What are workamping jobs in North Dakota? Workamping jobs in North Dakota 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 is currently 1 open position in North Dakota.
North Dakota offers a wide-open, short-season workamping market shaped by its badlands, prairie, and big reservoirs. Camp host and RV jobs gather around Theodore Roosevelt National Park near Medora, the vast Lake Sakakawea and Lake Oahe on the Missouri River, and the state parks and Corps lakes scattered across the plains. The season runs late spring through early fall, peaking in summer when anglers, boaters, and park visitors fill the campgrounds. Corps of Engineers lakes make volunteer host positions especially plentiful, most trading a full-hookup site for gatehouse and grounds hours, sometimes with a stipend. Big skies, uncrowded trails, and genuine frontier scenery make North Dakota a peaceful posting for workampers seeking solitude well off the beaten path.
0 paid jobs and 1 volunteer or work-exchange opportunity listed in North Dakota.
No paid openings in North Dakota right now.
These listings do not state a wage. Volunteer.gov postings are unpaid volunteer roles; other compensation, such as an RV site, varies by listing.
Fish & Wildlife Service — Riverdale, ND
Garrison Dam National Fish Hatchery is one of the largest U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hatcheries in the Nation. We raise a wide variety of fish species including walleye, Northern pike, trout, Chinook salmon, paddlefish, muskie, burbot, the endangered Pallid sturgeon, and Shovelnose sturgeon. The…
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