Step back in time while embarking on a modern-day RV camping adventure at this unique 1844 homestead turned museum. As your RV settles in amid the whispers of yesteryear, prepare to be transported to a bygone era at this picturesque 13-room farmhouse, poised proudly as the centerpiece of the historical sanctuary. Surrounding the main abode, a charming log house and an assembly of eight additional buildings beckon exploration, each infused with the rich tapestry of the past. Established as a museum in 1962, the grounds have been meticulously preserved, allowing visitors the opportunity to stroll through history in an interactive setting. Further enriching the narrative, a quaint one-room schoolhouse reminds guests of the simplistic yet profound roots of education in rural America. Experience the fusion of historical charm and RV camping convenience, making for an enlightening and unforgettable stay. Engage with the past while enjoying the peaceful rural setting that RV enthusiasts seek. While this historical gem doesn't offer typical RV amenities like hookups and modern facilities, it compensates with a deep sense of place and a hands-on history lesson sure to enchant visitors of all ages. For those RV campers and history buffs looking to immerse themselves in both the delights of the open road and the lessons of the past, this is an escape not to be missed. Please confirm all the details before your visit to ensure a seamless experience merging the adventure of RV camping with the discovery and appreciation of our heritage.

Your membership includes an overnight stay at a Host. Extra nights are available at the Host's discretion.

Please notify at time of reservation if you plan to stay more than one night.

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The tour of the farm is about an hour and the gift shop is geared towards the time period of our museum.