Working while Teardropping

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by birder526, Jun 9, 2014.

  1. birder526

    birder526 Novice

    Hi,

    When my husband and I take off in an 560 Ultra next April, our goal is to travel and work seasonally at National Parks. In the mid-1990's, we spent a season working at Sequoia National Park and loved the experience! Is anyone doing this travel/work thing and if so, can you tell us about your experiences?

    Thank you and happy trails!

    Diane
     
  2. Jean W

    Jean W Junior Ranger Donating Member

    My first thought, what are the requirements of work camping. Somewhere some place I have heard that camp workers need to be in self-contained units.

    Jean
     
  3. Cary Winch

    Cary Winch Camp-Inn Staff

    We have a customer who was camp ground host at Lassen National Park for 3 summers in their teardrop.

    Cary
     
  4. birder526

    birder526 Novice

    Glad to hear. Years ago I worked in housekeeping & Michael was a cook at Sequoia and we had a great time! Hope to have more experiences like that! Diane
     
  5. Jim and Sue L.

    Jim and Sue L. Junior Ranger

    That camp host at Lassen is the guy who convinced us to finally drop the other boot and buy Spamalot. Nice fellow.

    Sue and Jim (says)
     
  6. 1Door

    1Door Novice

    We are just back from Torreya State Park and the campground host was a TENTER!!!
    So at least in the Florida State Park system, a host does not have to be "self-contained".
    All the best...
     
  7. birder526

    birder526 Novice

    Hi!

    Well, happily we'll be in a teardrop! But it's good to hear this. Thanks!

    Diane
     
  8. StacieTamaki

    StacieTamaki Newbie

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