? Becoming a KOA Work Kamper for $
Posting here thinking the workamping section has too limited views. Becoming a KOA Work Kamper - worth the $35? Is it any better, more convenient, easier, etc, than going to one of the online si...
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fj12ryder wrote:B.O. Plenty wrote:Apparently your experience is different from many others. We have friends who have done it for 4 years and love it. They don't clean toilets, no unreasonable management, site is supplied, propane and electric is supplied, all they have to do is man the entry booth for a few hours several days/week.
Add up the hours worked X even minimum wage. There is no way you can come out as a workamper vs a minimum wage job working anywhere else and just paying for you site out of your earnings. No cleaning toilets, nobody knocking on your door after your work hours, no unreasonable management, no extra hours without pay.
B.O.
You must have picked the wrong park to work in.
Hey - there's good deals - and bad deals!
You couldn't pay me enough or offer enough "perks" to "man the entry booth" at some parks. Fee space = no thanks. Ex: CampLand in San Diego, AKA The San Diego Zoo.
Slow park (the entry booth) or busy park.
Kinda like the gate guard jobs in TX at the fracking sites.
Whatever rings your/their chimes.
:W
