Amazon is rolling out one of its biggest holiday hiring efforts yet, with 250,000 openings nationwide. That includes many in rural communities that may be right along your travel route.
For RVers looking for flexible seasonal work, this is a perfect opportunity. The jobs for RVers are in fulfillment centers and transportation hubs, alongside full- and part-time positions.
“Regular full- and part-time employees earn an average of $23 per hour with benefits, and seasonal employees can earn an average wage of over $19 per hour,” Amazon reports. Job postings go up weekly from October through December, so it pays to check Amazon’s hiring site regularly or sign up for local alerts.
Amazon seasonal jobs for RVers could jump to career
Seasonal roles at Amazon are highly sought after and fill fast. “For some, it’s a few months of extra income to support their families during the holidays. For others, it’s the first step in building a new career path,” Amazon notes. Many seasonal employees go on to full-time roles, gaining higher pay, benefits, and access to programs like Career Choice. That one can prepay tuition for college degrees or certificates. Over time, employees who stay with Amazon can see their wages increase significantly, making it more than just a holiday gig.
Ah, but no more “Camp Amazon”
RVers should be aware that Amazon no longer provides coordinated RV parking. The CamperForce program, which previously arranged RV accommodations for seasonal workers, ended in 2022.
That doesn’t mean RVers can’t join in. You can still take seasonal warehouse jobs—you’ll just need to find your own RV site nearby. While long-term RV availability can sometimes be tricky, the combination of competitive pay, flexible schedules, and the lively holiday atmosphere makes it worth planning ahead. “Apply at Amazon and find an RV park nearby,” the source advises.
Whether you’re looking to earn a few months of extra cash, jump-start a new career, or simply be part of a bustling holiday team, Amazon seasonal jobs for RVers offer a unique way to make the most of winter travels. With your home on wheels close at hand, you can experience the energy of the season while keeping your flexibility on the road.
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My grandson worked for Amazon for a little under 2 years. He kept getting small raises & promotions. They flew him everywhere to train new employees. When he announced he was looking at condos on social media was when they lopped him off-implying it was all his own fault.I’ve read about people being fired because they were injured in their 1st 30 days.