Out of the 16,638 golf courses in the United States, two stand out for their extreme locations. The northernmost golf course in the U.S. is North Star Golf Club in Fairbanks, Alaska, and the southernmost track is Key West Golf Club at the very tip of the Florida Keys. These two distinct golf courses are […]
Dump Station Etiquette Every RVer Should Know
Most of us picked up on life’s little niceties when we were young, say in kindergarten. Sharing. Taking turns. Working at developing patience. For the most part, we see it in our fellow RVers— courtesy seems like a general rule among most. But still, there are areas where it seems like some need those little […]
A Simple Solution To Hooking Up Your Travel Trailer
Ever since man first attempted to back a horseless carriage up to the coupler of a trailer, he has been trying to devise an easier way to make tow ball and coupler come together in harmony. Wives have used hand gestures in futility, convex mirrors have been mounted on trailer tongues to reflect a view […]
Where To Camp (And Golf) On Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
With nearly 900 golf courses throughout Michigan, many of those fine tracks can be found in the eastern Upper Peninsula, specifically in the Sault Sainte Marie area. RVers will appreciate the three parks within Sault Sainte Marie city limits. You’ll find Soo Locks Campground and Aune-Osborn Campground located right in town on the picturesque St. […]
True Tales of Living and Working on the Road
Learn how one happy couple made the leap to living and working on the road for a life of adventure, and an income too!
Arizona’s Desert Sands RV Park is Near Golf, Attractions and More
Arizona is a favorite destination among RVers. Featuring endless sunshine and a wealth of activities all-year, the Grand Canyon State offers plenty of RV resorts to visit, not to mention an abundant of golf courses and attractions. There are many must-see snowbird attractions in Southern Arizona and located in the Phoenix area is Desert Sands […]
Low Voltage in your RV? Don’t Let this Happen to You
Some RVers have learned the hard way when do-it-yourself electricians “plumb in” new RV electrical hookups at a campground. What happens sometimes is the campground will wire in 220 volts, when it should only be 120 volts, which results in high-voltage problems such as smoked wiring and burnt-out electronics. On the other hand, low voltage […]
How to Overcome Problems when Hitching your Trailer
Hitching your trailer can be challenging and figuring out how to set the towed unit at the right height to connect the tow vehicle can drive anyone crazy.
These Golf Apps Can Help You Improve Your Game
What better way is to kick-start your golf game than from the comfort of your own smart phone. Whether you use an Android or iPhone, there’s a wealth of information for golf through a vast range of apps dedicated to the sport. Plus, a lot of these golf apps are completely free. Stay Current and […]
Share My Final Words about the Future of Fishing
For my very last Fishin` column for RV Life I am going to address a concerning issue about the future of fishing. But first I would like to point out that it has been my pleasure to share my past stories, tips and general concerns with the readers of RV Life for the past two […]
Three Tips to Help You Tackle Annual RV Maintenance Jobs
Take a 10,000-foot look at tackling annual RV maintenance whether you`re on or off the road to ensure worry-free travels.