What are workamping jobs in Delaware? Workamping jobs in Delaware include camp host positions at state parks and national forests, volunteer host roles at BLM and Army Corps of Engineers sites, and paid seasonal positions at private RV parks and campgrounds. There are currently 11 open positions in Delaware.
Delaware may be small, but its Atlantic beaches make for a busy summer workamping market. Camp host and RV-park jobs concentrate along the coast at Cape Henlopen and Delaware Seashore State Parks and the private campgrounds serving Rehoboth, Lewes, and Bethany Beach. The season runs Memorial Day through September, with peak demand when vacationers pack the shore, plus a shoulder bump in spring and fall. Employers are mostly state parks and family-owned RV resorts that trade gatehouse, store, or grounds hours for a campsite, often adding hourly pay during the rush. Flat terrain, ocean breezes, and proximity to the Mid-Atlantic metro areas make Delaware a convenient, low-stress posting for workampers who want beach time between the busy weekends.
11 workamping opportunities in Delaware — 0 paid jobs, 7 unpaid Volunteer.gov positions and 4 volunteer opportunities.
No paid openings in Delaware right now.
Also includes 7 unpaid Volunteer.gov positions in Delaware.
US Fish & Wildlife Service — Smyrna, DE — Free RV site with hookups
Monitor and survey wildlife at Bombay Hook NWR, Delaware Bay tidal marshes. Species focus: horseshoe crabs and red knots. Assist visitors with nature programs and environmental education.
Delaware State Parks — Lewes, DE — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Cape Henlopen SP, known for where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. Greet campers, provide park information, assist with check-ins, and perform light maintenance.
Delaware State Parks — Bear, DE — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Lums Pond SP, known for Delaware's largest freshwater pond. Greet campers, provide park information, assist with check-ins, and perform light maintenance.
Delaware State Parks — Laurel, DE — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Trap Pond SP, known for the northernmost natural stand of bald cypress. Greet campers, provide park information, assist with check-ins, and perform light maintenance.
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