that has RV parking, where you are required to work an agreed upon number of hours for your site. The difference between these two is that if you are working in an exchange for an RV site at a privately owned park, you are bartering, whereas if you are doing it at a non-profit place, then it is called volunteering -- and there can be major tax differences. And finally, for some, workcamping means any work, whether a job or a home based business, that you do while living in your RV camper.
How you get started depends on how you define workcamping. If you want to trade a few hours a week cleaning toilets at a campground, you go about finding the job differently than if you are a registered nurse and want to work six-week stints in hospital emergency rooms across the country. I don't mean to be crass here, but a lot of RVers get into situations they
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