Working on the road fulltime

Friend retired for service, he and his wife full time, and post a blog on a regular basis, with Amazon links, click thru provides some $$$. I have never asked how much.

I keep seeing the Amazon jobs in KY. How much do they pay and the hours/days.

Check with one of the large national security companies as it sounds like you will be traveling. Allied Universal and Securitas are two of the largest companies in the country with accounts in every state. This way you could possibly get hired by the company and transfer from location to location.
Best of luck in your travels.

Start checking with all of the Shopping centers and malls. They all have night guards for patrolling the outside areas... A friend of mine makes goood money doing this...

Being a LEO would probably put you high on the list...

Roy Ken

We work 3-4 months out of the year for Amazon. This will be our sixth year with them in Campbellsville, KY.
Amazon Camperforce

If you are looking for piecemeal work check with the local companies who service ATM machines in the areas you want to stay in. When Diebold or another company sends a tech out nights or weekends some security guard goes along. Its considered high risk, because sometimes the machines are purposely sabotaged to force a tech to a location in the middle of the night. normal pay is around $25 an hour from when you get the call to when you get home, plus a mileage allowance.
Also check, I did personal protection for a while, but I will warn you, the folks you deal with (politicians) are the lowest forms of life in the country. And no, party doesnt matter.

Volunteer at a national park. The perks can include, Site for your rig as well as full hookups; one or two I saw include a propane allowance.
Better than $$$ cause not taxable

You could run drugs or smuggle but, that could make it a short retirement. :B

Probably security is your best bet. You shouldn't have any problems finding part time work in that field. IF, that is what you want.
Maybe you had enough of that type work. ;)

I believe the National Parks hire retired LEO's for peak season training is required.

It should be easy for you to find temp security work almost anywhere in the country. Retail, manufacturing, financial... all hire lots of security.

There may even be agencies that do all the screening, etc and staffing for jobs. I bet there are newsletters/associations for retired LEO that will have info.