Rev up your RV camping adventure with a pit stop that promises to fuel your love for racing and automotive history! Established in 1992 by the legendary Speedy Bill and Joyce Smith, this esteemed museum is a 150,000 sq. ft. treasure trove spread across three levels, showcasing the sheer velocity of America's racing and hot rodding heritage. It's not just any museumit's a journey through time, fueled by the Smiths six-decade-long passion for the racetrack and their dedication to preserving historic automotive artifacts. Whether youre parking your RV from May to September or October through April, this museum has its doors wide open with varying operational hours to welcome auto enthusiasts of all ages. Dive into the past with guided tours available at 1 pm on weekdays, where every turn and exhibit brings a new discovery from the golden age of American speed. Admissions are invitingly priced, making it a perfect pit stop for everyone in the RVfrom adults and seniors to veterans, college students, and youths, with a special welcome for active military personnel with complimentary access. Children aged 5 and under also enjoy free entry, making it an educational escapade for the entire family. Imagine a place where the spirit of racing and the legacy of automotive innovation are celebrated under one roof. With every nook brimming with history, from engines that roared to victory to the sleek designs that turned heads on and off the track, your visit here promises a rare glimpse into the heart and soul of American speed culture. This museum, a federally recognized 501 (c) (3) private foundation, stands as a monument to the Smiths lifelong quest to capture and share the essence of speed. So, whether you're an avid racer, a fervent historian, or simply an RV camper in search of an intriguing stop on your journey, this museum offers a pit stop like no other. Buckle up for an experience where the legacy of American speed and automotive brilliance is celebrated every day.

https://www.museumofamericanspeed.org/harvesthosts.html Please visit our website for an over view of where to park. It will be the back side of the museum and has plenty of open area for an RV. Thanks and Safe travels.