Accommodations: Temporary housing units such as trailers, modular homes, or dormitory-style buildings.

Catering and Dining Services: Meal plans, cafeterias, or dining halls that provide food and beverages to workers.

Laundry Services: On-site laundry facilities or outsourced services for worker clothing and bedding.

Recreational Facilities: Gyms, entertainment areas (TV rooms, game rooms), and outdoor spaces for relaxation and exercise.

Housekeeping Services: Cleaning and maintenance of living quarters.

Medical Facilities: On-site first aid or medical clinics with basic healthcare services, including emergency response.

Security Services: 24/7 security personnel, access control, and surveillance systems to ensure worker safety.

Internet and Communication: Wi-Fi, phone services, and other communication infrastructure to keep workers connected.

Transportation Services: Shuttle services or transportation to and from the worksite, airport, or nearby towns.

Utilities: Power, water, waste management, and heating/cooling systems.

Worksite Proximity: Camps are typically located close to worksites, minimizing travel time for workers.

Fitness and Wellness Programs: Some camps provide fitness centers or wellness programs to support worker health.

Maintenance and Repairs: Ongoing maintenance of the camp infrastructure and equipment.

Emergency Response Services: Fire protection, emergency medical response, and evacuation plans in case of emergencies.