The Workamper Show Podcast

Apple Island Resort will hire between 40 and 50 Workampers next summer to work in the front office, staff the general store or deli, and oversee maintenance as well as landscaping. Others are hired as marina attendants and to work at the golf course.

The hotels are located in a relatively small town, but in an area that is a big attraction for tourists visiting Yellowstone from around the world.

Pitch artists make at least $18 per hour, and they are paid every Friday at the flat rate fee or a percentage commission earned, whichever is greater.

The show is celebrating its 55th anniversary this year, and it is expecting to draw upward of 50,000 people during the five-day event.

Anyone who runs a business from their RV, or dreams of doing so someday, would benefit from participating in RV Life’s RV Entrepreneur workshop Sept. 12 in Hershey. It will be a great opportunity to learn from successful business owners and to network with other RV entrepreneurs as well.

Connie’s uplifting book shares how their lives changed for the better by leaving a world of stress and anxiety behind, even if it meant making less money as a result.

Michelle is looking for at least six volunteer Workampers in 2025 to put in about 20 to 25 hours a week at the destination campground in exchange for a free RV site.

A few years ago, Gabriel started cleaning RV holding tanks for a company and later ventured out on his own as the owner of Tank Rangers. Today, he teaches others how to be in business for themselves to provide the same type of service.

So far this year, more than 1,000 volunteers have donated 2,300 hours of their time to assist with 45 events. More events are planned for the rest of the year.

The campground is looking for Workampers, especially a couple, to work immediately through October. Typically, Silverline Resort hires six Workampers a year, and they are cross-trained to do multiple jobs.