Renault Winery Resort in Egg Harbor City NJ Hiring for Winter Fun

If you're looking for a seasonal gig and want to be part of something festive and magical, you might want to consider Renault Winery Resort in Egg Harbor City.

Last winter, Renault transformed much the outside of its property into 'Vintner Wonderland', complete with an ice skating rink and igloos for rent where you could sip and nosh on wintery treats like s'mores and spike hot cider.

It was a game plan to make the most out of the need for social distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic and it paid off. Renault's 'Vintner Wonderland' became one of South Jersey's most exciting holiday attractions well into February of this year.

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And, Renault (FYI, now pronounced 're-know') is reportedly preparing to bring back 'Vintner Wonderland' this winter, according to their Instagram, and will soon be hiring new team members specifically for that purpose.

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The winery resort recommends anyone interested in having a role in this year's 'Vintner Wonderland' check Renault's social media in the coming week for more information.

We're personally super excited to see 'Vintner Wonderland' come back for what will surely become a South Jersey holiday tradition.

Renault Winery Resort is located at 72 N. Bremen Ave. in Egg Harbor City.

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