The couple has done a lot of traveling outside the United States. Harley said they saw Workamping as a way to see more of America. Ideally, the couple would like to spend time Workamping in Alaska.

Their entire family has been involved in charities over the years. Now they want to travel to small towns across America and help everyday type of people with their special needs.

There are a number of top-quality displays at the museum, a library of industry archives, and the Hall of Fame itself, which memorializes the 485 – and counting – men and women who built and transformed both thriving industries.

They are younger than most Workampers, but really had a bug to travel. After a fire destroyed their sticks-and-bricks home, the Raymonds opted to hit the road in search of adventure and, eventually, a new place to live.

Lesa McDermott and Mary Byrnes are very involved in the Girl Camper movement to help women to get together to learn about RVing and enjoy the RV experience. Both women are contestants in Season Two of RV Unplugged.

To support their RV travels, Talmange and Ashanti set up a YouTube channel to teach weekend warriors how to get started in the RV lifestyle. That channel has more than 41,300 subscribers. They also started a Facebook community that now has more than 5,200 members.

Robert Earl talks about opportunities available for Workampers at his Beyonder campgrounds, but also describes how Workampers can better ensure their applications get noticed by any employer.

After losing nearly 300 pounds together, Joe and Rachel Stauffer started a YouTube channel to teach people how to enjoy a healthy lifestyle. In 2020, they bought an RV to force them to leave work and go outdoors. But, they started another YouTube channel devoted to the RV lifestyle. This year, they are contestants on RV Unplugged.

RV Life also offers a plethora of quality content generated by RVers and posted on its websites and forums. One of the flagship products produced by RV Life is a web-based software as a service app designed to help RVers plan their trips.

There are not many administrative jobs for volunteers to do at the project, so Tanner wants people to know they will be involved in activities to enhance the quality and beauty of the project.