📜 Museum dedicated to preserving the history and innovation of recreational vehicles and manufactured housing. Features vintage campers, industry pioneers, modern RV exhibits, and a Hall of Fame. #Why Go 🚐 Explore over a century of RV and mobile home evolution, including a vast collection of vintage RVs and motorhomes from 1913 to modern day. 🚶 Walk through Founders Hall with RVs from 1913-1980s. 🌟 See Mae West's 1931 Chevrolet house car. 💡 Discover industry innovations like the first RV toilet and microwave. 🏆 Discover the Hall of Fame honoring industry trailblazers. 🅿️ Accommodates RVs with 65-foot pull-through parking. #Why Avoid ⚠️ The museum can be a bit hard to find, located near the expressway. #Cost 💰 Paid RV hookups are $40/day (May-Oct). 🏕️ Free boondocking (no services) for 1-2 nights is available for museum visitors. #Tips 🗓️ Check the official website for current operating hours and event schedules. 🏨 Discounted rates are available at partner hotels in Elkhart and Goshen. 🚐 Harvest Host members can stay overnight (no hookups). #Hours 🕒 November 1 – April 1: Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat: 10 am – 4 pm EST; Sun: 10 am – 3 pm EST. Closed Wed, Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year's Day. For hours outside this period, please check the official website. #🅿️ Parking Free RV parking (no services) for museum visitors is available on the West side. Paid RV hookups ($40/day) with 30amp electric and dump station are available on the East side (May-Oct only).