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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.

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Mon 21 Apr

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

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

Skip the Line

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

petit-déjeuner léger d'un Leonard's Malasada de renommée mondiale

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Elkhart
21565 Executive Pkwy,

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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

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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.

RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum

Temple de la renommée et musée RV/MH

Le RV Founders Hall affiche des bandes-annonces, des photos et des souvenirs remontant aux années 1920 et 1930 et est ouvert au public. Le musée présente les avancées chronologiques et technologiques de l'industrie d'avant la Première Guerre mondiale à nos jours.

RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum

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

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rescueagreyhound

Jun 2020

Great find on our travels to Nebraska. If you enjoy camping this museum is a must. We are tent campers, however some of the museum pieces look like tents. Advancement in technology within the travel equipment was awesome to see. There are travel trailer displays that will give you the creeps, laughs, and appreciation for the modern day trailer. We did visit just after the museum reopened due to Covid 19. The staff does a great job keeping the museum, displays and restrooms clean. Plenty of RV parking.

JohnBCowgill

Nov 2019

It stumbled upon this place, and I am glad that I did. Even if you are not an RV person, this is a great spot to see.

CrazyAuntBea

Oct 2019

We went to Elkhart primarily to visit the Hall of Heros Superhero Museum, and added this to our visit to Elkhart. What a wonderful, interesting, quiet, clean place to visit. We do not have an RV, but this museum covers the history of camping/RV-ing from the early 1900's (and earlier?? - I think), with wagon/truck campers through the highest end RV's. We had a fun time looking at all of them, my husband remembering his childhood days in an early pop-up camper, and us both being amazed at the 42' "RV" from an early aircraft company CEO. In another wing of the museum is a model of the modern RV production floor, showing how an RV is manufactured. It was interesting to see that too. Admission staff was delightful.