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== Nomadic lifestyle == | == Nomadic lifestyle == | ||
Most workampers enjoy traveling to and living in new places. As a result, workampers may work in one campground in the summer and a different campground in the winter. Some workampers return to their home for part of the year, while others have sold their homes and live on the road all year long. While workampers tend to spread out in the summer time, many congregate in the winter months along the [[Colorado River]] in Nevada, Arizona, and California. The towns of [[Lake Havasu City]], | Most workampers enjoy traveling to and living in new places. As a result, workampers may work in one campground in the summer and a different campground in the winter. Some workampers return to their home for part of the year, while others have sold their homes and live on the road all year long. While workampers tend to spread out in the summer time, many congregate in the winter months along the [[Colorado River]] in Nevada, Arizona, and California. The towns of [[Lake Havasu City]], Quartzsite, and [[Yuma, Arizona|Yuma]], Arizona become central gathering points in the winter. | ||
== Finding a camp host position == | == Finding a camp host position == | ||
