Overcoming Full-time RV Challenges 15 Years into the Lifestyle
On our 15th nomadiversary, a series of ongoing full-time RV challenges and costs put our travel coping skills to the test here in the crowded west coast.
Working the dream life for 15+ years.
On our 15th nomadiversary, a series of ongoing full-time RV challenges and costs put our travel coping skills to the test here in the crowded west coast.
Rene and Jim @LiveWorkDream have been helping workampers since they first started workamping in 2007. Here’s proof their help is appreciated.
Now that we are workamping in Oregon, we discovered a major issue forcing us to be patient, keep cool heads, and hope for a fast solution by the powers that be.
What is the Gig Economy? Learn how to make money with side hustle apps and the many platforms available for earning income anywhere.
After leaving Fountain of Youth for our workamping summer, we’re trying to keep a stiff upper lip about outrageous diesel fuel prices from California to Oregon.
With 2022 RV fuel prices at record highs, we are staying put while working as hosts at an awesome Oregon workamping assignment just outside of Portland, Oregon.
Employers notice a lack of integrity among new workampers, causing heated debate and less jobs being posted to the Workampers Facebook group.
People on Facebook always ask if Workamper News is worth it. Here’s what happened when we tested that theory today during our summer 2022 west coast job search.
@LiveWorkDream shares best Workamping Guide for full-time RVing tips and advice in new handbook for making n Income Anywhere!
This week’s Friday Five features photos of favorite hay harvest workamping memories at Vickers Ranch, where we’ve enjoyed workamping for many summers.
Photos and video of the shortest hay season during this year’s Rocky Mountain Harvest while at our favorite workamping job.
Jim shares details and video of another fun Vickers Ranch workamping project where the lake expansion took teamwork with heavy equipment and hand tools.
Many new full-timers wonder if taking a summer workamping gig is worth the effort. If this video doesn’t convince them that they should, I don’t know what will.
Building rock steps at ranch workamping job requires a good pick, shovel, rake, and willingness to work out hard every day for a few weeks.
Jim explains the difference between woodcutting and cutting trees with three new videos from another summer workamping at Vickers Ranch.