If you haven’t heard yet, Levi and I just completed our first book! It’s called Seasonal Workamping for a Living: How We Did It! What’s in the book, you ask? The following is taken directly from the summary: “This book has four sections. The first section is Levi and Natalie’s story, how they became full-time […]
For over 5 years, my wife and I have been making a living workamping around the country. The perks of the seasonal workamping lifestyle are being able to explore new-to-us locations, learn valuable skills, and meet interesting people across the country. In regards to meeting new people, we have noticed that with every workamping gig
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This past summer we took a different approach to our seasonal workamping jobs. We worked for different companies and used other resources besides Workamper News to find these jobs. Levi is a scuba instructor but hasn’t had consistent work in this field since we started fulltime RVing. In an attempt to keep up with his
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This will be our first time managing a pumpkin and Christmas tree lot! We found out about this particular company operated just outside of Memphis, Tennessee, from a great couple we met a few summers ago. They worked with the owner (who has been at it for almost 40 years) and really had an enjoyable
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We have been workamping as long as we have been full time RVers, a little over three years. This is our main source of income and allows us to continue our nomadic lifestyle. One of our most frequent gigs is working with campgrounds/RV parks as camp hosts. The video below takes viewers through a typical
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This summer has been a bit different from others since we started full-time RVing. Every summer for the past 6 years has been spent at a seasonal workamping job. Whether working at a campground or a popular summer destination, we’ve spent May thru September parked at a location, exploring the nearby sites, and working 8
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When RV enthusiast and author Jack Hunnicutt set out to write his book My RV Mentor: For the Newbie and Experienced, he reflected on his early years as an RV owner. He writes, “When I began my RV adventures many years ago, I relied on friends and fellow RV owners to steer me in the
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Our workamping jobs have taken us all around the nation, from coast to coast. Depending on the job, we’ve stayed in a spot anywhere from a couple of weeks to six months. Once we get to a new location, the first thing we do is set up our motorhome, inside and out. We make our RV spot
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We finished our workamping job at Bethpage Camp-Resort in Virginia. We’ll be working at the sugar beet harvest next. But first we need to pack up all of our belongings and make sure the RV is ready for a safe trip north. To do this, we’ll need to pull out our handy dandy RV departure
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Since we published our book, Seasonal Workamping for a Living: How We Did It, we’ve had many subscribers ask about the process of self-publishing. Levi takes you through the entire process, step-by-step, using Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing. The following is an outline of this comprehensive procedure. Because this video is over 30 minutes and for
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