Work Camping Jobs for RV Couples

The work is as varied as the campgrounds. Couples often staff the registration office and camp store, escort guests to their sites, clean restrooms and cabins, mow, pick up trash, run activities or handle light maintenance on water and electric hookups. A common split is one partner in the office and one on the grounds, but many parks rotate duties.

Arrangements differ a lot, so read each listing closely. Some employers pay for every hour worked and include a site. Others provide a free site in exchange for a set number of hours each week, then pay for any extra hours. Many include full hookups, while some offer partial hookups or charge for electricity. Laundry, propane discounts and Wi-Fi are common extras.

Make each application easy to say yes to. When you apply, mention your rig type and length, the dates you're available, the regions you'd like to work in, and skills like point-of-sale systems, golf cart driving or basic plumbing. Plenty of couples follow the seasons, north in summer and south in winter, and plan their next gig months in advance.