Step back in time as you park your RV amidst the echoes of yesteryears at this unique museum complex, where Owyhee County's rich ranching and mining heritage is preserved and celebrated. Over an acre of land cradles a 10,000 square foot treasure trove of history, complete with meticulously maintained historic buildings like the 1922 Marsing train depot, a vibrant 1959 UP caboose, a revealing stamp mill, and the informative AG Building. This destination not only showcases everything from mining to ranching artifacts but also boasts a working 1915 Ford Model T, promising a truly immersive historical experience. For those seeking an RV camping adventure that combines the comforts of modern amenities with the allure of historical exploration, look no further. Conveniently positioned in the museum's driveway are RV hookups offering water and power with 20, 30, and 50 amp service, ensuring your stay is as comfortable as it is enlightening. This setting offers a unique opportunity to camp under the stars while surrounded by pieces of living history, creating memories that are as educational as they are unforgettable. Immerse yourself in the stories of the past while enjoying the conveniences of the present at this museum complex. Whether you're a history buff, a ranching and mining enthusiast, or simply looking for a distinctive RV camping spot, your visit here promises to be both captivating and comfortable. Connect with history, explore at your own pace, and rest easy knowing modern amenities await your return after a day of adventure.