Seasonal help, camp hosts, housekeeping crews, managers, and more — posted by RV parks and campgrounds. Every opening is listed under the park's own city and state, so pick your state and see who's hiring in your area. The board is new — openings are just beginning to appear as parks gear up for the season.
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These openings are gathered from two other workamping boards, Kamper Jobs and WorkampingJobs, and written out in full below, grouped by state. Camp Orbit doesn't run them and can't take applications for them — each opening links to the original listing, where you apply. The small label on each opening names the board it came from.
Cotillion Gardens RV Park · Felton, CA
This redwood-forest park in the Santa Cruz Mountains hires workamping couples for its busy summer season. The park is looking for hardworking, adaptable team players who do well in a fast-paced setting.
National Park Service, Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks · Three Rivers, CA
Volunteer hosts are the friendly face of campgrounds across Sequoia and Kings Canyon. They greet campers, check reservations, rove the grounds answering questions and explaining rules such as safe food storage in bear country, help keep sites tidy, and pass problems along to park staff. Hosts bring their own RV, and training and uniform pieces are provided.
Redwood Empire Fairgrounds · Ukiah, CA
Host the fairgrounds' in-town RV park in Mendocino County. The main stated duty is cleaning the bathrooms and laundry room; while on duty, hosts can stay in their RV with a portable phone and may leave the property to run errands. Longer stays are welcome when the fit is good.
Estes Valley Recreation and Park District · Estes Park, CO
Maintenance and landscaping work at the district's Estes Park campgrounds: rebuilding tent pads, installing signs and fences, planting and watering trees, painting, light janitorial work, and looking after the pool. You need to be able to work at 8,000 feet; electrical and plumbing experience is a plus but not required.
Dakota Ridge RV Resort · Golden, CO
A two-person team: one partner runs the office — experience with the Campground Master reservation system is preferred — while the other handles maintenance, including plumbing, electrical, and carpentry work, mowing, and snow removal in the winter months. A credit and background check is required.
Echo Basin Resort · Mancos, CO
Workampers pitch in across this cabin and RV resort in the southwest Colorado mountains — groundskeeping, maintenance, office work, laundry and housekeeping, and kitchen help. Hours beyond the 25 for the site can go toward pay, store merchandise, meals, or cabin and site rentals. Couples often split the hours, and singles are welcome too.
Lee County Parks and Recreation · Alva, FL
Volunteer hosts help run the campground in its busy season: confirming reservations, registering campers and collecting fees, answering visitor questions, and helping keep campsites, the bathhouse, and the hiking trails clean and ready. Two volunteers sharing one site can split the hours. A background check and orientation come first, and pets are not allowed on park property.
Heritage RV Park · Augusta, GA
One person runs the office on weekends at this family-owned park — greeting arrivals, answering the phones, and managing reservations — and keeps Monday through Thursday free. The park hopes to find a solo RVer who wants to settle in for a few years rather than a single season.
Forest Service, Huron-Manistee National Forests · Mio, MI
Hosts at this 27-site campground on Kneff Lake are often the first Forest Service faces visitors meet. They walk the campground at least twice a day, answer questions, and help with cleaning restrooms, picking up litter, and clearing fire rings — reporting any rule problems to the district office instead of handling enforcement themselves.
Forty Mile Point Lighthouse · Rogers City, MI
Two working adults stay on the lighthouse grounds as Guest Keepers. The work is giving tours of the lighthouse and the Calcite pilot house, or helping out in the gift shop.
Minneapolis Southwest KOA · Jordan, MN
The KOA is hiring work campers for its 2027 season across maintenance, housekeeping, and front desk roles.
Forest Service · Superior, MT
This paved campground above the Clark Fork River has three loops, each with its own host. Hosts clean and stock the restrooms, clear fire pits, rake and blow off sites, mow and weed-eat, do light painting and minor maintenance, and welcome campers while reminding them of the campground rules.
The Cradleboard and Dancing Moose Gifts · West Yellowstone, MT
Couples work together in the two gift shops: retail sales and customer service, pricing and restocking merchandise, and light cleaning. Both partners share the same schedule and the same two days off in a row, and the work involves lifting boxes of up to 40 pounds.
Camp Rio (formerly The Camp at Cloudcroft) · Mayhill, NM
One person covers the office and the small store — phone inquiries, reservations, and check-ins — and keeps the bathhouse up, while the other works alongside the owner on maintenance projects and general upkeep. The park sits on the Rio Penasco River, with 38 full-hookup sites, tent sites, glamping sites, and cabins.
National Park Service, Cape Lookout National Seashore · Harkers Island, NC
Two volunteers help the maintenance crew look after the Great Island Cabin Camp — cleaning cabins, restrooms, and public areas, making repairs, and keeping up the grounds. The cabin camp is reachable only by boat, so volunteers ride over with park staff each day.
Lincoln County Parks · Newport, OR
Run the county's park host program on the Oregon Coast: recruiting, training, scheduling, and supervising about 10 park hosts across several county parks. It's a full-time, benefited position for an organized, people-oriented person with strong leadership and communication skills.
Long Springs Tiny Homes · Sevierville, TN
Clean and turn over 19 tiny-home rentals — as few as two turnovers on a quiet day and as many as 15–16 on a busy one — and manage the linen service and cleaning supplies. The owners hire carefully: after a first conversation, they bring candidates in for a two-week working interview and put them up in one of the tiny homes.
McCord Business Center · Corpus Christi, TX
A retired couple with their own RV lives on site at this business center, about 20 miles from Padre Island. In exchange for the site, they keep the grounds up — mowing, weed eating, a bit of painting and patching — and provide a security presence for the property.
Fisherman's Cove RV Park · Ilwaco, WA
This opening is for singles who live on site in their own RV, no more than 15 years old. Hosts greet and check in guests, take reservations, clean sites and facilities, handle lawn care and general park upkeep, and help guests day to day at this park at the mouth of the Columbia River.
St. Croix County Parks · Glenwood City, WI
Hosts welcome campers to Glen Hills Campground, help with self-registration and reservations, share information about the park and the area, and walk the grounds several times a day. Light tasks such as stocking bathrooms and picking up litter are assigned by the park manager, and hosts carry a duty phone for after-hours calls.
Listings from KamperJobs.com and WorkampingJobs.com. Openings change often — if one has been filled, the board it came from will say so. Links checked November 2, 2026.
Fill in your opening below and send it over. Posting is included free with a Camp Orbit plan. Every opening gets a quick review before it appears on this board, so yours won't show up right this minute — if we need anything else, we'll email you.
