Crabs are a great meal to pick at, socialize, have fun, and to enjoy a nice beer with. Crabby campworkers and guests are not fun to be with, socialize with or enjoy a beverage with . If you as a campworker are having a bad crabby day turn your day around to a great day. If a guest is having a crabby day turn their day around to a great day also. Either task is
not easy but well worth it. Give it a try.
Wherever you are in your work and travels, we wish you joy and prosperity.
Partial Listing Of Current Jobs Offered
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See the current Help Wanted ads posted on the Workers On Wheels website. You do not need to pay to see the job postings on our website. You have access to the entire ads, including contact information for the employers.
Lake of the Ozarks
Majestic Oaks Campground in beautiful Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, has positions available for 2021 Season. Couples work two, 6-hour days per week in exchange for FHU, WiFi, CableTV, Laundry, ½ price propane, and 20% store discount. Duties include grounds maintenance, housekeeping, office work, and customer service. Our rotating schedule allows for most weekends off! Lots to do in the lake area.
See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
What It's Like Working at a National Park?
Crater Lake (OR), Lake Powell (UT & AZ), & Olympic Peninsula (WA) are all hiring for their Summer 2021 season! To learn more about what it's like working at one of America's beautiful National Parks check out our Careers Site. Here you can: - Learn more about each park - RSVP to an Info Session -
See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
Fishberry Campground in the Heart of the Sandhills Nebraska
Fishberry Campground is a small, 22 site, family owned RV park on a working farm/ranch. We are looking for a friendly and dependable couple or individual from Memorial Day to mid-September for the 2021 season. Duties would include registering guests, taking reservations, light cleaning and possible mowing. Couples or individuals will work closely with owners. Work in exchange for a full hook up site including electricity, water, sewer, WIFI and laundry. After 25
hours of work a week pay is $12 an hour. This is a flexible and laidback atmosphere. Pets are welcome. Come and enjoy the activities of our area: floating the Niobrara River, biking the Cowboy Trial, golfing, Fort Niobrara Refuge, and fishing at Refuge lakes and Merritt Reservoir. We are only three hours from the Black Hills of South Dakota. See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
Help wanted outside and inside
Help wanted outside and inside couples preferred 20 hrs a week covers full hook up site if you want extra hrs 13.50 hr inside office and check in. Outside mowing weeding site prep. See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
Camp Holiday Resort & Campground, MN
Camp Holiday Resort & Campground on Turtle Lake, Deerwood, MN. We are looking for an energetic-outgoing couple or individual to help us out for the 2021 season (Mid-April to September 30th). Our position(s) include housekeeping and store hours (reservations & retail). We are looking for housekeeper(s) to help with our staff cleaning 12 cabins, 3 homes, shower house, and general cleaning in other building. Store duties would require computer skills for
our reservation program and POS system. We provide FHU site ($580 value), and hourly wage. You will work 20 to 40 hours a week. Compensation includes full hookup, electric, and wireless internet exchange for 8 hours week for one person (4 hours per week per person for couple). The remaining hours will be paid at $18 per hour. See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
Chugach NF Camp Host Chugach National Forest Alaska campground hosts needed for the summer of 2021 Mid May thru September Various campgrounds available along the Alaska Kenai Pennisula, must have own RV (no tents), letter of employment for border crossing, campsite provided and pay varies depending on the campground $1800-$400 per month Our fantastic Campground Hosts work in the campground assisting with the reservation system,
selling camping permits and providing customer service to our visitors. You also serve as eyes and ears for USFS personnel in their assigned campground. The satisfaction of helping both the National Forest and its visitors is the Campground Host’s greatest reward. There is no substitute for the personal touch that makes a camper feel welcome and, “at home.” Campground Hosts meet visitors from all walks of life, and often, fellow campers become lasting friends. Many Campground
Hosts and campers return to the same campground year after year, sharing stories of new grandchildren, winter activities, and old memories.
