Workampers are people who drive RVs around the country, from temporary job to temporary job, docking in trailer camps. "We're retired but we can't…" another explains to me about himself and his wife, shrugging, "make it. And there's no jobs, so we go where the jobs are."

Amalgamated advertises positions on websites workampers frequent. In this warehouse alone, there are hundreds of them.

The coupling of RV travel and seasonal employment is known as "workamping," a movement that dates back two decades. The average age of a workamper is 59 and the estimated population of the roving community is climbing, according to Steve Anderson, editor of Workamper News. About 750,000 people are on the roll.

There is something special about the RV lifestyle that attracts millions of people. Many of them wish they could make a living while they're seeing the country. A new resource helps in that direction. "Workamper News" is a unique guide to living and working in an RV.