The Workamper Show Podcast

Today, we’re diving into a topic that has revolutionized RV travel and how Workampers live and work, that being solar power for RVs.

My guests today are Justin Mowery and Nick Sauble, the co-founders of RV Solar Concepts, a mobile installation business based near Phoenix.

What began as a weekend hobby for these Navy veterans has grown into a thriving enterprise helping RVers enjoy more freedom and flexibility through solar energy.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

Today we are diving into the world of digital marketing with a special focus on search engine optimization, or SEO. It is one of the most powerful and cost-effective ways to get more visibility for your business, whether it is online or a traditional company.

My guest today is Alessia Silvestri, the founder and owner of Foretell Consulting, a digital marketing agency that helps small businesses grow by enhancing their online presence.

With more than 20 years of experience in digital marketing, Alessia started her career in SEO and web development before expanding into pay-per-click advertising...

Today I will be speaking with a Workamper who is in her 70s and having the time of her life. She gets to visit places she has always wanted to see, and supports herself through a company she started.

Connie Waddell is a 75-year-old solo traveler who proves that adventure has no age limit.

Born and raised in the Black Hills of South Dakota, Connie grew up camping. But, three and a half years ago, she decided to jump into RV life full-time.

She chose a high-top camper van for its convenience and...

Today I am talking with a father of three who, along with his wife, enjoyed RVing full-time as a family for more than six years. He has lots of advice to share.

Garrett Syfrett is a husband, father of three, video production specialist, and former full-time RV traveler.

In 2018, Garrett and his wife made the bold decision to sell their home in Washington state and hit the road with their young family in search of a more connected, experience-rich lifestyle.

They had already been homeschooling their children, so when the opportunity came for...

In today’s episode, we’re heading to the beautiful Pacific Northwest to learn about volunteer opportunities with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) at Oregon’s Willamette Valley Project.

I am interviewing Ranger James Blakely, who describes his recreation system and the role Workampers play in supporting its mission.

The Willamette Valley Project includes 13 dams, each creating scenic lakes surrounded by forested land, boat ramps and peaceful campgrounds.

The Corps manages three of these campgrounds directly and recruits Workampers to help keep them clean, welcoming and well-maintained throughout the busy summer...

Today we’re heading to the North Dakota Badlands to learn about a unique Workamping opportunity with the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation.

Located in the gateway town of Medora, just east of the Montana border, the foundation operates many of the attractions, businesses and recreational experiences in the area.

That includes hotels, a campground, restaurants, retail shops and the iconic Medora Musical, which has been delighting audiences for 60 years.

The foundation’s mission is to preserve the history of Medora, celebrate the legacy of Theodore Roosevelt, and create unforgettable experiences for guests from all...

If you’ve ever dreamed of spending a summer surrounded by mountain vistas, pristine lakes, scenic trails and friendly people, then volunteering with Idaho’s State Parks may be the perfect opportunity for you. You will find out why today.

In this episode, we’ll explore the wide range of volunteer roles available throughout Idaho’s 30-plus state parks and recreation areas.

Those include jobs as traditional campground hosts and visitor center support staff as well as trail maintenance, educational programming and even building bridges on backcountry trails.

There are multiple opportunities for people w...

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 crat...

Buying a new RV is exciting. It’s the first step toward hitting the open road to take endless adventures. It’s also the thrilling start of a new chapter in your life.

But, before you hitch up and head out, there’s one critical step that many RV owners overlook: the shakedown cruise. Today, I will be talking with an RV inspector about how to conduct a successful shakedown cruise.

In today’s episode, I am speaking with Rob Wilhelm, who is a master certified RV inspector, and the...

Today, we’re heading to the heart of California wine country to speak with a city official about a Workamping opportunity at an RV park connected to a local fairgrounds.

Shelli Wright is the fairgrounds revitalization director for the City of Calistoga, CA, which is a small town of just over 5,000 people in Napa Valley.

Shelli shares details about a beautifully refurbished RV park located right on the grounds of the former Napa County Fairgrounds.

Once shuttered, the fairgrounds have been brought back to life and now offer Workampers a truly unique place to...

If you’re looking for a Workamping job in a location packed with outdoor adventure, cultural attraction, and scenic beauty, Holiday RV Park in Traverse City, Mich., might be the perfect fit.