Duties vary, but can be a combination of the following: · Live at the campground from mid-May through September · Ability to work well with, and report to, company management · Offer information and explain regulations, such as fee system and campground rules
· Verify campers have purchased their site and filled out the proper fee envelope · Educate campers about campground rules and the protection of natural resources · Communicate potential or actual problems to USFS personnel. · Maintain and clean campsites, restrooms and day use areas daily
· Must provide own living quarters, in a hard-sided vehicle such as a trailer or RV · Willingness to help with light maintenance · Answer visitor questions and provide them with excellent customer service · Assist with the campground reservation system · Distribute and collect camper comment cards or
surveys · Participate in interpretive programs and maintaining message centers and bulletin boards. See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
Tok RV Viilage & Cabins Tok, AlaskaGateway to Alaska
Workampers couples, singles, summer 2021@2022.checkin,Phone,grounds keeper ,cleaning. 7days on & 7 days off,5.5 hours a day. Paid, full hookup, cable tv ,wi/fi ,Laundry. See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
Pioneer Auto Show Murdo, S. Dakota Summer Help
Pioneer Auto Show Murdo SD Est in 1954 needs seasonal help May-September. Sales staff, Maint, Cln, and Auto Mech. Wages/full rv site. Must love people/hospitality. Contact Dave/Vivian. See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
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Sharon Everidge
I am a mature and friendly person with a variety of skill sets who takes pride in a job well done. Life and work experiences have made me a diplomatic problem solver with the ability to successfully interact with diverse personalities.
My early work experiences included executive secretarial at Star Packaging in Rockford Illinois, clerical in Credit and Collections at Mayflower National Office in Carmel Indiana, management of my own multi-family apartments, and organizing camping/entertainment events at various venues.
Besides these positions, I have also been a camp custodian at large festival events, arts and crafts instructor, substitute teacher in public schools, and director of campground activities. Nine years as a foster parent to trauma challenged youth has equipped me with behavior management skills, continuous First Aid/CPR licensure, and yearly background checks.
I require a wage and FHU site for my Escape 19 fiberglass TT. See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
Curtis and Debbie Thomas 3101 SW 34th Ave STE 905 PMB 267 Ocala, FL 33474 Position Wanted: Camp Host, Activities, Cook, Housekeeper, Maintenance, Office Help, Groundskeeper, Manager/Assistant, Security, General Labor, Marina Maintenance Location Desired: Florida, Georgia, South Carolina Availability: April 1,2021 Compensation Needed: FHU and Salary Contact Info:
servicearts16@gmail.com 760-716-5509 About Us: We are stewards of the land and sea. We have been in hospitality since the 1970's. We believe that every guest/camper/boater should experience the best moment of truth; that first interaction with the camp host that makes the best impression and enhances camper loyalty. We understand that repeat guests are the meat and potatoes of the campground. We have spent the last 40 years raising the standards of hospitality
around the world and will continue to do so in our camp host position. Rig Description: 38RL 5th wheel Alpen lite Skills:Curtis: Outside machinist, security, groundskeeper, small & large engine repair, painting, cleaning, tractor & mower operator, marina & boat experience. Strong communications background, fluency in Spanish. Debbie: Groundskeeper, museum docent, computers, gift store operator, cleaning, educator, special event coordinator, newsletter editor, boat
experience. Experience: July 2015-July 2017: Camp host San Diego Parks & Recreation Dept. Curt worked with light & heavy machinery, maintaining 112acre day use park. Deborah maintained the gardens, performs docent tours in 1850's museum, assists park attendants at special event and wedding venue, works in gift store and gives information to park visitors. July 2017-Sept 2017 Park Host Gualala River Redwood Campground, Gualala, CA. Curt did maintenance with a team for over 200
