What are workamping jobs with full hookups? Workamping jobs with full hookups include electric, water, and sewer connections at the campsite, as stated in the listing. Pay and other terms vary. These positions are often found at private RV parks, KOA locations, and Army Corps of Engineers lakes.
If you drive a large diesel pusher, a fifth wheel with a big residential refrigerator, or any rig that relies heavily on shore power and water pressure, full hookups aren't a luxury — they're a necessity. Workamping jobs that include a full-hookup site (electric, water, AND sewer) let you run your air conditioning, fill your tanks at will, and skip the hassle of dump station runs. Wages, if any, vary by listing.
Full-hookup workamping positions tend to be concentrated at private RV parks, KOA campgrounds, RV resorts, and some state park systems that operate developed campgrounds with modern infrastructure. Federal campgrounds in wilderness areas less commonly offer full hookups at the host site, so if full hookups are a hard requirement for your rig, private and state-operated venues are your best bet.
Some employers list hookup details loosely — 'electric and water' or '30-amp site included' — so it's always worth confirming the sewer connection before accepting a position.