Support Your RV Lifestyle as a Paid Campground Host

Are you a full-time RV'er who would like to put their passion and lifestyle to work for them, or are you someone who would like to become a full-time or seasonal RV'er but are worried about the money? Why not try to find a job as a campground host?

The role of the campground host varies from campground to campground but generally a campground host is responsible for being the go-to person for visitors in the campground. A campground host may also be responsible for jobs such as collecting fees, cleaning the bathrooms, or raking leaves. A paid campground host will receive a salary and a site that most usually includes full hookups. While the campground host at most national and state parks is a volunteer position there are still many campgrounds where you can find a paying campground host position, you just have to know where to look.

Recreation Resource Management

Recreation Resource Management has contracts to staff many campgrounds throughout ten states. They hire about five hundred seasonal employees per year to work at one of one hundred and seventy-five campgrounds.

You can apply with Recreation Resource Management in one of three ways; you can apply online, download an application from the website and mail it in, or receive a paper application by mail to mail back in.

To apply online or to learn more about Recreation Resource Management you can visit their website.

KOA

KOA is a well known name in the travel industry, and KOA campgrounds are very popular among RV'ers. KOA offers a Work Kamper program which allows campers to find seasonal work among the many KOA campgrounds. Most positions with KOA campgrounds are seasonal, mainly one to three months, some are longer, and bonuses are given at some campgrounds if you stay during the entire peak season.