campsites and Debbie ran the busy store. Sept 2017-July 2018 Camp Host and Cook at KM Resorts Sequim Washington. Debbie worked in the office and Curt did maintenance. As we are both retired chefs, we cooked on weekends serving Friday night dinners and Sunday brunch. We facilitated potlucks on Saturday nights. July 2018 – November 2018 We cooked at the Elks Lodge in Sequim WA. November 2018 – May 2020 We were caretakers of large home on Dungeness Spit in Washington performing
maintenance of grounds, cleaning the home, and stocking the home with food and beverage for returning owner and his guests. May 2020 – present Camp Host with the Florida State Parks; Rainbow Springs in Dunnellon and presently with Koreshan State Park in Estero, Fl. We go back to Rainbow Springs Park until April 1, 2021. Curt has twenty years’ experience as a property manager on client's condos, and as captain, engineer, and personal assistant on mega-yachts, handling all day-to-day
operations required to keep multiple land and sea properties functional for a high-end clientele around the world. Curtis has over 7 years in the Coast Guard and over 15 years working as an outside machinist, electrician, and plumber's assistant in San Diego. He is qualified to assist, if necessary, in the maintenance of NFS facilities and holds an in-depth knowledge of heating and ventilation systems, air conditioning, lighting, and light carpentry. He is a detailed painter, having refurbished
many Mega-yachts for a distinguished clientele over the past 20 years. 2007-present Debbie is an online adjunct hospitality professor, consultant, and trainer. Debbie has twenty years’ experience as a CEO, owner/operator and personal chef of mega-yachts, special event & catering companies. Debbie sold her highly success farm to table catering company and moved into the world of consulting and academia. Debbie is the founder of School for the Service Arts, a waiter training
company that raises standards of hospitality around the world through classroom workshops, on-line learning, and certification. She creates curriculum, assists with internships and job placement, and facilitates online learning for hospitality professionals. Smoker? No Drinker? Pets? No Kids? No Thanks so much, Debbie & Curt. See Workers On Wheels Web site for contact information.
Phyllis Soleto
Detailed, Organized looking for opportunities to use my skills and abilities while traveling out on the road. Having a versatile background I believe
I bring a unique skill set to any opportunity or position. Looking to learn new skills if needed and can relocate when needed
Positions Held:
Administrative Assistant
Manager
Asst. Manager
Legal Assistant
Membership Sales
Lead Vocalist
Fitness Trainer
Driver
Event Coordinator
Work Experience:
Current:
Self Employed Musician- New Orleans, La.
Lead for Acoustic (2) Band, Lead and Background Vocals for full band
Event Coordinator- Kenner, La. (remote)
June, 2019-Present
Local Wine Bar and Restaurant
Porch and Patio
Prior:
Bartender, Slidell, La.
The Dock (closed down
Uber Driver
May, 2016 - March, 2020
Leasing Consultant
Apartment Homes by Tonti
August, 2013- May, 2014
On Site Property Manager
Eastwind Apartments
Position held only for 5 months (2005)
Property Destroyed by Hurricane Katrina
Asst. Property Manager/Asst. to CEO
Lincoln Court Apartments
1996-1998
Legal Assistant/Secretary/Receptionist
Same Legal Firm changed names and Attorney's
1985-1996
Skills: Strong Communication Skills
Excellent Customer Service
Problem Solving
Self Starter
Team Player
Sales
Cash Handling
Team Building
Scheduling
Adaptable/Flexible
30 plus years of Computer Experience
See website for contact information.
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Feature Weekly Article by Mike and Traci McCullough
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Mike and Traci McCullough have been full time RV-ing since March, 2020 with their two moody Shih Tzus, Iggy and Ruby. Mike still works an 8-5 job as a remote IT professional and Traci documents their misadventures in their blog which you can follow at www.mikeandtraci.com
Crock Pot Santa Fe Chicken Stew
After spending the last two months with our parents / in-laws, we have really enjoyed the home cooked meals that both of our mothers love to make. They both have a cupboard full of cookbooks with the standards such as “Joy of Cooking”, “Betty Crocker’s Cookbook” and the “Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook”. They also have the random ones they have picked up either as gifts or small fundraiser books that the local schools or charities put out. They both even
have the hand typed 3x5 recipe cards in the little metal card boxes from the early 1900s as they get passed down.
