In this week’s episode, I will be speaking with the owner of an Idaho RV park that is undergoing significant renovations to recreate its former glory. He’s looking for Workampers right now as well as in 2026.

Brandon Moore is the current owner of Rigby Air Village RV Park in scenic Rigby, Idaho.

Originally built in the 1970s, the park had fallen into disrepair, but Brandon and his team are bringing it back to life.

With brand-new bathrooms, a modern office, upgraded infrastructure and future plans for a unique wind-sheltered outdoor movie crater, Rigby Air Village is becoming a destination worth exploring.

The park offers 90 RV sites, of which 80 have full hookups and 10 offer water and electric connections only.

Rigby Air Village is open year-round, but the busy season runs from May through October.

Nestled just an hour to 90 minutes from natural treasures like Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Craters of the Moon and Jackson Hole, the location offers many recreational opportunities for travelers and Workampers alike.

In today’s conversation, Brandon shares details about what makes the park special, how the team is building a welcoming and flexible work environment, and why Rigby Air Village could be a great fit for Workampers who enjoy variety, autonomy and the great outdoors.

Rigby Air Village RV Park isn’t just a place to park an RV, it is a growing community with a mission to blend small-town comfort with modern amenities.

As the park continues to evolve, Brandon and his team are building a family-friendly, guest-oriented atmosphere.

To help support their vision, they’re looking for Workampers who want to do more than just punch a clock. The park currently seeks four Workampers – or two couples – during its peak season.

Workampers can specialize or rotate through a variety of roles, including office administration, groundskeeping and building maintenance.

People working in exchange for an RV site should expect to put in around six hours per week.

But for those looking to earn additional income, the park offers paid hours at $13 to $15 per hour, depending on experience, with schedules ranging from 15 to 20 hours per week.

Workampers receive a $250 monthly electric stipend to help offset the high cost of utilities in Idaho.

Tech-savvy applicants with experience using ResNexus or other reservation systems will have a leg up, especially for office roles that involve handling guest communications, AI-enhanced phone systems and integrated reservation platforms.

Brandon emphasized the importance of hiring people who are eager to contribute, offer ideas, and help shape the future of the park. Workampers who bring constructive feedback from other experiences will be welcomed with open arms.

Applications are being accepted now for positions that start as early as August or September of this year, with recruiting for the 2025 season ramping up in January or February.

If you’d like to learn more or apply, visit RigbyAirVillageRVPark.com, or email the team directly at [email protected].

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That’s all for this week’s show. Next time, I will be speaking with another employer who is looking for Workampers in 2026 and beyond. Thank you for listening. If you like these interviews, please consider leaving a review wherever you download the episodes.