Looking for feedback on restricted workamper options

Go with option 1. Many RVers don't want to spend an entire season someplace. I'm currently working a gig where RVs have to be moved after 30 days so the owners offer 1 month workamping gigs. Worked out just right for me.

I doubt many would choose option 2. The whole idea of RVs is that you can up and move. If you have to remove the axles and have a foundation, you might as well stick with the manufactured home.

A 90-day limit isn't bad.

Removing and reinstalling axles isn’t child’s play. Factor in that cost. Where will your store them when removed?

Thank you, both! I sure appreciate.

Other input welcome: would a 90 day contract be workable for many of you?

Jim P.

Im not a workcamper, but those I've talked to, at least here in the Southeast, tend to stay for 90 days or so. Some less. Some even more than that.

I would think you could find someone willing to do that.

Mike

Jim depending on how many you need you might do a combination of the two and find which works better in your situation. Removing the axles of a Class A or any motor home is probably a non-starter, so you'll limit yourself there. Some may prefer a shorter stay until they get to know the situation, coming in blind and having to have axles removed may scare off some too. But after a month others may want to move on, then come back later to do a 90 day stint.

Based on the board and your experience I assume you've looked into any possible exemption for to the land use rules of the area.

With your situation you're going to need to be a bit picky about who you allow to work/stay there, youth protection policies, background checks etc. All of this could make things a challenge. You might reach out to the Oregon State parks and talk/learn from their camp host program, can reach them at the Parks Info Center at 800-551-6949 or park.info@oregon.gov

All good advice!...thank you, Walaby and esp Y-Guy, so much. Jim P.

I don't know anyone who would wish to remove the axles, unless the RV is an old beater suitable for a hunting/fishing camp.