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Texas asks 24 hours. South Dakota asks 24. One of them means 48. September 15, 2026 | Texas and South Dakota both ask campground hosts for 24 hours a week — one counts it per site, the other per person, and that's the whole difference between a fair trade and double the work. Plus Colorado's rare dollar-value host site, this week's paid and volunteer openings, and why ski resort housing catches so many RVers off guard. Issue 1

What's in it

Apply this week: Three to five openings with a real deadline attached
New listings: Ten to twelve, with the effective hourly and net cash already worked out
Opening this month: What starts accepting applications, before it fills
Ninety days out: The seasons you should be planning for now
One reader report: What a job actually paid, from someone who worked it

Once a month, a longer one

The Season Ahead looks 90 to 180 days out. It's the issue that stops you missing a window, and nobody else in this space publishes it.