Arrived in Sweetwater, TN on Monday afternoon and are currently in training for our first work-camper assignment at KOA. After only just a few days, we realize how blessed we are to have been placed here. It's a small park, the owners are wonderful, and it's not crazy busy right now (at least not until Labor Day weekend). You can't ask for a more ideal first experience. Drew's learning what sites have what type hookups, how to pump propane, and general grounds maintenance. I'm learning the computer reservation/registration systems plus the small store. All Buddy has learned is how to get to Kamp K-9 (which fortunately is right across from our site). If you look closely at the picture (click to enlarge), the fenced in area with the little log house is Kamp K-9 and our rig is right across from it. The KOA is very nice with lots for kids to do--a jumping pillow, pool, playground, game room, volleyball court, small basketball court, outdoor movie night on Fridays, etc. We'll be working two 6-hour shifts apiece each week, with the rest of the time free, in exchange for a free site with hookups. We'll have lots of time to explore the surrounding areas and enjoy the fall leaf season and scenery.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Workamper Bootcamp
Arrived in Sweetwater, TN on Monday afternoon and are currently in training for our first work-camper assignment at KOA. After only just a few days, we realize how blessed we are to have been placed here. It's a small park, the owners are wonderful, and it's not crazy busy right now (at least not until Labor Day weekend). You can't ask for a more ideal first experience. Drew's learning what sites have what type hookups, how to pump propane, and general grounds maintenance. I'm learning the computer reservation/registration systems plus the small store. All Buddy has learned is how to get to Kamp K-9 (which fortunately is right across from our site). If you look closely at the picture (click to enlarge), the fenced in area with the little log house is Kamp K-9 and our rig is right across from it. The KOA is very nice with lots for kids to do--a jumping pillow, pool, playground, game room, volleyball court, small basketball court, outdoor movie night on Fridays, etc. We'll be working two 6-hour shifts apiece each week, with the rest of the time free, in exchange for a free site with hookups. We'll have lots of time to explore the surrounding areas and enjoy the fall leaf season and scenery.
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Sounds like a wonderful place for your first Workamping assignment! You'll get great experience for future jobs and to put on your resume. KOA also has some nice benefits such as some free camping if you travel to another KOA job after this one. Good luck!
Jaimie Hall Bruzenak
author of Support Your RV Lifestyle! An Insider's Guide to Working on the Road
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