Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of local history as you park your RV along the iconic Historic Route 66 in the heart of the Texas Panhandle. Perfect for the history buffs and road trippers alike, this unique RV camping spot offers more than just a place to rest; it's an invitation to explore and learn at a nonprofit local history museum dedicated to preserving and sharing the fascinating narratives of the region. As you set up camp, the spirit of the past whispers in the breeze that meanders through the high plains, setting the stage for an unforgettable stay. Whether you're here for a night or require a longer respite, this host stands ready to accommodate, encouraging you to take the time needed to fully delve into the exhibits and artifacts that chronicle the area's heritage. Strategically located on the legendary Route 66, this RV camping spot promises an unparalleled journey into the heart of American history. From tales of pioneers and settlers to the evolution of this famed highway, each exhibit is meticulously curated to educate and inspire visitors of all ages. Beyond the museum's educational allure, the location itself is a testament to the pioneering spirit, offering a peaceful spot to recharge amid the expansive beauty of the Texas Panhandle. It's an ideal stop for those traveling the Mother Road or exploring the wider region, providing a unique blend of history, culture, and warm hospitality. Embrace the opportunity to blend travel, education, and relaxation on your next RV camping adventure by making a stop at this captivating museum on Historic Route 66. Here, every stay is more than just a break from the road; it's a journey through the annals of time, enlightening and enriching for RV wanderers seeking to connect with the past.

Our gift shop has Texas items such as Flags and Stickers, also Route 66 items such as magnets, stickers and caps. We also offer Military Humvee rides on Historic Route 66 thru our small downtown community

You can pull into our parking lot near the 5000 lbs Steel Ankylosaurus from US 385 or pull into the parking lot from Coke street near the life sized Toro bull