The only downside to this is a lot of the meals they love to cook are, let us just say, not quite low-calorie or low-fat. If we were working on a farm from dawn until dusk, we would need some sustenance to make up for all the burned energy. But for some reason, typing out a few paragraphs doesn’t burn the same number of calories. (I am even rigorously double clicking the mouse but my pants don’t feel any looser.) So as much as they are delicious and satisfying, we are taking some of
our favorite recipes and trying to lighten them up.
One of our favorites has been the crockpot Sante Fe Stew with cornbread. The original recipe calls for ground beef, ranch dressing, sour cream…. We wanted to substitute the ground beef with chicken and lighten up on the calories. After some digging around online, we found one that seems to hit all the right tastebuds. This is an easy recipe since it can be all thrown into the slow cooker and left alone all day. Or if you have an Instant Pot, it can be cooked in under 30
minutes.
(source: https://www.skinnytaste.com/crock-pot-santa-fe-chicken-425-pts/)
Ingredients:
⦁ 24 oz 1 1/2 lbs chicken breast
⦁ 14.4 oz can diced tomatoes with mild green chilies
⦁ 15 oz can black beans, rinsed and drained
⦁ 8 oz frozen corn
⦁ 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
⦁ 14.4 oz can fat free chicken broth
⦁ 3 scallions, chopped
⦁ 1 tsp garlic powder
⦁ 1 tsp onion powder
⦁ 1 tsp cumin
⦁ 1 tsp cayenne pepper, to taste
⦁ salt to taste
Instructions:
1. Combine chicken broth, beans (drained), corn, tomatoes, cilantro, scallions, garlic powder, onion powder, cumin, cayenne pepper and salt in the crock pot.
2. Season chicken breast with salt and lay on top.
3. Cook on low for 8 - 10 hours or on high for 4 to 6 hours.
4. Thirty minutes before serving, remove chicken and shred.
5. Return chicken to slow cooker and stir in. Adjust salt and seasoning to taste.
6. Serve over rice or tortillas and with your favorite toppings.
*Instant Pot: Cook high pressure 25 minutes, quick or natural release.
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A Portable & Flexible Business!
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The world will not be as we have known it. As we acclimate to our ‘new normal’ many have either temporarily or permanently lost their jobs and are seeking alternative forms of employment. Many have come to the realization that now is the time to make a change,
take control over their lives and explore new frontiers.
We are an established International Marketing Company based in the 64 billion dollar Personal /Leadership Development & Success Education Industry servicing men and women in more than 100 countries around the world. Our global organization is experiencing
continued growth and success, even during these unprecedented times. We are seeking highly motivated, energetic, self-directed individuals who are looking for more time freedom and financial independence. Join our team, and assist us in keeping up with the demands of our products in the market place. If you are looking for a traditional 9-5, this opportunity is NOT for you. If you are looking to take your skills in a different direction and be your own boss, this could be a good fit for you.
This is an opportunity to be self – employed
Responsibilities
· Experience with social media / online marketing
· Proficient in conversational English
· Self – directed / able to work autonomously
· Ability to manage your own time schedule
· Good communication skills, self- motivated, and have a professional demeanor
· Desire to develop oneself and help others
· Success driven
· Have a strong work ethic
· Conduct themselves in a professional & positive manner
· Have access to your own laptop/PC, phone & internet service
· A ‘Big Thinker’
· Wants to enjoy the wide-ranging benefits of running your own business
The Most Lucrative “Recession Resistant” Business World Wide
Opportunity
· Direct Sales
· Profits earned from the sale of products
· Potential to make up to $8000 USD per sale
· No Cold calling
· Not MLM
· No stocking or warehousing products
· Our Associates work for themselves under an authorized representative model
· Follow a Simple 3 Step System
· Ready to create the life you desire by working smarter not harder
· Ready to reap the rewards of being a business owner while enjoying a tremendous self- regulated lifestyle and build equity in a business that they may one day decide to sell.
