Careers at RJourney
36 parks hire year-round crews, seasonal teams, and work campers. Start with the job, or start with the park.
Hiring follows the seasons.
| When | Months | Who we hire | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year-round Hiring now | January to December | General managers, maintenance, guest services, reservations | Every park, plus remote reservations |
| Winter Hiring now | November to March | Seasonal crews and work campers | Texas, Florida and Louisiana parks |
| Spring Hiring now | February to May | Crews for opening day | Pennsylvania and Midwest parks |
| Summer Hiring now | May to September | Peak crews and work campers | Every park |
Know the job before you apply. Each role says what the work is, when it runs and who it suits.
Run a park like it's yours: the staff, the budget, the guests, and the 6 a.m. call when a water line breaks. Year-round, salaried, with housing on or next to the park.
Apply for this role: General Manager
First face at check-in. You'll handle arrivals, site moves, camp store questions and the guest who's sure they booked a pull-through. Seasonal at most parks.
Apply for this role: Front Desk & Guest Services
Keep the park running: power pedestals, water lines, mowers, cabins. Year-round and seasonal, full-time.
Apply for this role: Maintenance Technician
Turn the cabins between guests, usually on a same-day clock. Seasonal, with leads and full-time roles at the busiest parks.
Apply for this role: Housekeeping
Mow it, trim it, split the firewood. Seasonal, spring through fall.
Apply for this role: Grounds
Trade a set number of hours a week for a full-hookup site. Hours past that are paid. Seasonal, solo or couples.
Apply for this role: Work CamperAlso hiring: food and beverage, camp store, remote reservations agents, and regional and support center roles.
Work camping means trading part-time work at a park for your RV site. At RJourney, work campers get a full-hookup site, and hours beyond what the site covers are paid or stipended.
Most roles run a full season, and many take couples. You bring the rig. We bring the site, the schedule and a park full of people who'll ask you where the dump station is.
Want to keep moving? Finish a summer up north, then pick up a winter season at one of our Texas or Florida parks.
Every open role is listed by park. Filter by state or role, or open a park to see everything it's hiring for.
Listings are on their way. Until they're posted, pick a park and apply through our contact form, or apply without picking one.
36 parks in 15 states.
Most of our staff do.
A work camper lives in their RV at a park and works part-time in exchange for their site. At RJourney, work campers get a full-hookup site, and hours past what the site covers are paid or stipended.
For work camper roles, yes. For other seasonal jobs, ask the park: staff sites and housing vary by location.
Yes. Pets are welcome on staff sites under the same rules guests follow.
Apply before the season you want to work. Winter roles are at our Texas, Florida and Louisiana parks, and summer roles open at every park.
Yes. Staff often spend summer at a northern park and winter in Texas or Florida, and returning staff get first call on their park before roles post publicly.
Yes. Reservations agents work remotely from anywhere in the US.
Until listings are posted, apply through our contact form with Employment Opportunity as the reason. Pick a park, or leave it on None if you're flexible, and tell us the job you want and when you can start. The Apply links on this page fill in the park or the job for you.
Send a general application through our contact form. In the message, tell us the job you want, when you can start, and whether you're bringing an RV or applying as a couple.
Send a general application