A full hook-up site in exchange for your skills and your time. The right fit gets a home base. We get someone great. The animals get more humans to charm.
Keep it simple — we want a conversation, not a resume. Complete our application form and a real person reads every word.
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We read every application. We’ll be in touch if it looks like a good fit — usually within a few days.
You can also email us at stay@outsideinncampground.com.
You park on a full hook-up site with everything turned on, and you become part of the place — not a guest passing through, but someone the animals learn to recognize.
Walking the property, documenting the farm, animals, sites, and guest experiences. Wide, immersive, sense-of-place imagery — not close-up detail shots. Ideal for photographers with a landscape or lifestyle background who understand natural light.
Mowing, trail upkeep, general property maintenance, site prep between guests, minor repairs and improvements. Ideal for handy self-starters who notice what needs doing.
Greeting guests, answering questions, farmstand upkeep, general hospitality support. Ideal for people who love the camping lifestyle and know how to make someone feel welcome.
Animal feedings, pasture maintenance, and general farm support alongside Clair and Chris. You don’t need to be a farmer — but you can’t be afraid of Fred.
Self-directed — you see what needs doing and do it. Genuinely comfortable around farm animals and the outdoors. Respectful of guests, the property, and the community we’re building. A good communicator, because we’re a small team. Flexible, because farm life doesn’t always follow a schedule. And someone who wants to be part of something, not just park somewhere.
Honest heads-up. This is probably not the right fit if you’re looking for a quiet, hands-off spot to park for the winter. We love those campers too — they’re welcome as paying RV guests. Work camping here means showing up and being useful.
We’re a 60+ acre working farm and campground in the SC Lowcountry with 28 RV sites, two private glamping units, 25+ animals, and more to build.
You’ll wake up to roosters. You’ll end your evenings at a fire ring with the farm quiet around you. You’ll know every animal by name within a week — Fred will make sure of it.
You’ll be part of a property that’s still being built, which means your contribution actually matters and you’ll be able to see it. The Lowcountry is stunning in fall, winter, and spring. Summers are hot — fair warning.
Meet the farm familyIf you want a home base on a working farm in the Lowcountry — and you’re the kind of person who sees what needs doing and does it — we’d love to hear from you.
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