Work Camping or Remote Work for Full-Time RV Life??
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
- Is work camping better than remote work for full-time RV life? Is remote work better than work camping for full-time RV life? We're here to just say it...the grass is always greener! There are pros and cons to everything, including work camping AND remote work so let's talk about what our experience has been. We're hopeful this conversation will help you if you're dreaming of the full-time RV life and aren't sure about the income side of things. We'd love to hear YOUR thoughts as well! Which one do YOU think would be the better option for income with the full-time RV lifestyle? Thanks so much for watching! -Matt & Laurie
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I do more what you call Gig work. God gives me something every where we have stopped. I spent some time harvesting last fall in Kansas, I delivered food for Uber eats last winter in Houston, I spent 3 months servicing irrigation pivots in Florida, then we helped plant crops in Colorado, harvested wheat in Montana and now harvesting crops in Colorado
That's so amazing and something I (Laurie) really needed to hear tonight so thank you! God provides so faithfully. Sounds like you guys have wonderful adventures with that type of work! Thank you again so much for sharing (and for watching!).
You all just appeared in my feed. Great channel you have. I routinely search #rv and the such. It underlies the difficulty in getting "discovered " that after months of looking your 11k + sub channel popped up. Im much smaller, at 1.1k subs. but growing. Just ditched the inline tank gauges and ordered the mopeka system. Thank you for the quality videos. Yeti at large
Thank you so much for your kind words! So happy you found us! Stay consistent and you'll keep growing! ☺
I worked remote for years and signed up for Workamping 1 year ago to learn more about it before heading out, and I have also left the remote desk job and ventured out to my local neighborhood to work as a Baker; love it! My body feels much better because I'm "moving" - I know I will enjoy the workkamping jobs now, I just need to get my Camper! Thanks for all your advice!
I love hearing this!!! Yes, it is so much nicer to be out moving around! Excited for you to get your camper! Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words!
We are just starting full time next month. I am working remote for 2 years now, but hate this 9-6 lifestyle. I will still keep my remote job, but we will see that happens next.
Congratulations on going full time soon! Totally get it about the 9-6 lifestyle. It is tough...even remotely. Enjoy every moment of this journey you're about to go on! ☺
Love watching your updates. We are now less than a year from going full time, I don’t know how you managed to do it in 6 weeks. Selling the house in the spring and I have some gig work lined up for next fall, then heading south to shop for a newer class A and work on lining up workamping for spring 2025, more than likely in Alaska. Thanks for all the information, it’s very helpful and thought provoking for our upcoming journey.
Thank you so much, Martin!!! It was a lot to do in 6 weeks, that's for sure! Sounds like you guys have a solid plan in place! We are grateful we can share and truly appreciate you watching and commenting!
Love the video! Thanks for all the information!!!
So happy it was helpful! Thank you for watching! ☺
Very informative and helpful video. Thank You.
Thank you so much!
Thanks for explaining all that!
We really appreciate you taking the time to watch! Thanks so much!
I also want yo say thank you fir sharing. I have wanderlust. I hope to go mobile in the future. Im in counter sales in plumbing supply .
Single income family.
You are so welcome! We are happy and grateful we can share! We hope you can hit the road when it works for you!
I plan to retire in 5 years, at 62, and go full time with my bride, camp hosting at state and national parks, primarily for the free site and utilities, but also to experience those parks and surrounding areas. WY, SD, MO, CO in the summers, TN, GA, SC, NC in the winters.
That sounds like a wonderful plan!!! Beautiful states to explore in all seasons! Thank you for sharing that!
Great video thank you!
Thank you, and thanks so much for watching! ☺
First comment! Thank you so much for sharing. My husband has worked from home for over 20 years. Starlink has made it possible for us to be full time. We are searching for a house that we will use as a short term rental/home base. Chasing 75° up-and-down I 75.
That's awesome!!! Yay for chasing 75 up and down I 75 (we know that area well! ☺)!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Love hearing what others are doing!
I work remotely online and typically move around more than it sounds like you do work camping. I'm thankful to have internet that makes it possible (thank you HomeFi hotspot), but maybe I'll see how I can stay put for longer periods of time as I'd like to explore more.
There are definitely pros and cons to both moving around more and settling in for 4 or so months. It is definitely so fun to really get to know places like Yellowstone and other amazing locations of your choice!
I love this video
Thank you so much! ☺
How do u go about getting hired work camping???
There are so many websites you can find jobs on! 🙂 I recently wrote a blog post where I shared 20 websites that you can find jobs on including other important information about each site. Here's a link to our blog where you can learn more if you're interested! whynotwander.com/blog/work-camping/
How hard are these work camping jobs to find?
Hi, Valerie! They are not hard to find at all! I recently wrote a blog post with 20 websites you can use to find work camping jobs. Here's the link if you are interested! whynotwander.com/blog/work-camping/
Is gig working in the same season you are work camping?
The gig work usually falls between major seasons. For the Minnesota job, we finish our summer jobs usually at the beginning of September so we head to MN by mid September and Matt works for 6-8 weeks. The winter seasons for work camping can vary so this is usually a great time for gig work. Hope that helps!