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Workamping near, sightseeing around, or passing through Chattanooga, Tennessee? Make sure to visit “the nation’s tallest and deepest underground waterfall,” Ruby Falls. This rare sight is located within Lookout Mountain and accessible via a 45 second elevator ride and less than one mile hike. (For specifics on parking, scheduling, and accessibility, check out the FAQ … Read more
We find ourselves working long hours at many of our workamping jobs. Because of these long days, we are seldom home to care for our pets as much as we’d like. For instance, due to weight issues, our cats are on a strict feeding schedule. It’s difficult to adhere to when we aren’t home. Our … Read more
It’s been five years since we moved out of our “sticks and bricks” home and into our home on wheels! Throughout our five years as full-time RVers, the scenery has changed greatly, we’ve met so many new people, and we’ve learned so much about living on the road. One thing that has remained constant is … Read more
We have talked alot about Allstays in the past. Over the years, this online program continues to be our #1 trip planning resource to find RV parks and overnight stops along our route. On our recent trip southbound to Tennessee, we were reminded of a very useful feature of Allstays, noting low clearance dangers. We … Read more
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 … Read more
Take note that Levi and I are in no way affiliated with or representing Christmas Decor franchise. We are simply detailing our workamping experience for those interested. We are once again ringing in the holidays in Tennessee. This year, however, instead of working at the pumpkin patch and Christmas tree lot in Memphis, we decided … Read more
If your travels take you thru Wisconsin, make sure to swing by Wisconsin Dells…during their off-season. Wisconsin Dells is literally the “Waterpark Capital of the World.” After Labor Day it dwindles down and eventually turns into a ghost town, a bit apocalyptic with the empty football-sized parking lots and drained out pools. RV parks and … Read more
Just about an hour southwest of St. Louis is one of those “blink and you’ll miss it” towns. Bonne Terre is a little corner of Missouri with a deep dark secret. Underneath the town’s streets and storefronts is a subterranean world sought after by divers worldwide. Bonne Terre Mine is a 10.5 acre abandoned lead … Read more
A little overdue on this must-see place to visit…last September when the seasons were in limbo, not quite the end of summer and not nearly fall, we traveled through Iowa. We had just left our workamping gig at Prairie Berry Winery and were traveling to our new job as lot managers for pumpkins and Christmas … Read more
We’re closing up our fifth year as full time RVers with just a few more episodes of Dry Camping and Travel Tips with Levi! Our aim has been to provide helpful tips to RV newbies and hopefully share a bit more with veteran full timers on all things urban and primitive dry camping (a.k.a. boondocking). … Read more