The role involves general maintenance and housekeeping. It is ideal for a solo Workamper who enjoys nature and has a helpful, easygoing personality.

Whether you're greeting guests as an ambassador, helping with maintenance, or simply sharing your love of the region, there’s a role for nearly every skill set.

Sherrie described the facility as a warm, welcoming and well-organized resort, which offers everything from a year-round pool and hot tub to a quilting room, social hall and pizza kitchen.

Each summer, the resort grows from a core staff of 11 year-round employees to more than 150 seasonal team members, including 40 to 50 Workampers who help bring the resort’s many offerings to life.

The campground typically hires six to eight Workampers per season and offers a wide variety of positions, including housekeeping, guest services, general maintenance, cooking and bartending.

RV Overnights is a way to make money by connecting travelers with local businesses while creating richer, more meaningful RVing experiences.

The business combines a craft brewery, tavern and a small 24-site RV resort with cabins all on one scenic property just two miles from the ocean.

Kelley has crafted a purposeful and sustainable lifestyle by combining remote work, side gigs, and a wide variety of Workamping jobs.

Their personal RVing experience, especially with boondocking and long-distance travel for ultra-marathons, gives them unique insight into how different rigs function in real-life situations.

Tim is a great example of how modern technology and a purpose-driven mindset can open up incredible lifestyle opportunities for people who want to work while traveling.

There are no ongoing franchise fees or royalty percentages that are paid to the company. BikeRX is just a turnkey setup and a supportive framework to get rolling fast.

Chris explained East Lake Resort may be small in size, but it offers a wide range of seasonal Workamping opportunities in a beautiful and remote location.

As the fifth-largest bed and breakfast in Montana, Bad Rock offers more than cozy accommodations; it delivers unforgettable Glacier experiences and a warm, family-style atmosphere where guests and staff feel right at home.

It’s a turnkey way to build your own mobile business. With no storefront and no overhead, EPDM Coatings takes care of the product fulfillment.

What started as Jill’s plea for a one-year RV trial turned into a five-year adventure that reshaped both their personal and professional lives.

First, we’ll be speaking with Lynne Swanson, the director of Safe Harbor Farm. It is a beautiful 61-acre nature sanctuary in North Carolina. Then we will speak with Jeff Parsons, the director of Bay Shore Family Camp and Ministry, which has been a cornerstone of faith-based retreats and family camps in Michigan for over a century.

That old camper sitting in someone’s field could be your next adventure waiting to happen. All it takes is a little creativity, a willingness to learn, and the confidence to pick up that first tool.

This is your chance to experience the midnight sun, breathtaking mountain views, and the adventure of a lifetime – all while earning money and making new friends.

Workamping at On Golden Rescue isn’t just a job, it’s an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of animals who might otherwise have nowhere else to go.

The Youngers need a Workamping couple to keep the landscaping looking nice, and to prepare the reception hall and wedding barn before events.

A MyRVGuy franchise is designed for RVers who are mechanically inclined, self-motivated and passionate about helping fellow travelers maintain and repair their rigs.

Pepwear’s traveling pop-up stores provide customized event merchandise at high school championships, music competitions, and other special events across the country.

Randy is looking for a couple who loves working with people and possesses a friendly, can-do attitude as well as a desire to work in a luxury environment.

The culture at Laurel Lock Campground creates a rather unique Workamping opportunity because much of the work is devoted to assisting seasonal residents.

The private mom-and-pop campground features about 100 campsites and four cabins situated on 30 acres of property. A family-oriented facility, it attracts a good mix of seasonal campers and overnight visitors.

Charlie has worked as a camp host, shuttled customers on canoeing excursions, mowed grass, and worked in camp stores or at the front desk. He recently worked for a campground in Minnesota called Fiddlesticks. That was where he found a job he just loved – operating a train which took kids around the park. He became known as “Choo-Choo Charlie.”

For a fun experiment, Greg interviews ChatGPT about what the RVing and Workamping lifestyle is like. The results were humorous and interesting.

Garr teaches business owners how to find RVs to rent, where to store them, how to rent them and to do so while making a good income.

He likes to hire Workamping couples so one person can help with the hunt and skinning animals, and the other tends to the lodge. Ideally, one or both of the Workampers should enjoy hunting and being around hunters.