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Quick answer: Workamping jobs in Texas trade part-time work at an RV park, usually office, grounds or cleaning help, for a site, pay or both, and the terms differ at every park. Inez Spring Riverfront RV Park in Eastland keeps a small number of work camper sites; call the office to ask whether one is open and what the arrangement covers.
Looking for a work camper spot? Inez Spring is a quiet, clean, family-friendly riverfront park one minute off I-20 at Exit 343 in Eastland, open year-round with free Wi-Fi. RV sites from $40 a night, pull-throughs up to 100 feet, and a barndominium that sleeps 11. Call or text (254) 629-1197, or book online.
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Work camping lets you stay longer in one place for less. It also means a boss, a schedule and a park that depends on you. Here is how workamping jobs in Texas usually work and what to ask before you commit.
A workamping job is a trade between you and the park: some hours of work each week in return for a site, a wage, or a site plus a wage. Common jobs are the front office and phones, check-ins, grounds and mowing, cleaning the shower house and laundry, and small repairs. Every park sets its own terms, so get them in writing.
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Inez Spring is a quiet riverfront park one minute off I-20 at Exit 343 in Eastland, open year-round. We keep a small number of work camper sites. Openings and terms depend on the season and the work the park needs, so call or text (254) 629-1197, tell us your skills and dates, and the office will tell you what is open.
Inez Spring Riverfront RV Park is one minute off I-20 at Exit 343 in Eastland: a quiet, clean, family-friendly park on the Leon River, open year-round, with free Wi-Fi. RV sites run from $40 a night, pull-throughs go up to 100 feet, and tent sites are available. For a group or a family reunion, the barndominium sleeps 11. See rates and dates on the booking page, or call or text (254) 629-1197.
Not looking for work? Monthly sites are $500 for a back-in or $650 for a pull-through plus metered electric. See monthly RV sites.
Part-time work at an RV park, such as office, grounds or cleaning help, in return for a site, pay or both. Terms differ at every park, so get them in writing.
Some do. Parks offer a free or discounted site, an hourly wage, or both. Ask for the hours, pay and site terms in writing before you commit.
Ask about weekly hours and days, whether the site and electric are included, any hourly pay, the length of the commitment and notice terms, and exactly what the job involves.
Inez Spring keeps a small number of work camper sites. Call the office with your skills and dates to ask whether one is open and what it covers.
RV sites start at $40 a night, with pull-throughs up to 100 feet. Monthly sites are $500 for a back-in or $650 for a pull-through, plus metered electric. The park is open year-round with free Wi-Fi.
Workamping jobs in Texas trade work for a site, pay or both. Ask the five things above, get it in writing, and call Inez Spring about our work camper sites at a quiet, clean, family-friendly riverfront park on I-20.
Call or text (254) 629-1197, or book online.
