Step back in time while you enjoy the modern luxury of RV camping at a unique destination that brings the 1930s Midwest farming community to life. Imagine pulling your RV into a space where history unfolds around you, offering a blend of educational exploration and serene farm life, a place where the charm of the past meets the ease of present-day camping amenities. Upon your arrival, the journey begins in a visitor center brimming with nostalgia. Here, you'll find an array of farmhouse delicaciespies baked fresh on weekends, jams, and jellies reminiscent of a bygone era, alongside handcrafted wooden toys, books, and a selection of gift items that tell stories of the 1930s. These unique finds are not just souvenirs; they're gateways to experiencing the simplicity and ingenuity of the past. As you venture beyond the visitor center, the sprawling 60-acre living history museum unfolds before you. Every corner of this open-air museum, dedicated to portraying life as it was in 1932, offers a new discovery. Witness ongoing farming operations that echo the rhythms and routines of historical Midwest farming life, creating an immersive experience that's both enlightening and entertaining. The admission fee is a small key to unlock a large door into the pastwith special discounts for seniors, children, and our honored veterans. But the experience doesn't stop with historical exploration. The site is host to a delightful petting zoo, perfect for young explorers and animal lovers. Moreover, special dinners and shows scheduled throughout the year promise unique entertainment options that blend historical insight with farm-fresh cuisine and lively performances. RV campers looking for a blend of history, nature, and unique local products will find this site an ideal getaway. Whether it's browsing the carefully curated items in the visitor center, participating in the hands-on experiences, or simply enjoying the tranquility of a farm that's been frozen in time, guests of all ages will find something to love. Keep up with the latest events and plan your visit by checking our website or following us on our Facebook page. This is not just RV campingit's an opportunity to live, learn, and relax in a setting that bridges the gap between past and present. Welcome to a place where every stay is more than just a stopover; it's a journey through time.

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

Extra nights are subject to availability and may be requested. Advance planning is great but if needed may be granted short notice provided all our spaces are not booked. Contact Patty at 989-348-5187 Wed -Sat 9am-5pm, Sunday 10am-4pm. If after hours Patty can be reached at 989-387-3370. You may text if call is not answered. If you need someone at the park after hours you may call Howard 989-529-7331

Check in at the Visitors Center during business hours. After hours you may park to the left of the visitors center near the crab apple trees. For larger units we recommend following the two track around the crab apple tree and between the rock and smaller tree. It will take you in a circle. Don't worry there is plenty of room. You will find a nice level spot near the fence line and will be facing in the direction of the exit. We ask that you do not block the two track road that runs parallel to the highway. Once you are set up please sign in at the clipboard on the porch of our Visitors Center. (name only)

Our Visitors Center offers hand made brooms, baskets, Loom Rugs and other crafts. We have jelly/Jam, Maple Syrup and Honey (when available). Seasonal produce and farm fresh eggs. For hot summer days we have ice cream treats. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday we offer freshly baked pies. Yum!