What are workamping jobs in Missouri? Workamping jobs in Missouri 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 36 open positions in Missouri.
Missouri sits at the crossroads of the country and offers a busy, affordable workamping season across its Ozark lakes and rivers. Camp host and RV jobs cluster around the Branson area and Table Rock Lake, the Lake of the Ozarks, and the spring-fed Ozark National Scenic Riverways. Corps of Engineers lakes, a strong state-park system, and private resorts hire from spring through fall, peaking in summer when boaters and float-trippers fill the sites, plus a fall-color bump. Most positions provide a full-hookup site for gatehouse, store, or grounds hours, often with hourly pay, and Corps volunteer host roles are plentiful. Central location, low cost of living, and abundant water recreation make Missouri an easy, welcoming base for workampers of every experience level.
36 workamping opportunities in Missouri — 0 paid jobs, 26 unpaid Volunteer.gov positions and 10 volunteer opportunities.
No paid openings in Missouri right now.
Also includes 26 unpaid Volunteer.gov positions in Missouri.
National Park Service — St. Louis, MO — Free campsite + stipend
Host Visitor Center Campground at Gateway Arch NP, known for the iconic 630-foot Gateway Arch on the Mississippi riverfront. Greet visitors, provide safety information, and assist with campground operations.
US Forest Service — Rolla, MO — Free campsite + $100/week
Maintain trails and host campgrounds in the Mark Twain NF, known for Ozark springs and rivers in Missouri. Assist visitors and perform light maintenance.
US Army Corps of Engineers — Branson, MO — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Table Rock Lake, managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers. Greet visitors, assist with boat ramp operations, provide water safety information, and maintain campground facilities.
US Army Corps of Engineers — Stockton, MO — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Stockton Lake, managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers. Greet visitors, assist with boat ramp operations, provide water safety information, and maintain campground facilities.
US Army Corps of Engineers — Warsaw, MO — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Truman Lake, managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers. Greet visitors, assist with boat ramp operations, provide water safety information, and maintain campground facilities.
US Army Corps of Engineers — Hermitage, MO — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Pomme de Terre Lake, managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers. Greet visitors, assist with boat ramp operations, provide water safety information, and maintain campground facilities.
US Army Corps of Engineers — Monroe City, MO — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Mark Twain Lake, managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers. Greet visitors, assist with boat ramp operations, provide water safety information, and maintain campground facilities.
Missouri State Parks — Camdenton, MO — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Ha Ha Tonka SP, known for castle ruins overlooking the Lake of the Ozarks. Greet campers, provide park information, assist with check-ins, and perform light maintenance.
Missouri State Parks — Middlebrook, MO — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Johnson's Shut-Ins SP, known for natural water park in volcanic rhyolite formations. Greet campers, provide park information, assist with check-ins, and perform light maintenance.
Missouri State Parks — Belleview, MO — Free full-hookup site
Host campground at Elephant Rocks SP, known for billion-year-old granite boulders. Greet campers, provide park information, assist with check-ins, and perform light maintenance.
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