Seasonal jobs for teenagers WITH accommodation

[Fitterbyfifty]

Posting this now but actually for next summer as I don't know when the application processes start. Next summer ds will be 18 and he wants a job for the summer holidays (end of June to beginning of September) in UK or Europe with accommodation included. The only thing I can think of is campsites! Any other suggestions or warnings welcome! (He has dual British/EU citizenship). He'd probably consider further afield tbh but I want him to save some money rather than just spend it all!)

Hotel work in the Channel Islands, or anywhere really that isn’t just down the road from you. A lot of seasonal summer hotel work is live in in big tourist areas.

Lots of accommodation with jobs in Cornwall. Hotel/restaurant trade mainly.

Farming but bloody hard work. Not great accommodation.

Camp America or Camp Canada?

Camp America

Farming and equestrian yards often have seasonal work, a fair few big yards will offer some form of accommodation eg caravan or dormitory style

Isle of Wight. Lots of seasonal jobs with accommodation.

Working at somewhere like Eurocamps is great fun. And a lot easier and more pleasant than fruit picking in the U.K.!

Something like Eurocamp?

Holiday resorts abroad. People like Neilson and Mark Warner hire UK young people seasonally to be sports instructors or childcare.

Thanks!

Eurocamp/Al Fresco are good employers but the work is really tough. Fabulous experience though, he might need to be fairly mature to cope.

There's a Facebook page called Season Workers that advertises jobs abroad like this.

PGL or similar style activity centres usually offer accommodation.

Most U.K. resort areas will have jobs with accommodation.

Workaway ?

DS1 was looking at Workaway they have jobs in the UK and overseas.

Hotel work in the Scottish Highlands but it's so isolated

Butlins

Loads of live in jobs in the Lake District.

Hotel work. Butlins holiday camps. Au pair work.

When I was that age I worked at a theme park that provided ( admittedly very basic) accommodation. This was in USA but I imagine more local ones also do.