Embark on a journey through time where the bygone era of agriculture springs to life at this unique RV camping spot, brimming with rustic charm and history. This destination is an outdoor museum that celebrates the golden age of farming with an impressive collection of tractors, vintage equipment, and horse-drawn machinery. It beckons not only the RV enthusiasts looking for a serene spot to park but also history buffs craving a touch of a simpler past. As you steer your RV into the second, more spacious driveway, you'll find yourself at the perfect gateway to a captivating stroll among the historic treasures. Here, you can park at the edge of the ample lot and set up your temporary home amidst the echoes of Americana. The grounds feature an old-fashioned country school, a blacksmith shop echoing with the sounds of yesteryear, and a dedicated women's building that tells the stories of the strong women who contributed to the heartland's heritage. Should you meet any of our cherished elder volunteers, dont hesitate to share your adventure spirit and if any confusion arises, just look for Harold, the friendly curator of memories, who is always on hand to assist. Offering more than just a place to rest your travel-weary wheels, this location presents an opportunity for RV campers to connect with the past, learn about rural life, and experience the quaint beauty of this living museum. Whether you have a passion for history, a love of vintage machinery, or just seek a peaceful spot to unwind under the wide-open skies, your stay here promises to be as enriching as it is restful.

Please enter the museum thru the west driveway

The museum is free but operates on donations. We sell a lot of local products in our gift shop (famous popcorn balls and hand-sewn things). We also have tractor books and souvenirs as well as logo merchandise.