Skip the Line: Admission Ticket

Overview

Elkhart, Indiana is the RV capital of the world and the Hall of Fame Museum is the only one of its kind in the world with the most extensive collection of antique RV's dating back to 1913. Special highlights from the RV Founders Hall include the personal units of celebrities such as Mae West and Charles Lindberg and the "Road Back into Time" where you can follow along with the history of the RV industry.

City: Indiana

Mon 30 Jun

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Starting at $13.85

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Mon 30 Jun

Starting at $13.85

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What's Included

Skip the Line

Personal units of celebrities such as Mae West and Charles Lindberg and the "Road Back into Time"

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Elkhart
21565 Executive Pkwy,

End point

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Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What To Expect

RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum

The RV Founders Hall displays trailers, photos, and memorabilia reaching back to the 1920's and 1930's and is open to the public. The museum presents chronological and technological advancements in the industry from before WW I to the present.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (33)

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davida0827

Aug 2019

My family and I don’t really know much about RV’s, but we figured we would make a stop at the museum on the drive to our vacation destination. When you walk in, we were greeted by a nice employee, as well as a gift and souvenir area. The admission was rather inexpensive as our son got in for free for his age, and my father got a senior discount (even though he isn’t that old). The museum was neat to see, especially the section that takes you down a “road” and has all different RV’s, campers, etc. Some of which you can walk in and observe first hand. There was also a few interactive spots. As said, we don’t know anything about RV’s, but managed to get about 1.5 hours out of the stop. I don’t know if I would make a trip just for it, but we also aren’t RV people as mentioned previously. I would recommend it though if you’re driving by and want to see some neat things and stretch your legs.

hydesgoseek

Jul 2019

Interesting collection of RVs and a few manufactured homes (earliest from 1913!) A bit pricey ($30/family) but it was unusual and our family had fun looking at the old RVs. There is a free phone charging station in the lobby and they allow overnight parking for RVs. There is also an extensive library that would be helpful for anyone working on a project.

valrick

Jun 2019

We were warmly welcomed by Edward. The well done, interesting video shared information of early celebrity RVers, some of whose RV is here at the museum. Walking along the 'road' and through the 'campgrounds', being able to enter many was such fun!