RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum

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21565 Executive Pkwy, Elkhart, IN 46514, USA
Added by Jopie, at 04 April 2017

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• Harold Pickett

  25 December 2017

  Very nice open hall concept. Clean and the museum is awesome. This place caught my attention upon entering. A must see especially travelers on the 80/90 toll road.

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• Matthew Marks

  19 December 2017

  I've been to multiple events here and I've always had a great time! The space is adequate inside and it's a well kept facility! More parking lot space is needed though for large groups of automobiles.

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• Homer Paden

  19 October 2017

  A must stop for any RV'er. Their exhibit of trailers/campers/RVs is outstanding. History and fun. Manufactured Housing (MH) content I felt was very limited.

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• Melissa Shaffer

  18 October 2017

  Pretty fun time. A lot more neat stuff in there that I would have thought. $12/adult to get in, but I spent over 2 hours in there. Lots of vintage Trailers/campers to check out and you can go in many of them.

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• RM Soja

  01 October 2017

  If you enjoy the outdoors, have towed a trailer.. this is a place to enjoy for the sake that as soon as people enjoyed the start of motoring, there were those who designed, created towable trailers to enhance comfort as more people enjoyed the great outdoors ..
  
  Seriously .. check out the early tvs.. especially the model as housed at

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• Grace Layton

  17 September 2017

  Nice place to spend a good deal of time. Some one of a kind. Some you can walk in some look through. $8.00 each good price. Also has a gift shop. There is RV parking.

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• David Mendoza

  21 July 2017

  This place is awesome. They had really cool look in the past RV to look at. The greatest part is that you can go inside them and sit and really feel how the RV used to be back in the day. They have a ton of parking for trucks or even RVs. They do allow you to sleep there overnight if you need to. You just can't set up camp there. It's nice that it's right off the highway. Just a quick stop and go. Although it's better to take your time and look around at all the different displays they have. They do charge $10, but it's well worth the money for all that you get to see. Would be awesome to come with kids. They also have clean bathroom which is a plus for stopping when traveling. Overall the building is pretty clean. I would totally recommend stopping by and checking it out.

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• Carol Orler

  05 June 2017

  Very interesting. Lots to see. Very informative. Worth the trip.

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• Mike Sobota

  05 June 2017

  First stop on a long trip out west. Great host and a wealth of info and entertainment checking out the vintage and new RVs. A must stop for the RV enthusiast.

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• Robin Payne

  30 April 2017

  Very educational. So many different types of old RVs are on display. There's plenty that you can actually look inside too. I loved seeing the old ones from the 50s, and the precursors from much earlier. Has a nice little gift shop. If you happen to visit while an RV show is taking place, you save like $2 on museum admission. The museum is just the right size, you can see most everything in a couple hours or less.

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• Olivia Bellek

  16 April 2017

  Loved seeing all the RV'S from the first to more modern campers. Truly enjoyed the place. Staff is very friendly and bathrooms are clean

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• Rick Koel

  11 April 2017

  Lots of RV history here. You can actually walk inside quite a few old RVs. Check out the 1954 Spartan travel trailer. Amazing.

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