Workamping Jobs by State

How do I find workamping jobs in my state? Pick a state below to see its current workamping and camp host listings. Each state page groups listings by how they describe pay and adds notes where available. Pay, sites and terms vary by listing, so open a listing for its details.

How to use the state pages

Each state page lists the current listings for that state, grouped by how each listing describes its pay, such as wages or a site exchange. Listing counts change as postings open and close, so the page shows what is current when you open it.

Seasons, employers and application routes differ between regions. Check each listing's dates and apply the way it says.

Looking across more than one state

If you are flexible on location, use the jobs board filters to compare states, or browse by category for pay, couples, solo applicants or an RV site.

How to apply for a workamping job in a state

1. Open the state page and read the listings that fit your dates and rig.
2. Open a listing and check the pay, hours, dates and any site terms.
3. Confirm the terms with the employer in writing, including cost and hookups if a site is offered.
4. Apply the way the listing says, using its apply button, official posting link or contact details.

Workamping jobs by state: frequently asked questions

How many workamping jobs are in each state?

The number changes as listings open and close. Open a state page to see the current listings.

Can I search more than one state at once?

Yes. Use the filters on the jobs board to look across states.

Do the state pages include volunteer positions?

State pages include listings that do not state a wage, such as volunteer positions, grouped separately from listings that state pay.

Do pay and site terms differ by state?

They differ by employer and listing, not by a fixed state rule. Read each listing for its terms.