What’s in it for you:
· Work From Anywhere with just your laptop, phone & internet connection
· Flexible Hours - choose when and where you work
· Opportunity to build your own business globally
· Uncapped earning potential
· Upfront profits
· 3 streams of income
· Be your own boss
· Portable business
· Lucrative comp plan
· Be part of a supportive, like-minded community
· Fun, rewarding & engaging
· More time and money to go RVing!
Although no experience is necessary as we offer full ongoing training & support, it is important that you are self motivated and goal driven.
If this sounds like something you want to learn more about go to: https://www.FlourishFromHome.com (Click button Below). fill in your details on the form and I will personally call you back for a brief conversation to see if we have the potential of working
together!
Happy RVing!!
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Q: Did you hear what happened to that RVer working at the pottery?
A: He got fired.
Q. Did you hear about the RVer who had a job making donuts?
A. We asked him how it was going, and he got this glazed look.
Q. Did you hear about the RVer who started a yard-care business?
A. He wanted to rake in the cash
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There are many advantages to having an RV-based business. Some of them are tax related. Others center around the mobility it provides, including being able to take it with you on the road. Be sure to talk to a tax account, not a tax preparer, tax accountants know the tax laws and can advise you confidently about the deductions that you are allowed.. It is always nice to earn an extra income and receive some extra income tax
deductions.
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Now that the RV life has taken hold, what is the next step? The next step is a plan to gain a purpose and opportunities. Opportunities are everywhere but must be sought out. Seeking out opportunities are sometimes difficult but other times easy. Deciding how to utilize your RV life is very rewarding. It can be working or just having fun.
In these days working virtually or staying in-touch with family is fun sharing ideas and pictures. Did you ever think what is a good virtual "chat"?
Virtual chats or meetings are everywhere. Have you ever thought how we should act or look?
It is hard to look professional when your pajamas or sweats are on.
But comfy clothes are just that comfy.
Let’s learn some virtual visual tips. Click on the link for more information.
We would love to hear your comments or thoughts. Comment or give feedback to: motorcoachingnewbietopro@gmail.com
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Earn Your Living with a Blog or Website
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A blog or website is yet another way to earn a living without being tied to one location. Your blog can be about most anything. Picking a topic that you enjoy can make it seem more like fun than work. Still, you have to figure out a way to make money with it. SoloBuiltIt! (SBI!) is an all-in-one program that guides you from picking a profitable website topic, to building the actual site, to keeping up with ever-changing technology. Yes, we use
SIB! for our Workers On Wheels website.
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Something To Think About
Life is like a combination lock; your goal is to find the right numbers, in the right order, so you can have anything you want. ~ Brian Tracy
People take different roads seeking fulfillment and happiness. Just because they're not on your road doesn't mean they've gotten lost. ~ H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
RVers Can Be Property Caretakers and Housesitters!
There are empty homes in every state and country, and property owners are looking for trustworthy people to take care of their properties. The Caretaker Gazette contains property caretaking/housesitting openings in all 50 states and foreign countries. Many of our RVers park their rig in the homeowner's driveway or backyard, and either stay in their RV or enjoy living in a nice home. Published since 1983, subscribers receive 1,000+ property caretaking and
housesitting opportunities each year, worldwide. Some of these caretaking and housesitting openings also offer compensation in addition to the free housing provided. Short, medium and long-term property caretaking assignments are in every issue. Online subscriptions: $29.95/year. The Caretaker Gazette, 1205 E 31st Street, Austin TX 78722. (206) 462-1818. The Caretaker Gazette is published by Gary Dunn. www.caretaker.org
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