Category: Volunteer at National Parks and Forest

Vaults Volunteer at Big Cypress National Preserve: A Season in the Swamp (Nov 2026–Apr 2027)

July 14, 2026July 14, 2026 Jolene MacFadden

A hands-on maintenance workamping gig in one of Florida’s wildest landscapes: vault toilet upkeep, roving cleanup, and visitor contact in exchange for a full-hookup RV site through the dry season.

Florida Federal Parks, Sights to See, Volunteer at National Parks and Forest, Workamping, Workamping Dos and Donts

Lets Talk About Working in Florida Public Land Areas

May 2, 2025May 2, 2025 Jolene MacFadden

Lets Talk About Working in Florida Public Land Areas. Jolene’s first time going LIVE talking about her first book about workamping, sharing some experiences.

Campground Host Experiences, Volunteer At A Florida State Park, Volunteer at National Parks and Forest, Volunteer in Florida State Forests

RV Parking and Facilities

August 21, 2024June 28, 2024 Jolene MacFadden

Florida is a popular destination for RV enthusiasts, and as a first-time volunteer work camper, you may be wondering about the RV parking and facilities available in the state. Whether you are traveling with a large motorhome or a smaller trailer,

Campground Host Experiences, Solo Women Workamping, Volunteer at National Parks and Forest, Volunteer in Florida State Forests, Workamping Dos and Donts, Workamping for Students

Wildlife Conservation Projects

August 7, 2024June 28, 2024 Jolene MacFadden

Wildlife conservation projects are a crucial part of volunteer work in Florida. As the state is home to diverse ecosystems and an abundance of wildlife, it is important to protect and preserve these natural resources. Volunteer opportunities in this field can range from working with marine life to land animals, and there are various organizations and projects that focus on specific species or habitats.

Florida District Water Management Districts, Florida NonProfit Workamping, Single Women RVing, Volunteer at National Parks and Forest, Workamping for Students

National Wildlife Refuges in Florida for Work Campers

July 31, 2024June 28, 2024 Jolene MacFadden

For those who are more into the environment and/or love wildlife then consider volunteer workamping in one of the National Wildlife Refuges in Florida. Most have workamper villages that within their public land areas and are less populated with visitors.

Florida is home to a diverse range of wildlife and natural habitats, making it an ideal destination for work campers looking to immerse themselves in the great outdoors while giving back to the community. With over 30 National Wildlife Refuges located throughout the state, there are plenty of opportunities for work campers to get involved in conservation efforts and experience Florida’s unique ecosystems firsthand.

Florida National Forests, Volunteer at National Parks and Forest, Workamping, Workamping for Students

Amenities and Accommodations

July 24, 2024June 28, 2024 Jolene MacFadden

There are some pretty nice Amenities and Accommodations giving to workampers in exchange for their services. Mostly, you just get a free campsite but there might be others depending on the park.

When embarking on a volunteer work camping experience in Florida, it is important to consider the amenities and accommodations that will be available during your stay. These factors can greatly impact your overall comfort and enjoyment during your time as a volunteer work camper.

Campground Host Experiences, Solo Women Workamping, Volunteer At A Florida State Park, Volunteer at National Parks and Forest, Volunteer in Florida State Forests, Workamping for Students