Today, we’re talking about an opportunity to spend a summer working at Yellowstone National Park, which is one of the most iconic tourist destinations in America.

My guests are Kayla Clark and Linda Marquart. They recruit Workampers for Delaware North, the company that operates 11 Yellowstone General Stores throughout the park.

The stores offer everything from groceries and souvenirs to camping supplies and food service. The company relies heavily on Workampers to keep those stores and restaurants running smoothly each summer.

In this episode, you’ll hear how Workampers fill a variety of important roles, including cashiers, food service workers, warehouse helpers, maintenance staff and supervisors.

The jobs are fast-paced and physically active, but they come with a once-in-a-lifetime perk — the opportunity to live and work inside America’s first national park.

Kayla and Linda explain how the company provides full-hookup RV sites for Workampers right inside Yellowstone, with easy access to trails, lakes and wildlife.

They share what the work schedule looks like, what it takes to succeed there, and the unique sense of community which develops every year among the seasonal employees.

Whether you’ve dreamed of spending a summer exploring geysers and waterfalls or simply want to see what life is like in one of the busiest parks in the world, this episode will show how Delaware North’s Yellowstone General Stores give Workampers a front-row seat to the park’s beauty and adventure.

What an incredible opportunity to spend a season surrounded by Yellowstone’s natural wonders while earning a paycheck at the same time.

Delaware North typically hires 100 to 200 Workampers each year to staff its 11 general stores. Positions run from April through October, and most offer 32 to 40 hours per week at a starting wage of $17.75 an hour.

RV sites with full hookups are available for just $80 a week, which is deducted directly from your paycheck. There’s even an optional employee meal plan for those who don’t want to cook every day.

If you’d like to learn more or apply for a 2026 position, visit YGSJobs.com or go directly to careers.delawarenorth.com. The company started accepting applications on Nov. 1st.

Delaware North and Workamper News will also host a special webinar on Dec. 2nd, where you can ask questions and get more details about specific positions.

So, if living in Yellowstone National Park sounds like your kind of adventure, this could be your perfect Workamping opportunity.

Thanks again to Kayla Clark and Linda Marquart for joining me today and sharing details about this incredible opportunity.

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That’s all for this week’s show. Next time, I will be speaking with someone about a unique training opportunity for Workampers in Branson in early December. I’ll have that interview on the next episode of The Workamper Show. Thanks for listening!