News & Stories

Workamping news, real stories from RVers, and helpful resources for life on the road.

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Hiring News ·

How to Get a Campground Host Job

A practical, step-by-step guide to finding, applying for, and preparing for your first campground host job — paid or volunteer, federal, state, or private.

Hiring News ·

What Campground Employers Actually Look For in a Workamper

Camp host applications aren't complicated. But certain things set candidates apart quickly — and a few common mistakes cost otherwise strong applicants a job before anyone ever reads their experience section.

Campground News ·

State Parks Are Strengthening Their Volunteer Host Programs

After years of inconsistent programs and pandemic-era disruptions, many state park systems have rebuilt and improved their campground host offerings. Better sites, clearer compensation, and more organized recruiting are making state parks a more attractive placement for workampers.

Outdoor Hospitality ·

The Campground Guest Is Changing. So Is the Job.

The camper visiting a campground in 2026 is different from the camper of 2010 — in age, expectations, equipment, and what they want from the experience. The industry has been adapting, and those adaptations are reshaping what campground jobs look like.

RV Lifestyle ·

How Full-Time RVers Handle Health Insurance

Health coverage stops more potential full-timers than any other logistics challenge. The concerns are legitimate, but the solutions exist — they're just not obvious until you know where to look.

Campground News ·

National Forest Campgrounds: The Overlooked Option for Workampers

National park hosting is competitive, inconsistent in compensation, and stressful at high-traffic parks. National forest campground hosting has none of those problems — and is often better in the ways that actually matter for day-to-day life as a host.