In Episode 337, Michelle Stohlgren needs an immediate Workamper in western Pennsylvania

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The Workamper Show Podcast

Greg Gerber

100 episodes

9 hours ago

Workampers are adventuresome individuals, couples and families who have chosen a wonderful lifestyle that combines ANY kind of part-time or full-time work with RV camping. If you work as an employee, operate a business, or donate your time as a volunteer, AND you sleep in an RV, you are a Workamper! The Workamper Show is a podcast about workamping and the people who enjoy the lifestyle, either full-time or seasonally. It will feature interviews with current and former Workampers, as well as people who hire them to perform a wide variety of jobs. We'll even feature interviews with experienced RVers. The goal of The Workamper Show is to show people that they don't need to be retired to enjoy the RV lifestyle. We'll offer tips on getting started quickly, and making the most of the journey. Opportunities abound all over North America to work full- or part-time jobs. Some people work sales, management or customer service positions at campgrounds, tourist sites, amusement parks, wineries, farms and other public and private companies. Many Workampers accept new jobs every three to six months, which is plenty of time to immerse themselves in the culture of the area they're visiting. It's an excellent opportunity to experience a part of the country that many tourists only zip through on the way to their next destination. Perhaps they'll spend the summer in New England, enjoy the winter in Arizona, and head to the mountains the next year before venturing to Florida. Buckle up, you're about to launch a memorable adventure you've been dreaming about for years. The good news is that The Workamper Show will help you achieve your goal faster and more affordably than you imagined.

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In Episode 337, Michelle Stohlgren needs an immediate Workamper in western Pennsylvania

The Workamper Show Podcast

23 minutes 25 seconds

4 months ago

In Episode 337, Michelle Stohlgren needs an immediate Workamper in western Pennsylvania

Today, we’re heading to the woods of western Pennsylvania to learn more about a nearly 70-year-old small, family-owned campground nestled in the heart of Clarion County.

My guest today is Michelle Stohlgren, who, along with her husband, took over the long-standing Rustic Acres RV Resort and Campground two years ago, and has been breathing new life into it ever since.

Rustic Acres is a 24-acre wooded paradise, with 100 campsites, vintage glamping options, and direct access to hiking and biking trails – including the famed North Country Trail and a 76-mile Rails-to-Trails biking route.

If you’re looking for a place where Workampers and guests can immerse themselves in nature while enjoying a strong sense of community and camaraderie, Rustic Acres might just be your next favorite spot.

If the idea of working part-time in a peaceful, wooded campground surrounded by trails, rivers and friendly folks sounds like a dream, then Rustic Acres RV Resort may be calling your name.

Michelle is currently looking to fill a part-time Workamper position for the 2025 season.

The role involves general maintenance and housekeeping doing things like cleaning the bathhouse, keeping the campground tidy and helping with basic upkeep. The job is ideal for a solo Workamper who enjoys nature and has a helpful, easygoing personality.

The position includes a free campsite with full utilities and a $500 monthly stipend, which works out to around $20 per hour for the 12 to 16 hours of work expected each week.

You’ll have plenty of time to explore the surrounding area, including direct access to multiple hiking and biking trails. For Workampers looking for small-town charm, Clarion offers shopping, dining, Amish bakeries and even a Walmart just one exit away.

Michelle emphasized that you don’t need a ton of experience to apply – just a friendly attitude, a willingness to learn and a genuine love of camping.

Workampers with basic handyman skills and a self-starting work ethic will be right at home. Plus, Rustic Acres values long-term relationships. So, if you enjoy the experience, there may be opportunities to return year after year.

To learn more about the opportunity or to apply, visit www.camprustic.com, or email Michelle directly at michelle @ camprustic.com. You’ll also find the campground’s phone number on the website if you’d prefer to have a conversation about the position.

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That’s all for this week’s show. Next time I will be speaking with another employer who is looking for Workampers in the upper part of lower Michigan. I’ll have details on the next episode of The Workamper Show. Thank you for listening!