Free Camping And Cash With Amazon Camperforce Workamping

Looking for a fast way to make a money in a short amount of time? If you have a self-contained RV and don’t mind working long days with lots of physical labor, the Amazon Camperforce recruitment team wants you!

The Amazon Camperforce team is always on the move and recruiting work campers. Even though we’re already near the holiday season, it’s never too late to apply because of turnover.

Are you flexible? Enthusiastic? Able to lift, bend, walk and work overtime? If you’ve got a positive, can-do attitude no matter how long the day gets, read on.

According to the Amazon Camperforce recruitment team website:

“The Amazon CamperForce program brings together a community of enthusiastic RV’ers who help make the holidays bright for the customers of the world’s largest online retailer, Amazon.com. As a CamperForce Associate, you’ll begin this seasonal assignment in early Fall and work until December 23rd”

You can choose from a few different regions of the country to work from. They’re currently hiring in Shepherdsville and Hebron, Kentucky.

“Join us as we work together in a fast-paced and energetic environment to fulfill Amazon’s mission: to be Earth’s most customer-centric company! Amazon offers great pay, a paid completion bonus, paid referral bonuses, and paid campsites for its CamperForce Associates. Together we’ll work hard, have fun, and make history!

Take on Amazon Fulfillment as your next adventure and come join a group of enthusiastic RV’ers this winter season to help fulfill holiday orders. We are seeking hardworking and dedicated seasonal campers for our CamperForce program. The program lasts 3-4 months in the winter and your responsibilities will be in the areas of picking, packing, stowing, and receiving.”

Why join the Amazon Camperforce Program?

• Paid campsites
• Paid good wages, plus time & 1/2 for overtime, plus shift differential
• Paid completion bonus when you work until released
• Paid referral bonuses

Amazon Camperforce considerations

Like any seasonal employment, there are downsides to being a camperforce employee:

• Winter weather means your RV needs to be well-insulated against cold temperatures
• If you have pets, you’ll need to make pet sitting arrangements since work days can be as long as 12 hours.
• Working conditions can be rigorous: if you’re not in great shape, you probably won’t enjoy your job.
• You’ll miss the holidays; Amazon Camperforce employees typically work the entire Thanksgiving weekend. Most jobs end on December 23rd, giving you little time to travel anywhere in winter conditions that can be difficult, at best, to get around.

iRV2 member RetiredFPD said of the program:

“If we do it again, it will be from mid- Oct, not mid- Sept like this year. One of the most physically demanding jobs I’ve ever worked….particularly during “Peak” in Dec. LOTS of manditory overtime, i.e. 11 hour days and 5 days a week as opposed to 4 days. Liked that payday tho. To Amazon’s credit, they tell you from the beginning what you are in for….no secrets, and they try to make it as entertaining as possible, but make no mistake, you will work your butt off. LOTS of walking, lifting, bending, etc. Breaks and lunch go by quick, and they track your production closely. Not a job for sherkers or lazy folks.”

To get the real story about workamping at Amazon, just do an Internet search for “Amazon Camperforce reviews” and check out these iRV2 Discussions:

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Rene Agredano

Often called “The O.G. of full-time RVing,” Rene Agredano and her husband Jim Nelson hit the road in a fifth wheel trailer in 2007, after their dog Jerry lost a leg to terminal cancer. Sixteen years later they are still traveling and sharing their nomadic adventures at LiveWorkDream. As a self-employed wordsmith, Rene shares her expertise for many RV industry videos, publications such as the Escapees RV Club Magazine, and has authored numerous books, including the Essential RVing Guide to National Parks, and  Income Anywhere, a guide to earning money on the road. She has been featured in global media outlets including the PBS documentary “NATURE: Why We Love Cats and Dogs,” The Guardian Sunday Edition, and the Dan Pink book Free Agent Nation.