KOA work
Kampsites of america has the work pamper program where you can apply for seasonal work. I'm wondering if anyone has done this.. Since it costs a $35 membership to be able to see the jobs and appl...
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We have worked as KOA Workampers, but it's been a decade since our last stint with a KOA.
Every job is different in terms of hours and what they consider compensation (site, pay, partial site, etc.) because each KOA is independently owned. Not all offer a free site. Some just offer a discount. Some expect you to work 40 hours/week for only a free site. Others have a lower work requirement. There are other, free, options for finding workamping jobs. Workamper News was one we also followed.
Every job is different in terms of hours and what they consider compensation (site, pay, partial site, etc.) because each KOA is independently owned. Not all offer a free site. Some just offer a discount. Some expect you to work 40 hours/week for only a free site. Others have a lower work requirement. There are other, free, options for finding workamping jobs. Workamper News was one we also followed.
