Workamping is a combination of the words “work” and “camping”. It is when traveling individuals, couples or families combine any kind of part-time or full-time work with RV camping.
Here are some links to sites that can tell you all about how to go about financing your adventure this way: what to do, what not to do, where to go, where not to go etc etc.
Happy work camping!
Bob Wells was tired of living the rat race and a life filled with hyper-consumerism–always buying things looking for contentment, but never finding it. Instead, he returned to the original, truly human roots of tribal nomadism. He adopted a life of travel and adventure by living in a vehicle like a car, van or RV and living a life of simplicity and minimalism. He has been doing this for over 14 years and thrives on the freedom and peace that it brings him.
Have a look at his incredible website to be intrigued and inspired to follow your dreams and take steps towards joining the nomadic tribe! Here is an article about workamping…
Jim and Rene sold their home and nearly everything they owned in 2007 to travel the country with their dog Jerry, who lost a leg to cancer. Today they continue to travel full-time with their three-legged German Shepherd Wyatt Ray, while managing Tripawds – the largest online community for amputee pets and their people – from their mobile headquarters and jewelry studio.
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Howard and Linda also worked a variety of jobs on the road to support their lifestyle. Their diversity of experiences, age, and background combine to create an interesting perspective on RV living. Enjoy this fantastic guide to Workamping.
Aaron, Lauren and their two children are on a quest to simplify and live larger with less. By getting rid of most of their possessions they hit the reset button on their commitments, by hitting the road with an RV and a truck full-time. They have been able to focus more on their kids, and making life-long memories with each other.
At the 6 month mark of being on the road, they announced that their initial one year plan had been extended. Until when? Who knows. They’re loving this lifestyle way too much to put an end date on it. There is way too much to see to rush through the USA for a year. They are now just living life one day at a time and having a blast seeing new opportunities come up and meeting new people all the time!
Check out their post on Seasonal Jobs for RVers on their Blog here…
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