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For many RVers the idea of working while traveling is totally out of the question. We’ve spent our younger years working diligently to be able to “hang it up” and simply enjoy the “golden years.”
But for others the idea of having a part-time job while still enjoying retirement is a choice. Such work can be anything from being a campground host to applying a trade or skill to a worthwhile project that offers some remuneration.
Some examples include: security, recreational director, cook, waiter/waitress, store clerk, cleaning facilities, registration, gardening, handyman-small repairs, yard maintenance, membership sales and golf course duties.
There are those too who have abandoned the real estate ownership lifestyle to live a nomadic life, working where there is meaningful employment.
Jamie Hall has written an interesting book called
“Support Your RV Lifestyle.”
It’s worth the read and is available from RV Hometown. The 2nd edition also has a companion CD so you can listen while driving.
Below are some sites we’ve found that should help you discover various employment opportunities … whatever your reasons. Hope they are helpful. Please
send us
additional links that you’re aware of to include.
... a personal note
Perhaps you're wondering how this web site, LoveRVing.com , evolved. It's a "work from home", "work from laptop computer" effort that is not only a labor of love but a way to earn extra income while traveling.
How? Very simple. With the easy web site design tools offered by Site Build It! along with their step-by-step instructions, this site came into existance. And you can do it too! Just take the next 30 minutes of your life, turn up your computer speakers and
watch this Video Tour.
Now that you've watched the video, you may be still a bit skeptical (like I was).
Read this,
put your mind at ease...and then get started! To start getting your creative "juices" flowing, take a few more minutes to
peek at some Site Build It! web sites
already in the top 100.
Now is your opportunity to take what is your passion , create your own web site, and develop a cash flow so that you can earn some extra income to suppliment your RVing lifestyle. It works for us! And it can work for you!
One more thing. When you refer someone from your site to also build their own site, that's called "affiliate marketing." And by doing this you can dramatically improve your earnings.
Click here
to find out more.
'Nuff said. The ball's in your court if you're interested. Hope the info below is all worthwhile.
Workamping Testimonial
CampHost.org
and
Camp-host-org
and
Work Camping
Camp host jobs vary greatly from campground to campground, but almost all require taking fees from campers, cleaning bathrooms, and light grounds maintenance Hosts with maintenance skills are always in demand.
Cool Works
is about you finding a seasonal job or career in some of the greatest places on Earth. Get a summer job in Yellowstone, Yosemite, or another national park. Find a summer job as a camp counselor. Ski resorts, ranches, theme parks, tour companies and more are waiting for you.
HappyVagabonds.com
Nationwide RV Campground, Camphost, Gate Attendant and other positions are available through employers listed. These listings represent hundreds, if not thousands, of potential jobs.
Indeed.com
A general search engine of various jobs; for RV specific enter such words as “RV”, “RV Host”, etc.
Job.com
Here you’ll have to register (free) to get access to any RV related job listings.
Jobs for the Older & Bolder
If you consider yourself “Older & Bolder” and are looking for a seasonal job opportunity in a great place, visit this site where employers are posting various jobs…some with RV spaces.
USDA Forest Service
Enter keyword to search for type of work you may be looking for; also region of the country of most interest.
Work About Australia
on “Jobs Galore” on the top bar for current job opportunities in all Australian states.
Workamper.com
Workampers are adventuresome individuals and couples who have chosen to combine any kind of part-time or full-time work with RVing. A little more than half of all Workampers work to supplement their retirement income, while the rest work to support a full-time, or near full-time, RV lifestyle. Most jobs are in the Outdoor Hospitality Industry (resorts, campgrounds, theme parks, state/national parks, etc.), but there are many very interesting jobs available in other areas as well. Part-time or full-time, short-term or long-term, there is something for everyone! Subscription based.
