Douglas B. writes:
This will be my first time applying for work camping work. I am living, but not working in, a campground in NH until it closes down Oct. 11th. I could leave earlier if work required it. There are few campgrounds that are open after mid-Oct. in NH and surrounding states.
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At this time I have not seen any "winter season" workers wanted ads and I do not know if they will want me to come before end of December or early January to train or start. Yet, I need to make a reservation, for a fall stay, ASAP, as long as I'm not going to a state prone to weather problems. And, longer stay equal better rate.
Any info about usual requirements for newbie workers, winter work, etc., would be big help.
Coleen, the RVing editor answers:
Although there are positions that start all the time, any time throughout the year, many winter season positions start in mid to late October and in November. Your timing with your current park is probably about perfect.
When you say you need to make fall reservations ASAP, I'm guessing you mean that you are most comfortable having reservations and that you want to know where you will be staying before you travel to a particular part of the country. Many RVers feel that way and it may be
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